Support the construction of housing via targeted subsidies for developers who build according to carefully prescribed criteria: energy efficiency, durability, ease of maintenance, and sustainability.

Overhaul the Private Rental Tenancies Board and vastly increase its resources, particularly in the area of dispute resolution.

Introduce a generous and flexible savings instrument that is tax-deductible and can be used to purchase or renovate a home.

Implement legislation that requires property developers to take out regulated insurances that provide long-term protection to buyers against defects and guarantee payout for unforeseen issues.

Introduce additional tax bands to reduce the tax burden and address the inequality experienced by the ‘squeezed middle’.

Increase the threshold and expand the range of pension, savings, and social security instruments that are tax deductible

Identify mechanisms that can increase disposable income, such as the introduction of subsidies for costs like childcare, health, schooling, et cetera.

Incentivize the use of public transit by making the ticket costs tax deductible.

Establish a taskforce to build upon previous efforts to robustly tackle underlying factors that are contributing to the high cost of insurances in Ireland.

Establish a public health programme to expand the capacities and accessibility of the mental health service, and increase both individual resilience and positive social engagement within active communities.

Introduce a national general health exam and expand the range of voluntary vaccines that may be freely accessed.

Accelerate the adoption of the integrated immunization register for people who wish to track their inoculations and immunity levels.

Substantively increase the range of medicines that pharmacists can prescribe without a prescription from a general practitioner.

Ban disposable vape products and deploy a targeted campaign to tackle underage non-combustible smoking.

Implement a sexual health strategy that includes home testing to improve the prevention, detection, and treatment of infections.

Establish a Citizen’s Assembly to consider questions and develop options regarding dying with dignity issues.

Increase care centre capacity by deploying rapid accommodation units with integrated community facilities and social support services.

Provide more funding for food banks and related initiatives, and expand the range of community support services that are collocated.

Meaningfully implement harm reduction initiatives that have been repeatedly recommended by international organisations, including decriminalisation, drug consumption rooms, and increased detox capacity.

Support the ongoing work of senator Lynn Ruane regarding her public policy work in the areas of homelessness, addiction, and harm reduction.

Establish an agency for the coordination, management, and quality assurance oversight of in-community care resources.

Implement measures to eliminate middle-management wastage in private home care companies so that carers earn more of the money paid by the State.

Significantly increase the recruitment of professional carers and expand the number of home care hours.

Widen the home carer tax relief to include non-nursing needs and costs, such as employing a carer who is not a registered nurse, as well as other types of people who are needed to maintain the home care environment.

Increase the allowances and other financial supports for family carers, and develop initiatives to support the transition of carers after their duties have naturally ended.

Become a renewable energy exporter by building a large-scale wind industry that uses deep offshore floating turbines.

Create a national energy storage strategy and construct a network of grid storage facilities.

Build geothermal stations and district heating systems where economically viable.

Direct the Citizens’ Assembly to review Ireland’s position towards the latest advances in nuclear power, and evaluate the full lifecycle benefits and environmental costs of the technology.

Require that non-renewable activities are matched by investments into projects that have a minimum x2 off-set multiple.

Implement significant financial incentives for businesses operating in Ireland who switch from plastics to more costly alternatives.

Proactively lobby the EU Commission to establish tough financial penalties for businesses who utilize plastic in their products or as part of their packaging.

Develop a framework of incentives to meaningfully stimulate the creation of an extensive waste-recovery economy, with a focus on the retrieval of usable products and recyclable materials.

Create a programme for farmers to cover costs related to parental leave, sickness, injury, and bereavement.

Establish a dedicated initiative to fund the installation of renewable infrastructure on farms, which can reduce their costs and earn them additional income from the sale of microgenerated electricity.

Review obstacles to the adoption of High Nature Value farming practices and implement measures to increase the proportion of Irish land farmed according to the principles.

Rapidly rollout electrified trolleybuses in commuter dense areas and quickly develop routes previously earmarked for costly light rail systems.

Significantly expand intercity bus services and extend the operating hours of all transport systems.

Develop a more comprehensive scheme to expand upon the local hackney pilot and increase the supply of affordable small public service vehicle operators in rural Ireland.

Increase the use of regional airports and invest in connective links to support logistics transfers and passenger commuting.

Build new deep-water ports to decentralize away from Dublin and promote regional growth.

Advocate for the democratic election of Night mayors in large cities and develop a diverse night economy.

Significantly increase the general level of funding and expand development programmes for arts productions and cultural events.

Implement a series of targeted subsidies to stimulate theatre productions and other live dramatic performances.

Establish a taskforce to evaluate the ticket sales industry and identify options for mitigating platforms and intermediary practices that make arts and cultural events artificially expensive and inaccessible.

Expand the artists exemption threshold and exempt art prize awards being counted towards social protection entitlements.

Rescind the moratorium on data centres and permit their construction where applicants are making a reasonable effort to mitigate negative externalities.

Develop a range of targeted grants for startups who are involved in the virtual production segments of the film, television, and video game industries.

Abolish capital gains tax on first time investors into early-stage science ventures and redefine tax reliefs so that they are threshold based instead of determined by the year of investment.

Create export development initiatives to cultivate specific high value markets and strategically grow high-priority Irish product categories.

Establish foreign direct investment programmes to target the relocation of sunrise industry scale-ups from overseas commercial centres.

Rejuvenate the trade union movement by making it a statutory requirement for new employees to attend one free off-site labour rights awareness workshop.

Develop exchange initiatives that provide speaking time for delegations of the English, Scottish, Welsh, and Northern Ireland parliaments.

Establish Citizens’ Assemblies in both the North and the South to fully articulate the concerns and aspirations people have and would wish to see achieved by a unified Ireland.

Set-up a ‘United Ireland Taskforce’ to develop a plan for integrating each jurisdiction, which is based upon an evaluation of unification obstacles and the outputs from the Citizens’ Assemblies.

Redesign the mandates for Ireland’s publicly administered funds to allow a small proportion of investments to be made directly into ventures that comply with the sustainable development goals.

Develop a timetable for Ireland to finally meet the United Nations international aid target of 0.7% and create a meaningful strategy for the allocation of developmental funds to worthwhile programmes.

Integrate defence policy with Ireland’s foreign and international aid strategy to maximize the effectiveness of humanitarian interventions and long-term assistance and development missions.

Give members of An Garda Siochana the latitude and support they need to effectively police antisocial behaviour in communities and enforce the law against criminal activities.

Increase judicial expertise by introducing additional specialisms, such as judges for domestic and sexual violence.

Implement a points system of immigration that applies an evaluation-decision process based upon character, merit, and other discretionary factors.

Advocate for the remit expansion and strengthening of the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe.

Develop a specialist reserve as a means to build up silos of expert knowledge and retain valuable service personnel who can operationally deploy with units of the Permanent Defence Forces.

Acquire strategic air lift capacity and develop an effective air intercept squadron.

Develop a statutory framework that allows senior civil servants and public officials to be held accountable for their decisions.

Legislate for the statutory compliance of all public procurement processes with the Public Spending Code.

Make it the Law that all major infrastructural projects must implement the procurement and management methodologies of the International Organization for Standardization.