On November 15th, the world rises against Fossil Power. From every corner of the globe, people will flood the streets of capitals to demand an end to the era of fossil fuels. COP30 in Brazil must be a turning point — ten years on since Paris, our leaders have to act. In the heart of the Amazon, where indigenous communities are clinging on to protect one of Earth’s most vital ecosystems, the call will be clear: no more fossil-fuelled destruction. We will listen to their call, and take to the streets of Dublin in our thousands to march in solidarity, and demand faster and fairer climate action from our government.

It has never been more crucial to take action on climate change to stop all out climate chaos. Renewable energy is cleaner, cheaper, and safer than fossil fuels, yet we remain locked in to dirty, expensive fossil energy, thanks to the power and influence of the fossil fuel industry.

That’s why we need to join together, stand up and speak out, demanding that the Government deliver faster and fairer climate action: fast enough to do Ireland’s fair share internationally and fair enough to make life better for people here and now.

We want a cleaner, safer, fairer future that breaks away from fossil fuels.

The fossil fuel industry wants to use its power to lock us into dirty, expensive, imported fossil fuels for decades to come.

We want warmer homes, lower energy bills, cleaner, healthier air, cheap and accessible public transport. 

We want a just transition towards a future where no one is left behind, and where women and disadvantaged communities, who have so far been excluded from the benefits of climate policies, are finally placed at the heart of change.

We must stand up to fossil power.  People power is the best way to convince decisionmakers to act. Everyone is welcome, and everyone is needed.

Our Government wants to build more gas terminals and pipelines, and to continue to facilitate  data centres to drive the profits and expansion plans of big tech, even though this means that the grid cannot accommodate new housing.

Energy industries, large energy users and their political backers want to dilute, delay or derail the transition away from fossil fuels.

We stand for justice, peace and a sustainable future that puts people and the planet first.

The fossil fuel industry is deeply intertwined with human rights abuses and ecological destruction. In Ireland, these activities are being facilitated through fossil fuel investments in our financial institutions to gas-fired data centres and the tech that is being used to deliver death and destruction in Gaza.

We demand faster and fairer climate action from our government. Fast enough to do Ireland’s fair share internationally and fair enough to make life better for everyone here and now.

Governments want to put economic growth and corporate profits ahead of our health, safety, and shared future, despite the impacts of climate breakdown accelerating around the world - from droughts and wildfires to storms and floods, with the people who have done the least to cause this crisis being hit the hardest. For young, old, and for future generations’ peace and prosperity- we need climate action now!

Together we are far more powerful than the fossil fuel industry. Together we will build an unstoppable global climate movement.

Stop Climate Chaos coalition

Trócaire

Friends of the Earth 

Oxfam

Christian Aid

ActionAid

Concern Worldwide

National Women’s Council

Community Work Ireland

Centre for Environmental Justice, Community Law and Mediation

AMLÉ- Aontas na Mac Léinn in Éirinn

Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign 

The Useless Project

Climate Craic CIC

Eco Justice Ireland

Rural Ireland Organisation

People Before Profit

Not Here Not Anywhere

Children’s Rights Over Flights

Extinction Rebellion Ireland

Friends of the Irish Environment

STAND 

Animal Rebellion

Climate Justice Coalition Ireland

Save Lough Neagh

Afri (Action from Ireland)

Black and Irish 

Bat Conservation Ireland

Centre for Environmental Living & Training (CELT)

BirdWatch Ireland

Global Action Plan

Irish Cycling Campaign

Green Party / Comhaontas Glas 

Dublin City Interfaith Forum

SIPTU

Laudato Si Movement 

An Taisce

Feasta

Parents for Future Ireland

Environmental Pillar

Le Chéile 

TCD Environmental Society

Jesuit Centre for Faith and Justice

Slí Eile 

Climate Justice Universities Union

TCD SU

Go Dance for Change

ICTU

The Liberties Community Project

Social Justice Ireland

Financial Justice Ireland

CATU

Dublin Council of Trade Unions

Full Circle Change

CBM Ireland 

Children’s Rights Alliance

Boh’s Cooperative- The Spark

United Against Racism

Síolta Chroí