Economic Policy

Irish capitalism has failed most Irish people. The economy is characterised by levels of inequality and insecurity that are unacceptable in a democratic society. According to the International Monetary Fund, Ireland is now the fourth richest country in the world in terms of GDP per capita.

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Education Policy

Summary Education should be funded and managed exclusively by the State rather than handed over to various patron bodies. Develop a National Childcare Service to

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Energy Policy

People’s Power: The case for nationalising the energy system   Introduction   Energy price hikes have highlighted the problems with Ireland and the EU’s “liberalised”

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Environmental Policy

Our environment, the natural world and our towns and cities face an unprecedented crisis. The United Nations now predicts that temperatures will rise by 3C if drastic action is not taken to reverse the burning of fossil fuels

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Healthcare Policy

Summary  A National Health Service that treats people according to medical need. Establish an Independent Health Promotion Agency to promote health and preventative behavior. Abolish the HSE

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Housing Policy

1. INTRODUCTION A home is a basic human need, ranking alongside sleep and food, as an essential to sustain life. In modern societies a decent

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LGBTQ Policy

People Before Profit is strongly committed to supporting LGBTQ people in their struggle for full equality. In 2015 the majority of Irish people voted in favour of the same sex marriage referendum after a hugely positive Yes Equality campaign.

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Mental Health Policy

Principles Mental Healthcare Service Delivery be underpinned by a Human Rights based approach. Health Care including any aspect of mental health support will be founded

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