Taimid
STRONGER TOGETHER
About
We pledge transparency in all TAIMID does, establishing goals with processes that prioritize every Irish person’s welfare. Our vision reimagines government as a business, run by qualified, experienced leaders who minimize costs while maximizing results. Past governments’ missteps—triggering the housing crisis, soaring living expenses, the 2008 banking meltdown, immigration strain, and declining beef and dairy exports—prove change is overdue. TAIMID will break from these patterns with a fresh, effective approach.
We reject the flawed party system, where the “Party Whip” enforces a dictatorial grip, silencing dissent and controlling votes and media narratives. Instead, TAIMID unites as a coalition of Independents, registered with the Government, ensuring our representatives act freely in constituents’ interests. Every member will maintain a public portfolio, showcasing their qualifications and experience. As taxpayers, you deserve to know who you’re entrusting with Ireland’s most vital roles.
Drawing from the Irish Proclamation of Independence,
“in the name of God,” we root our governance in faith and service to the people. This bill ends secretive, inefficient rule, replacing it with a system where expertise drives policy, costs are curbed, and national interests reign. Housing will be built, living costs tackled, banking stabilized, immigration managed, and exports revived through pragmatic, people-first solutions. TAIMID’s coalition empowers local voices via county commissions, ensuring laws reflect real needs, not party policies. This is governance rebuilt—transparent, accountable, and for all Ireland.
TAIMID GOVERMENT POLICYS
Christian & Sovereign
An Bille um Tacaíocht do Dhaoine gan Dídean
(Homelessness Support)
Whereas homelessness persists in Ireland, denying citizens basic dignity, this bill ensures no Irish citizen lacks a bed, three meals daily, and clean clothes. Recognizing homelessness as a Government responsibility, this Act mandates comprehensive support for homeless individuals. The Government shall provide hostel accommodation, ensuring safe shelter, and issue store gift cards for food and clothing, funded through each individual’s Personal Public Service Number (PPSN). Priority is given to removing people from the streets, restoring dignity and meeting essential needs. The Department of Housing shall oversee implementation, collaborating with local authorities and charities. Penalties for non-compliance by service providers will be enforced. This Act fosters a compassionate society, affirming the inherent worth of every citizen.
An Bille um Laghdú Cáin Bhreisluacha
(Value Added Tax Reduction)
A Bill to reduce the standard rate of Value Added Tax from 23% to 12%, to address the economic hardship inflicted by high taxation policies of the 33rd Government, despite significant tax gains from multinational corporations such as Apple. The increase in VAT, including a 2% rise, has contributed to widespread closures of small and medium businesses, severely impacting retail and leaving city centres deserted. This Act establishes a flat 12% VAT rate on all goods and services to lower the cost of living, boost consumer spending, and support economic recovery. For a family with a net income of €100,000, this reduction could save approximately €5,500 annually, enhancing disposable income. This Act shall come into operation on a date appointed by the Minister and may be cited as the Value Added Tax Reduction Act 2025.
CONSTITUTION OF IRELAND
" In the Name of the Most Holy Trinity, from Whom is all authority and to Whom, as our final end, all actions both of men and States must be referred,
We, the people of Éire,
Humbly acknowledging all our obligations to our Divine Lord, Jesus Christ, Who sustained our fathers through centuries of trial."
Whereas 84% of Ireland’s population adheres to Christian values, and non-Christian influences have entered governance against public will, TAIMID seeks to restore the core principles of our 1919 Free State.
All races and creeds are respected, free to express traditions within Ireland’s legal framework. TAIMID, rejecting modern party whips as authoritarian, operates as a coalition of Independents to address complex issues. The Oireachtas shall ensure laws reflect the Christian ethos that founded our nation, promoting dignity and compassion fostering governance aligned with historical values.
An Bille um Tacaíocht Garda Síochána
(Garda Síochána Support)
A Bill to relieve An Garda Síochána of clerical burdens by introducing Civil Clerks, akin to court systems, to handle administrative tasks, ensuring Gardaí focus on frontline duties. This Act rejects the unacceptable two-year training delay proposed by others, expediting solutions. It amends the Mental Health Act to limit involuntary admissions to life-threatening cases, prioritising hospital beds for those on waiting lists over queue-jumpers. The restriction on Gardaí running for political office, such as T.D. or Councillor, shall be reviewed, valuing their experience in governance. Recognising new community dangers and criminals outgunning Gardaí, this Act authorises arming 50% of Gardaí with sidearms, reducing reliance on the Emergency Response Unit. The 33rd Government’s neglect has endangered Gardaí; this Act ensures their safety and effectiveness. It may be cited as the Garda Síochána Support Act 2025.
Acht um Athchóiriú Údarás Áitiúil agus Caomhnú
(Local Authority Reform and Architectural Heritage Preservation)
reforms local authorities, ensuring consistent standards while preserving Dublin’s Victorian and Georgian facades, distinct from global modern buildings. It mandates faster planning approvals, balancing speed with heritage protection, ensuring developments match historical styles. Government projects can be sold to developers for swift construction, respecting heritage. Town centre standards include parking, social zones, dog parks, and uniform footpaths, with heritage areas using compatible designs. Authorities prioritize National Inventory of Architectural Heritage structures, offering restoration incentives. Annual heritage reports and public engagement ensure accountability, fostering vibrant town centres. It commences on a Minister-appointed date.
An Bille um Athbheochan Iascaireachta na hÉireann
(Irish Fisheries Revival)
A Bill to restore Ireland’s fishing industry, devastated by the ‘freedom of movement’ agreement post-2004. Open borders permitted super trawlers to deplete Irish Sea fish stocks, collapsing vibrant family-run fisheries in coastal towns like Skerries, Co. Dublin, where 30 locally owned trawlers once supported jobs harvesting lobster, cod, and more. Today, none remain, with families losing homes, trawlers, and livelihoods. This Act terminates the free travel agreement for foreign vessels in Irish waters, restricting fishing to Irish boats only. It mandates measures to replenish fish stocks, reversing losses exacerbated by global policies. The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine shall oversee implementation, ensuring sustainable local employment and industry revival. This Act shall commence on a date appointed by the Minister and may be cited as the Irish Fisheries Revival Act 2025.
An Bille um Rochtain Tithíochta Céaduaire na hÉireann
(Irish First Access Housing)
We are addressing high rental costs and complex mortgage processes with the "First Access Housing" initiative, a streamlined solution integrating all essential requirements into one accessible framework for first-time buyers. Qualifying individuals—first-time buyers or those repurchasing after losing homes in the Covid or banking crises—can access a 90% mortgage from Bank of Ireland. High rents will be fairly adjusted, allowing landlords facing tax, loan, or business-related costs to increase rents modestly to avoid foreclosure, while curbing excessive pricing. By assessing costs, we will enforce a maximum 20% profit cap on rental income, ensuring affordability for tenants and sustainability for landlords. This bill, inspired by equitable principles, reduces barriers to homeownership, supports economic recovery, and balances the rental market, delivering a fair, efficient housing system for Ireland.
An Bille um Beatha ag an gCoincheap na hÉireann
(Irish Life at Conception)
Whereas the 33rd Irish Government oversaw over 44,000 abortions, and scientific research, including NIH studies, confirms zinc sparks—zinc ion releases from the egg within minutes of fertilization—mark the onset of embryonic development, this bill recognizes life at conception. Conception is defined as the moment zinc sparks occur, signifying a new human life. Every person, from this moment, is a legal person with the fundamental right to life, entitled to full protection under Irish law. Abortion is prohibited, except when a qualified medical professional determines the mother’s life is at risk. Using Oireachtas authority, this bill defines personhood, fulfilling our moral duty to protect the unborn. By halting abortions, we aim to restore a culture of life, ensuring Ireland upholds the inherent dignity of every human from conception, fostering compassion and respect for all life.
An Bille um Deimhniú Bóthair na hÉireann
(Irish Road Certificate)
We propose abolishing the outdated, costly vehicle taxation and third-party insurance systems, replacing them with an affordable "Road Certificate." This streamlined framework consolidates road tax, liability coverage, and compliance requirements into one accessible solution. Priced to suit all vehicle owners, it ensures funding for road maintenance and accident liabilities while reducing costs for drivers. Enforcement of traffic violations will shift from courts to automatic fines issued by the Garda, using traffic cameras and automated systems for swift, efficient resolution of minor offenses, easing judicial burdens. Robust safeguards will ensure fairness and accuracy in fines, maintaining public trust. We will also replace year-based license plates with randomized numbers, ending the stigma of older vehicles. This promotes equality, supports sustainable use of reliable cars, and reduces environmental waste, offering a fair, efficient, and modern approach to vehicle regulation.
An Bille um Cheannasacht na hÉireann
(Irish Sovereignty)
The Irish Dáil, not the European Parliament, holds sole authority to enact laws for Ireland, as affirmed by the 1916 Proclamation: "We declare the right of the people of Ireland to the ownership of Ireland and to the unfettered control of Irish destinies, to be sovereign and indefeasible." Irish laws must reflect the will of its people, free from external influence like the UN or WEF, whose agendas, such as the UN’s 2030 Sustainable Development Goals or WEF’s global economic frameworks, often prioritize corporate and international interests over national sovereignty. Ireland must avoid Brexit’s economic fallout, which saw a 2-5% GDP drop and significant capital flight due to disrupted EU ties. To assert sovereignty, we propose renegotiating EU agreements and issuing electronic entry visas for EU citizens at Irish entry points, enabling the Garda to verify immigration status. Non-compliant entrants face removal, ensuring border control, economic stability, and Ireland’s sovereign destiny while rejecting UN-WEF overreach.
An Bille um Ionad Leighis Neamhbhaol na hÉireann
(Irish Non-Life-Threatening Medical Centre)
We propose establishing non-life-threatening medical centres with 24/7 walk-in emergency rooms in every major Irish town, addressing all needs from GP to dental care. This will alleviate pressure on hospitals, where, as reported by The Irish Times on December 14, 2022, emergency department bed wait times can reach 90 hours, per HIQA findings. These centres will provide accessible, round-the-clock services for minor ailments, reducing hospital overcrowding and ensuring timely care. Equipped to handle routine and urgent non-critical cases, they will streamline healthcare delivery, freeing hospital resources for life-threatening emergencies. This initiative will enhance community health infrastructure, cut waiting times, and improve patient outcomes across Ireland. By decentralizing care, we aim to create a more efficient, responsive system, ensuring every citizen has prompt access to essential medical and dental services in a sustainable, town-based network.
An Bille um Chosaint Fostaíochta na hÉireann
(Irish Employment Protection)
Companies increasingly replace workers with machines and AI, driving unemployment and reducing income tax revenue, with ripple effects harming Irish businesses. We propose banning machines and AI that displace human workers, preserving jobs and economic stability. This act will prioritize human employment, ensuring technology supports rather than supplants the workforce. Additionally, it will introduce film and content regulations for internet sites accessible in Ireland, establishing standards to protect minors from harmful material. By enforcing strict guidelines, we will safeguard young people while fostering a digital environment that aligns with Irish values. This dual approach—protecting jobs and regulating online content—addresses modern challenges, maintaining economic vitality and social welfare. The bill reflects a commitment to secure livelihoods and protect vulnerable citizens, ensuring Ireland’s workforce and youth thrive in a balanced, technology-regulated future.
An Bille um Réiteach Tithíochta na hÉireann
(Irish Housing Solution)
Ireland’s housing shortage stems from private builders facing approval delays and Irish Water’s inability to expand water mains. Current Dáil plans focus on social housing, treating Ireland like a third-world nation, while ignoring 40-somethings with capital and approved loans, forced to cram into childhood bedrooms with partners and children due to a lack of homes. Leveraging our construction expertise, we propose abandoning the left-wing, state-owned building model. Instead, we will streamline approval processes and enhance Irish Water infrastructure to boost private development. Increasing housing supply will stabilize or lower prices and reduce rents, benefiting all. This bill prioritizes practical solutions over ideology, empowering private builders to meet demand and ensuring families can buy homes. By addressing root causes—approvals and water supply—we aim to resolve the crisis efficiently, restoring balance to Ireland’s housing market.
An Bille um Thacaíocht Teaghlaigh na hÉireann
(Irish Family Support)
The family is vital, nurturing the next generation and embodying our core values of strength and happiness. We will provide free childcare for all children of working parents or legal guardians, replacing the inadequate €2.14 rebate system. An updated "MyGov" platform will swiftly verify eligibility, eliminating delays and rebates that fail to support families. We recognize that unaffordable childcare prevents many from returning to work, stifling economic participation. By offering free, accessible childcare, we empower parents, boost workforce engagement, and ensure every child thrives. This bill prioritizes family well-being, removing financial barriers and fostering a supportive environment for raising children. With streamlined verification and no rebates, we deliver practical, immediate relief, reinforcing the family unit as the heart of Irish society and securing a brighter future for the next generation.
An Bille um Fhorbairt Tithíochta Fast-Track na hÉireann
(Irish Fast-Track Housing Development)
We will launch a fast-track process for developers to construct Ireland’s 300,000 needed homes, streamlining approvals and enhancing infrastructure support. Developers must allocate a percentage of homes to the Government at cost price for public use, blending private initiative with social responsibility. This strategy dismantles the inefficient state-led building model, accelerates private development, and ensures supply meets demand. By cutting red tape for builders and easing access for buyers, we aim to reduce costs, boost availability, and deliver a market-driven solution to the housing crisis. Prioritizing first-time buyers, this reform fosters a dynamic, efficient system that addresses Ireland’s urgent needs. With clear terms and swift processes, we balance economic growth and public welfare, creating a sustainable housing market that works for all.
An Bille um Chosaint Beatha na hÉireann
(Irish Life Protection)
Over recent terms, Western governments have eroded safe laws, enabling doctors to end lives. In Canada, over 44,000 died last year via lethal injections administered by medical professionals—an alarming trend. The EU banned exporting lethal injection drugs like pentobarbital and thiopental in 2011 under its Torture Regulation, though restrictions have since loosened. Studies reveal a 30% misdiagnosis rate among doctors, meaning 30 out of every 100 lethal injections could stem from error. We reject this as acceptable; it constitutes manslaughter when medical staff administer fatal injections based on incorrect diagnoses. This bill seeks to halt such practices in Ireland, reinforcing the right to life and holding professionals accountable. By addressing misdiagnosis and banning lethal injections, we aim to protect citizens from this legal and moral travesty.
An Bille um Thacaíocht Feirmeoireachta na hÉireann
(Irish Farming Support)
For the first time in European history, farming businesses are shutting down en masse, crippled by Global Goals blockades and excessive taxes. Farmers, discouraged from growing food, rely on grants that devalue their farms, as these aren’t recognized as profit in business valuations. Those who feed us deserve support, not cancellation. We see this creating a dangerous "food bubble." While right-wing governance avoids controlling market prices, we propose removing multiple tax layers on farmers and introducing a temporary tax exemption for agriculture. To bolster European food production, we’ll impose high taxes on imports from outside the Eurozone. This bill aims to revive Irish farming, ensure food security, and protect rural livelihoods by prioritizing local and European produce over punitive policies, fostering a sustainable agricultural sector.
An Bille um Chosaint Gnó na hÉireann
(Manufactured
Denial Of Service (M.D.O.S))
Ireland recently lost a historic multi-billion-euro investment from Google, a decision marred by unacceptable faults traced to an attack by an overseas private organization. Current Irish laws protect individuals through provisions like unfair dismissal, but no framework exists to shield the nation from such large-scale economic sabotage. We propose the Manufactured Denial of Service (M.D.O.S) Bill to safeguard Ireland and its people from future losses. If proven to stem from competitive business interference, such acts will be criminalized. This legislation will deter economic attacks, secure Irish interests, and hold perpetrators accountable, whether domestic or foreign. By addressing this gap, we aim to protect jobs, bolster economic stability, and reinforce Ireland’s sovereignty against orchestrated disruptions, ensuring a resilient future for Irish businesses and communities.
An Bille um Phunt na hÉireann 2025
(Irish Punt)
The 2008 financial crisis exposed the fragility of global markets. Inspired by David Carroll we propose reintroducing the Irish Punt as a gold-backed dual currency for domestic use alongside the euro. This will shield Ireland from unstable markets, with the Central Bank of Ireland overseeing banking and financial regulation. A gold-backed Punt ensures stability, minimizing external economic shocks, while retaining the euro for international trade. This dual system blends the flexibility of fiat currency with the security of a backed currency, offering resilience and confidence to Irish citizens. By reinstating the Punt, we empower domestic financial sovereignty, protect against global volatility, and provide a robust framework for economic stability. This bill aims to safeguard Ireland’s economy, blending tradition with modern needs, ensuring prosperity.
An Bille um Fuinneamh Núicléach na hÉireann
(Irish Nuclear Energy)
The Global Goals green agenda failed, as shown by the April 28, 2025, power outage across southern Europe, affecting Portugal, Spain, Andorra, and France. Caused by grid instability from over-reliance on renewables, it halted trains, closed airports, and strained hospitals, exposing policy flaws (2025 European power outage). Trillions in euros wasted on ineffective NGOs highlight misguided priorities. Marco Visscher notes nuclear fears, tied to old technology, are irrelevant to Ireland, yet the 33rd and 34th Governments rely on polluting diesel generators. Renewables, insufficient as Europe’s crisis proved, misalign with Ireland’s needs. Inspired by David Carroll, we propose the world’s first underground nuclear reactor—safe, cost-effective, and eco-friendly, leveraging small modular reactors (Should Ireland turn to small modular reactors?). With 43% public support in 2021, this bill ensures reliable power, cuts costs, and rejects failed policies, positioning Ireland as a leader in resilient energy solutions.
We name this world's first underground nuclear plant
"The Carroll Nuclar Power program"
An Bille um Trédhearcacht Vótála na hÉireann
(Irish Voting Transparency)
Engaging with a political group like Taimid Ireland is key to shaping how our nation is managed, impacting schools, farmers, and housing—everything in your life. Government decisions can make or break these essentials. Joining Taimid grants access to local commissions in every county, with monthly meetings to address community issues directly affecting you. Globally, parties with pre-registered voter lists, like one securing 5 million votes pre-election, demonstrate transparent, effective governance chosen by the people. Ireland’s current system of private, nameless voting lacks transparency, undermining result validation. We propose reforming this outdated practice, to ensure votes are traceable and verifiable. This bill enhances accountability, empowers citizens, and strengthens democracy, ensuring your voice shapes a transparent government that truly serves Ireland’s people.
An Bille um Aer Glan : Clár Foraoiseachta Carroll
(The Clean Air : Carroll Forestry Program)
The Clean Air , dubbed the Carroll Forestry Program, revolutionizes Ireland’s environmental strategy by incentivizing tree planting to combat greenhouse gases. It measures trees’ carbon filtration, capturing CO2 and monoxide while releasing oxygen, directly addressing emissions from livestock like cattle and sheep. Landowners, including farmers, will receive €10,000 annually to plant and maintain 1,000 trees on their land, promoting biodiversity and sustainable land use. Inspired by David Carroll’s vision, this bill rejects ineffective green policies, focusing on tangible climate solutions. It empowers rural communities, enhances air quality, and positions Ireland as a leader in practical, nature-based carbon reduction.
DAVID CARROLL
As TAIMID Ireland’s founder, I bring 30 years of expertise in construction, manufacturing, international trade, and finance. My vision is for Ireland’s government to embrace a private-sector mindset—leveraging industry knowledge, cost efficiency, and a steadfast commitment to national interests. Inspired by www.taimid.com, TAIMID ensures every citizen’s voice shapes governance, fostering policies that reflect public will. Connect with me on https://x.com/DAVIDcarrollLH
for open, uncensored dialogue. Pre-vote with TAIMID to ensure representatives truly align with your values. I’m dedicated to managing Ireland with proven business acumen, prioritizing low costs, transparency, and sovereignty. My leadership promises accountable governance where citizens, not bureaucracy, drive decisions. This initiative envisions a prosperous, people-led future for Ireland, grounded in integrity and public trust. Join me to build a nation where efficient, transparent management empowers every Irish citizen to shape a thriving, independent Ireland
MARK
HUGHES
Mark, set to join TAIMID after completing his current project, brings extensive expertise in accounting and business financial control, poised to transform government spending practices. His arrival promises an open, transparent approach to managing Ireland’s public funds, ensuring every euro is accounted for with clarity and purpose. Drawing inspiration from www.taimid.com, TAIMID seeks to overhaul financial governance, rooting out inefficiencies and prioritizing national interests. Mark’s proven track record in financial oversight will instill a private-sector mindset—emphasizing low costs, high transparency, and optimal resource allocation. Once onboard, he will drive policies that make government spending fully visible and justifiable to citizens, fostering accountability at every level. Mark’s contribution will strengthen TAIMID’s mission to manage Ireland’s finances with unwavering integrity, building public trust in how taxpayer money is utilized. This initiative heralds a future where Ireland’s economic governance is efficient, responsible, and aligned with the needs of its people, empowering citizens with confidence in their government’s financial stewardship.