
ALT Poster announcing over 7,000 signatures for the #NoBarriersToBlanch petition. It thanks supporters and lists concerns about a local plan, including taxes on workers, charges for civic services, and environmental harm. Includes a QR code, silhouettes of people, and the slogan “Dublin West Says: #NoBarriersToBlanch.”

ALT A red and pink graphic announces an update from the #NoBarriersToBlanch campaign. It reads: “6,200+ Signatures UPDATE! Today we passed 6,200 verified signatures on our #NoBarriersToBlanch petition. That’s more signatures than eligible votes in the 2024 Local Elections in the Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart local area. If that’s enough to elect 5 county councillors, it’s enough to say that Blanchardstown and surrounding areas want a Blanchardstown that is open, inclusive and welcoming of everyone. Huge thanks to the community for the support, keep sharing!” Below, a QR code appears beside a logo showing silhouettes of diverse people, including a wheelchair user, standing behind a striped barrier. Text reads “No Barriers to Blanch. Change.org/NoBarriersToBlanch.” At the bottom, large text says “Dublin West Says: #NoBarriersToBlanch.”












