Conor Reddy has repeated the party’s call for a moratorium on data centre development. Demands price controls to reduce electricity prices for households.

“For too long, communities like Ballymun and many others have experienced violence while lacking sustained investment in prevention, healing and evidence-based intervention. We have expected communities to absorb trauma without the structures needed to interrupt the cycles that cause that harm."

"Government has not provided the investment required... you can’t police your way to safety. Real and lasting safety comes from investment in the services, supports and opportunities that break the cycles driving crime and violence in the first place."

"We stand over our support for the proposal to remove the name Herzog Park from this public space in Dublin."

“The job of the Council is not to reproduce that inequality. It is supposed to correct for it. If Dublin City Council is serious about social inclusion and reducing inequality, it has to put its money where its mouth is...”

An emergency motion for tonight’s Dublin City Council meeting calls for the immediate reversal of the rent increases imposed on council tenants, HAP tenants, RAS tenants and some Approved Housing Body tenants. Our Councillors support the demonstration by CATU members outside City Hall from 5:30pm.

People Before Profit says today’s fuel price protests are response to Government inaction. We call for price caps on energy and free public transport.

Dublin City Council tenants marched to demand DCC drops the Rent Hikes and takes care of the maintenance work council has neglected. CATU members and community and People Before Profit activists Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin and Cllr Conor Reddy believe the campaign can grow and win. Next protest 13 April.

"The project has stalled because the project management company responsible for the build has not submitted the additional detail... As a result, planning permission cannot be granted..." Cllr. Reddy: "The buck stops with the Minister..."

The classes were sanctioned the day before Equality in Education held sleepouts, however the required school buildings have not been delivered. Devastated parents and advocates speak out: 'There is no excuse good enough to justify what has happened here. (These children) have been failed...'

Government climbdown is a win for SNAs and parents, but threat of cuts remains. Government must engage with SNAs, their unions and advocacy groups on redeployment proposals and the wider crisis in special education.
Protests to go ahead including at 5pm today outside the Dáil

The petition also calls on Austria and Kosovo, Ireland’s other group opponents, to refuse to play Israel and to apply collective pressure on UEFA to act, as national associations have done successfully in the past.
“Sport does not exist in a vacuum." Cllr. Reddy

The changes effected yesterday follow months of campaigning by local residents, including a large public meeting organised by People Before Profit, protests, petitions and hundreds of individual complaints about the new F-Spine routes.