Ruth Coppinger

Sought support for increase in core funding for the community and voluntary sector in Budget 2017::Implementation of recommendations of IMPACT's 'Caring - At What Cost?' report::Request to raise the issue at FIanna Fail parliamentary party meeting

To raise awareness of the shape of Ireland's personal tax system and to advocate for its future reform

Meetings; highlight impact of puppy farming on mother of pups through social media

To influence Government to change decision to award lower rate of social welfare increase to young people in Budget 2016

To educate parliamentarians about the links between alcohol and cancer and learn from Scottish experience::To discuss importance of legislation, such as the Public Health (Alcohol) Bill, in reducing the rate of cancer in Ireland

A change to the legislation and policy on social housing waiting lists to address and rectify: the issue of local authorities in many cases not carrying out a comprehensive needs assessment of individuals and families who present to the local authority as homeless and failing to…

Greater awareness of the international best practice standards in relation to health service provision of abortion established by the World Health Organisation, the International Federation of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and of international human rights law

To secure action from the Irish Governement at an EU level relating to demolition and destruction of EU funded aid infrastructure in Occupied Palestine.

The timely enactment of the Criminal Justice (Sexual Offences) Bill 2015 which reforms the law relating to sexual relationships for people with intellectual disabilities in Ireland

Provision of a GAA Pitch and Dressing Rooms for local GAA Club in Tyrellstown

In this we assert that the protection of the natural environment should be at the core of all decision-making, as it is the primary source of both our wellbeing and our wealth. We propose the widening of the tax base to remove taxes on labour and instead tax environmental…

The intended results were to get members of Dáil Éireann vote against the Bll in its current form and in the process support and strengthen tenants rights

To secure more inclusive, constructive and well resourced social protection, education and training and employment policies and outcomes.

To secure a more equitable and inclusive Budget and address the social and economic exclusion facing so many unemployed people.

To inform/raise awareness of stats/info/news items for consideration