Charlie McConalogue

new ways of lookingat the works and opening the road again to through traffic.

Committment from Central Government to the NorthWest region.

Increased investment for higher education::Changes to workplace and other draft legislation (impacting on exploration sector) which would damage economic and business competitiveness::Delivery of much needed capital investment projects for the North West region::Business tax…

To reverse the decline of Rural towns and villages : New business start-up should receive incentives, such as exemption from rates, for an initial time period and relief from capital gains tax, to encourage innovation and enterprise.::That double tax relief is provided on rental…

To out forward our concerns about the effect of Brexit on our members

Secure commitment to investment in the North West region in the National Planning Framework Ireland 2040

Ensure understanding of the current position and future outlook for the Irish retail industry

Increased investment in infrastructure for the North West region::Strong focus in the NPF on the business priorities fo the North West region

Highlighting the challenges facing the retail sector

Ensure understanding of business position on emerging economic recovery::Ensure understanding of business priorities for government supports for companies::Ensure that public representatives understand how the capital plan should be financed::Ensure understanding of difficulties…

That weak competition would be tackled in the beef sector

Ensure understanding of public representatives of the need for more ambitious investment given the low carry costs of debt and strong nominal growth rates and many infrastructure gaps.

Ensure joined up thinking across the local authorities of County Dublin and Greater Dublin Area.::Development of a long-term strategy for the promotion of the region. Recognition of Dublin's vital role as a driver of national economic growth.::Promote city regions as the drivers…

Amending the Companies (Accounting) Bill 2016 to retain the ability of unlimited companies to apply to the Minister for an exemption from the requirement to use the words 'unlimited company' in their corporate name.

Communicate the short term impact of Brexit on Irish business::Make recommendations to ensure support those most impacted::Seek more ambitious government policy focus on infrastructure development to protect Ireland's competitiveness