Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
To secure a strong CAP budget post 2020. This is critical for farm incomes, farm output and wider economic activity.::To ensure that there is no reduction in the CAP budget arising from the UK exit::To ensure that options for addressing a shortfall in the CAP budget must…
That the Government would prioritise the Heritage Bill 2016 and ensure its passing through the Houses of the Oireachtas
To outline the importance of the Ireland-UK agri-food trading relationship::To demonstrate the existing structure of the UK agri-food market::To provide some key information on the importance of the UK market in sectors of strategic importance for Irish farming and food - Beef,…
To ensure Glyphosate is relicensed as a herbicide for use in agricultural, horticultural and amenity crop production::That the decision to be taken by the EU Commission is based on science and not on politics
To discuss the design and implementation of a RHSS::That a RHSS supports farm and community based renewable heat projects to enable farmers to integrate renewable heat production into their farm business, reducing costs and increasing efficiencies, while also directly benefiting…
Remove restrictions on planting productive marginal land::Reintroduce farmer forest premium payment differential::Compensate farmers appropriately for all land they are obliged to set aside for environmental enhancement::Reduce red tape in the forest Road Scheme::Providing…
That the Department of Agriculture would include tillage crops, including potato crops, in the scheme of compensation for damage caused by the flooding
To ensure that nurseries that suffered sever damage as a result of Storm Ophelia would be included in a scheme of compensation by the Department of Agriculture
To secure support for farmers affected by the storm in Donegal
That all farmers would receive their payment on time::That 2017 payments worth €220m are paid to 50,000 farmers
To monitor expenditure under the scheme::To ensure that there is full spend of the RDP::Seeking prompt payments
Protection of land and farmers' livelihoods in areas of flooding
To secure Government Support for the shortage of Fodder in the country::To secure a feed and transport subsidy for affected farmers
To ensure that the increased EU offer on beef for the Mercosur trade negotiations is rejected by the Irish Government::That the Irish Government gets support for this among other EU Member States
To address the proposed conditions by the EU Nitrates Management Committee on Ireland's derogation until the end of 2021 the following approach is required:::• The requirement to use low emission slurry spreading technologies and storage requirements should not become effective…