Arts Policy

People Before Profit believes in artistic freedom and encourages the creativity, expression and critical activity associated with arts and culture. Artistic practice benefits the whole of society and should be available to all, regardless of income, location or social background.

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Childcare Policy

  Quality childcare remains unaffordable and inaccessible for many families. Fees are among the highest in the EU with many parents still shelling out the

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Dental Care Policy

Oral Health Is Closely Linked With Overall Health Dental health and general health cannot be separated. Oral diseases are among the most common non-communicable diseases,

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Disability Policy

Disability is a major issue in Irish society. There are almost 600,000 people living with a disability or chronic illness. That’s 13% of the population, or one in every eight people.

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Drugs Policy

Summary A healthcare model to support current drug users and their families. Improve funding for services and facilities for drug users including counselling, occupational therapy,

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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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