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In this newsletter, Paul Donnelly Dublin West T.D. updates you on: ✅ Housing & Homelessness ✅ Government Transparency ✅ Community Initiatives ✅ Your Voice Matters

Since Ireland ratified the United Nations Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities (UNCRPD) in 2018, progress has been made—but not nearly enough. Sinn Féin’s plan aims to address these challenges through investment, legislative reform, and a commitment to inclusion.

Ireland stands at a crossroads, and the upcoming election offers us an opportunity to choose a government that works for all people. Sinn Féin’s manifesto is a detailed roadmap to address the challenges we face today—housing, healthcare, the cost of living, and the reunification of our island.

The conversation about Irish Unity is no longer a distant dream; it’s a growing reality. In this blog, I’ll explore the reasons why now is the right time to move forward with a unity referendum, the benefits a united Ireland offers, and the actions we need to take to make this vision a reality.

As part of our commitment to delivering real change, Sinn Féin's Mental Health Action Plan prioritises community-based care, early intervention, and a focus on prevention, ensuring mental health services receive the same attention and funding as physical health.

The current setup is plagued by delays, unfair treatment, and community frustration. At Sinn Féin, we are committed to creating a system that operates efficiently, treats people fairly, and respects the needs of both applicants and Irish communities.

As your local Sinn Féin Dublin West TD, I'm excited to share with you our comprehensive plan to transform Ireland's healthcare system. We believe that every person in Ireland deserves access to high-quality healthcare when they need it, without the burden of long waiting times or financial strain.

This blog outlines the essential steps Sinn Féin is committed to taking to ensure housing is within reach for everyone, from families and first-time buyers to every person who should have access to a secure, adequate, and affordable home.

Ireland stands on the brink of a childcare revolution. Sinn Féin's ambitious proposal to cap childcare costs at €10 per day for all children promises to reshape the landscape of early childhood care and education in the country.