A genocide cannot be met with silence.
If the Government believes action is needed, it must show leadership and act on that belief.
Ireland should stand on the side of human rights and accountability.
Social Democrats
Tomorrow, the Air Navigation & Transport (Amendment) Bill will come before the Seanad.
It will allow for commercial flights through Irish airspace suspected of carrying munitions of war and soldiers to be grounded and inspected.
We are a neutral country – we must not be complicit in brutal wars.
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Social Democrats
The Minister for Sport has told us that sport and politics do not mix.
But throughout history, we've seen that the opposite is true.
The govt have backed the Irish football team and their management into a corner with their inaction and cowardice.
There's an obvious solution: stop the game.
Sport should never be used to distract from human suffering.
The Government must show leadership and support efforts to stop these fixtures going ahead.
Government could set an international example and say no to sportswashing.
High quality maternity care should never depend on what someone can afford.
Continuity of care should be available to every woman, not just those who can pay for it.
That should be the standard in our public health system.
Sports has the power to unite communities, but it only works when grounded in respect.
The govt have not treated the Irish public, nor the Irish national football team with respect.
For Israel, this match is more than a game – it is a political tool.
Sport is political: Stop the Game.
Despite being given every reason not to dismantle the Triple Lock, FF/FG are still ploughing ahead.
Ireland is a militarily neutral country – we must not see our Defence Forces deployed at a government’s whim.
The UN is flawed, but it is an essential safeguard.
We can't cut it out of the picture.
The latest Child Poverty Monitor reveals there were more than 95,000 children – one in 12 – experiencing consistent poverty in 2025.
These figures will be a stain on this Govt’s term in office unless meaningful measures are introduced to tackle income inequality.
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Family carers save the State billions every year.
Yet too many are facing poverty, burnout and loneliness while struggling to access support.
It's time to deliver on promises made to carers.
A 60-day swim ban has come into effect at two Dublin beaches - Rush North and Rush South.
This is due to a pump failure at a wastewater station.
The loss of these amenities for most of the summer - and the potential threat to marine life - is unacceptable.
Uisce Éireann has questions to anwer.
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Social Democrats
The latest child poverty figures will be a stain on this Government’s term in office unless meaningful measures are introduced to tackle income inequality, according to Social Democrats TD Aidan Farre...
Social Democrats TD Jennifer Whitmore has demanded a full explanation from Uisce Éireann after a 60-day ‘Do Not Swim’ notice came into effect at two popular beaches in north county Dublin due to a sew...
