1. The reestablishment and ratification of Dáil Éireann as established in 1919 and the upholding of the Irish Republic and its principles enshrined in the 1916 Proclamation.
2. The recognition of the Irish people both individually and collectively as sovereign nationals and the recognition of the 1919 Dail Eireann Constitution subject to the sovereign people and the removal of all imposed institutions.
3. The peaceful reunification of Ireland and the creation of a true Irish Republic within the framework of “A New Ireland Blueprint”.
4. The recognition of the sovereignty and primacy of the living Irish man and Irish woman as the creators of all structures and institutions and who are therefore superior to them as their creation in all respects and not subject to them by any means.
5. The recognition of the traditional family as a unit of sovereignty and a microcosm of the nation superior to all external structures and institutions and not subject to them.
6. The right of the primary home maker to all the rights, recognition, privileges, remunerations and pensions equal to any other working member of society.
7. Judges can only make a determination or ruling based on the findings of an independent jury of one’s peers in all matters before the courts.
8. The return of the entire National and territorial resources to the custodianship of the Irish people.
9. The establishment of a ‘Sovereign Irish Peoples Trust’ to protect and manage the resources and wealth of the people for the people and the nation including of all copyrighted material.
10. The establishment of a 1% transactional tax on all financial transactions as the only tax on the people.
11. The establishment of a separate corporation tax of 10% on all corporate transactions.
12. The elimination of all other taxes, tariffs and duties.
13. Creation of an educational and information dissemination programme to transform ‘citizens’ into national sovereign men and women.
14. The removal of the BAR Courts and all their imported and imposed trappings and the reestablishment of the Irish Brehon Court system.
15. The disestablishment and removal of the corporate banking system and replacing it with ‘Peoples Banks’. Examples are the German model.
16. The removal of corporate car insurance companies and replacing them with a national fuel insurance surcharge. All claims and disputes to be dealt with and settled by “Sovereign Settlement and Remedy Tribunals” run by a panel of Brehon’s subject to the Sovereign Peoples Forum otherwise known as ‘An Seanad Nua’. (See 30)
17. The right of the people to call a national referendum to be held within 30 days at any time with 100,000 people’s signatures
18. The requirement that all election promises become contractual obligations on election.
19. The establishment of full voting rights to the Irish diaspora to the fourth generation.
20. The right of 10% of the voting electorate in any constituency to call for the removal of an elected representative due to his/her failure to honour commitments or failure to honourably represent the will of the people. This is to be determined by signatures.
21. The creation of Housing Trusts and Co-ops to house every Irish national within 24 months. The government to take the compulsory tenancy of all houses and apartments unoccupied for more than a year on behalf of the people to whom they would then rent them from the owners, based on their means. This would be managed by local Housing Co-Ops and Housing Trusts.
22. The immediate freezing moratorium and reversal of all eviction orders and repossession proceedings by banks and vulture funds. An ‘Irish Peoples Public Trust’ would be immediately set up to purchase all said properties for a fair sum adjudicated by a ‘People’s Public Tribunal’. This would be funded by 50 year bonds guaranteed and underwritten by the government holding the properties as collateral. The said properties would then be returned to the people who would complete their purchase (with all payments already made taken into account) by way of an extended, interest free “Ground Rent” in the manner in which the “Encumbered Estates” were purchased and the land returned to the people in the late 19^th and early 20^th
23. The establishment of a truly free third level education including Masters and PhD level education.
24. The complete separation of Church and State and the removal of all exemptions and the outlawing of all Church trusts established for the purpose of hiding funds and assets.
25. The complete separation of all media from the state, and the separation of media from corporate interests, control or influence.
26. The creation of a ‘Natural Medicines Department’ of Government for the education of a new generation of doctors based on natural medicine and remedies.
27. The creation and establishment ofa special ‘Natural Medical College’ with faculties in all Universities to replace the current corrupt pharmaceutical model. The phasing out of Pharmaceutical medicine and training. Current doctors would have to retrain or retire. They and all new doctors and nurses would be required to make a binding Hippocratic type oath to the people.
28. The creation of a new Garda Siochanna na hÉireann as true guardians of the will of the people and answerable to the people through the ‘Sovereign Peoples Forum’ (See 31) and the removal of corporate indemnity for all wrongdoings and the complete replacement of the present corrupt and discredited force.
29. The creation of voluntary local Community Gardaí under the new force.
30. The removal of politicians from any say in any judicial appointments. That responsibility would come under the Sovereign Peoples Forum. (See 31)
31. The creation of a non-political Sovereign People’s Forum or An Seanad Nua with statutory power to oversee all government and state institutions on behalf of the people. Members could have no political or religious affiliation. This forum would have wide ranging “Oversee Powers” and would replace the present Seanad. They would act in a capacity of an Oireachtas Committee but with the same powers as the high court and they would make determinations similar to that of a jury. They would not be law makers but guardians of the people and protectors of the law. They would swear an oath to the sovereign Irish people as would all public figures and servants.
32. The Sovereign People’s Forum would oversee the judiciary with the right to impeach, sanction and fire judges. Judges would be nominated with 50,000 people’s signatures and vetted and verified or rejected by the Sovereign Peoples Forum. All the courts including the Supreme Court would be subject to them. They could overturn any finding or any ruling at any level as the final arbiter.
33. All government appointments to State, Simi State Bodies and Quangos would require the vetting and approval of the Sovereign Peoples Forum.
34. All existing corporate entities masquerading as government, ministers, departments and all government and local government organisations be abolished and replaced by the people.
35. The phasing out and the closing down of the Central Bank and its replacement by “The Peoples Banking and Financial Management Trust” run under the auspices of and answerable to ‘The Peoples Forum’ and ultimately the people.
36. Usury attached to loans or mortgages would be made unlawful. People would not receive loans but would purchase a fixed sum for a fixed time for an agreed fixed amount including a repayment plan and schedule. For the transaction to take place a demonstration of good will would be required with savings or deposits together with the relationship of the amount required to the ability to make all required payments based on income and health.
37. The creation of a ‘National Currency’ at first backed by all the returned Euros held by “The Peoples Banking and Financial Management Trust”. Once functional, running, accepted and trusted the PBFMT would underwrite its currency with national and government assets and the people’s productivity.
38. The Establishment of localised ‘Peoples Trust Banks’ leading to the establishment of a Sovereign Irish Peoples Currency. (See 37) Maybe Credit Unions could be upgraded to membership.
39. The reopening of all local Post Offices which would be made viable by using them as ‘Peoples Trust Bank’ branches as well as payment hubs for pensions, children’s allowances and for the payment of all utility bills, the provision of Passports, Driving licences, Dog licences, Gun Licenses and any other government financial interactions with the people. They could also act as agents for the purchase of insurance and as agents for locally run Co-Op Banks.
40. The establishment of Co-Op training programmes and initiatives leading to the establishment of local Co-Ops to run Water Schemes and other utilities and amenities.
41. The elimination of all wood based paper and its immediate replacement with locally grown renewable hemp based paper. Co-Op paper mills to be established for the processing of hemp for the manufacture of paper, cardboard and other materials. The replacement of concrete with hempcrete as the primary and superior building material.
42. The recycling of bottles, glass and used tires for the creation of road, footpath and recreational surface areas.
43. The funding, creation and promotion of localised Co-Op multimedia including radio, TV and newspapers.
44. The funding and creation of Irish whiskey distilleries in every county with a quality controlling board and an international marketing and distribution board.
45. The reestablishment and funding of agricultural Co-Ops with a quality controlling board and an international marketing board. This includes making Ireland totally “Organic” for all food production for better quality, better appeal and better health and better export marketing opportunities.
46. The establishment of Co-Op fish processing Plants and Seaweed Processing plants together with an umbrella national and international marketing operation.
47. The creation of “Innovation Hubs” to develop new ideas and industries. In a changing world we must be the instigators of change through new creations and developments
48. The protection of net neutrality and privacy as a people’s communication and education resource
49. The funding, promotion and creation of new clean and “Free Energy” initiatives that work, beyond questionable and unsustainable solar and wind technologies.
50. The establishment of a ‘National Self Sufficiency Initiation Board’ with rotating members from all areas of production and innovation. People with viable products would remain and see their initiative through to fruition and maybe beyond with protection and reward for their intellectual property.
51. The establishment of a multi-disciplinary ‘Brains Trust’ to reach out to, learn from and interact with innovators worldwide. To bring back the goods.
52. To connect with likeminded organisations and national sovereign movements worldwide for the purpose of mutual support and exchange of ideas and information.

The foregoing are Irish Republican Brotherhood proposals that can be enacted organically and incrementally and under the framework of ‘A New Ireland Blueprint’ the IRB’s framework for Irelands future viability and national prosperity.