Have your say

Five things — in priority order

Effective campaigns combine signatures, complaints, direct contact with elected representatives, and formal planning objections. The first two below are universal — anyone in Ireland can do them today.

1

Add your name

The petition is a national ask, for anyone in Ireland — whether or not Manna is currently flying over you. It is a single number that grows every time someone signs. Numbers move politicians. Share it with your neighbours, family and local groups.

2

Share your experience with Manna

Manna's founder claimed publicly there are "only two complaints a week" from Blanchardstown, and that "Cork loves it." If commercial drones are over your home, anywhere in Ireland, one clear way to test that publicly is to put your experience on the record.

Email community@manna.aero, request a geoblock over your Eircode, and ask them to log it as an individual complaint. Then send a separate copy to the campaign so it counts toward the record — see the template page for how.

3

Write to your TDs

Personal letters to TDs are one of the most effective tools available. We have a template that cites the State's own commitments and timeline — you just personalise the bracketed sections.

Use the TD letter template
4

Object to a planning application

When a Manna hub is proposed in your local authority area, a formal planning objection carries real legal weight — and is on the public record. Fingal County Council has now refused Manna three times (Clonsilla, Castleknock, Coolmine), explicitly citing "serious noise pollution". Objections work.

Use the objection template
5

Join your local WhatsApp group

Local groups coordinate evidence-gathering (noise logs, flight counts), planning objections, contact with TDs, and media work. Local presence + national pressure is what shifts policy.

Cork

Drone Action Cork

The most active campaign group, currently coordinating national evidence-gathering.

Email: droneactioncork@gmail.com

Join WhatsApp
Dublin

Dublin 15 / Blanchardstown

Affected by Zone U97 — the original Manna corridor — and the Coolmine planning fight.

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National

Cross-county group

Media, policy and Oireachtas-facing coordination across affected communities.

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Don't see your area?

If a corridor is being proposed near you, we'll help you start a local group.

Get in touch

Group links open in WhatsApp. We don't store your number.

Decided over our homes — without our say. That's what we're asking to change.

We are not anti-innovation. We are pro-process, pro-consent, and pro-community.

Add your name