Brian Stanley

That farmers can no longer be blamed for the climate inaction of others.::To highlight that lazy analysis points to the largest proportion of climate emissions coming from agriculture. There's no science here, it simply reflects the importance of the agri-food sector to the…

The introduction of a beef price index to monitor market prices and provide transparency to farmers on beef prices and market returns

Support for Campaign

Inform Public Representatives that a Foreshore Licence Application has been made. Make them aware of the timeframe in which submissions could be made.

That the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Climate Action invite in two financial analysts on the energy transition to the Committee to outline key issues of importance to understanding the financial risks associated with delaying a low carbon transition

Awareness of the incredible work charities provide society and how their efforts to fundraise at Christmas are so important for their beneficiaries

To pursue better outcomes for unemployed people and others of working age from Budget 2020. In particular to ensure that there is a better understanding of the role and interaction between adequate income, supportive employment services, good activation programmes, access to…

To secure more inclusive, constructive and well resourced social protection, education and training and employment policies and outcomes.

Growing awareness of Ireland's new HSE excellent HIV prevention programme and it's ''PrEP'' medicine.

Attendance at an event presenting the Medicines for Ireland Manifesto 2019

To brief Deputies on AWS' commitment to Ireland, the benefits of cloud and provide an update on AWS' energy strategy

To ensure that cattle price returns are in line with the EU/UK average and to ensure that farmers get a fair price for their cattle to ensure a income as they are encountering severe income difficulties as a result of the falling prices.::A comprehensive package of market…

To secured a €100m beef fund from the EU Commission and the Irish Government to cover the retrospective beef losses and price cuts farmers have incurred from last autumn and spring 2019.::To establish the amount of aid the Minister for Agriculture has sought from the EU and the…

To make known IFA's position on veterinary services and veterinary practice ownership::That the issue of ownership of veterinary practices is an important component of veterinary services in Ireland that will impact on the level and type of veterinary service available to…

That urgent changes would be made to the details of the scheme proposed::That the scheme is designed in such a way that all of the €100m committed by the EU Commission and the Irish Government is paid out to farmers::That the €100m Beef fund would be based on the following six…