Alan Dillon

Amendments to the Planning and Development Bill in order to ensure a legislative framework which is supportive of business investment

To send the key priorities from Rehab Group's Pre-Budget Submission to members of the Oireachtas and to invite them to attend Pre-Budget Briefing in Leinster House::Support for our key asks for Budget 2025

Was more sitting in the room and to raise awareness of the ISSU & To promote the ISSU

To raise awareness of EnergyCloud Ireland's first initiative in Galway and to highlight the support available from EnergyCloud Ireland to families in energy poverty across Galway in conjunction with a number of Approved Housing Bodies & Galway County Council.

Engagement with Oireachtas members on the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Social Protection, Community and Rural Development, and the Islands Report on Energy poverty, published in June 2024 which made a number of recommendations to tackle energy poverty in Ireland, as recommended…

To raise awareness of EnergyCloud Ireland's first initiative in Galway and to highlight the support available from EnergyCloud Ireland to families in energy poverty across Galway in conjunction with a number of Approved Housing Bodies and Galway County Council.

Raise awareness of the research and findings of the report available at SCSI.ie

To inform deputies and senators about the benefits of adult vaccination including details of a piece of research commissioned by GSK which demonstrates that implementing adult vaccination programmes in Ireland delivers a return

To advocate for progress on key actions from Housing for All

To outline Bank of Ireland’s commitment to serving customers in County Mayo.

Having them sign the above statement

To ensure adequate new development funding in the health budget to cover reimbursement of newly approved treatments for Irish patients in 2025.

Planning reforms required to support the State’s climate targets and energy security.

Clarification on the comparative responsibilities of planning authorities to their obligations under the 2015 Climate Act and the County Development Plans.

State support for the development of port infrastructure to facilitate the development of offshore renewable energy.::Support for the recommendations set out in We can build them: Supporting Irish ports to build offshore wind farms.