Housing and homelessness crisis is a stain of shame on this country
Housing must be a No.1 Budget priority
Labour Rep wants Minister to intevene in Ballincollig Fire station dispute
Cork rep calls for windfall tax to help out hard-pressed local families
“Ireland is emerging as a progressive, inclusive nation, but we have a long way to go yet”
Quotas needed to end gender divide in civil service
‘No decisions about me, without me,’ was rally cry from 200 women at FemFest
Thousands to take to the streets to protest homelessness
“We need to ensure all citizens have their say”
“This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to vote for a more compassionate and caring society”
“The referendum result will eventually mean an end to the stigma, shame and secrecy around abortion in Ireland”
Together for Yes calls on young people to register to vote ahead of referendum
Final Referendum Pitch: Yes Side – May 24th, 2018
‘Don’t let politicians put the climate alarm on snooze’
Marriage referendum engaged young people – can parties now court them?
Yes to marriage equality would show that LGBT lives are valued
'Change is possible': Laura on the monumental year gone by
Why we need to talk about student sexual assault
We need leaders to deal with climate change
For Quality and Equality, Public Funding is Higher Education’s Best Option
People Power At Its Finest – Reflections One Year On From Repealing The Eighth
A 40 Year Wait for Seanad Reform
Let them go to regional colleges
Speak Up Speak Out
Laura spoke to the The Woman Project’s ‘Speak Up, Speak Out’ event in November 2018
March 4 Marriage
Laura Harmon speaking as President of the Union of Students in Ireland at the 5th Annual March for Marriage