Lobbying return by Dublin Chamber of Commerce
FinanceCalled for Capital Gains Tax to be reduced to a simple rate of 20% so Ireland can attract entrepreneurs and founders rather than drive them out
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.
Called for Capital Gains Tax to be reduced to a simple rate of 20% so Ireland can attract entrepreneurs and founders rather than drive them out
Called for public transport projects, like MetroLink, Luas Finglas, and Dart+ Coastal North to be commenced, and BusConnects to be completed within the new Government's term
Highlighted Dublin's water crisis and emphasised the need to commence and complete the Eastern and Midlands Water Supply Project and the Greater Dublin Drainage Scheme with urgency
Noted that Dublin's electricity grid is at full capacity and advocated for Eirgrid's Powering Up Dublin to be prioritised and delivered by Government
To communicate the size and scale of Flutter's operations in Ireland and abroad.
Published name "Flutter Entertainment PLC" equals CRO name "FLUTTER ENTERTAINMENT PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY" (CRO 16956) after normalising legal forms such as Ltd = Limited. No other CRO company has this name. Names can be shared, so compare the address and dates on the CRO record.
Called for 30,000 new homes at a minimum to be built annually in the Greater Dublin Area to address the undersupply of housing in the region
Called for a simplification of Ireland's overly bureaucratic enterprise tax support system, particularly in schemes like KEEP and Entrepreneurs' Relief.
Called for the removal of the Passenger Cap at Dublin Airport to be a leading priority under the new Government
Advocated for a cleaner and safer Dublin with more Garda patrolling the streets
Urged Government to ratify the EU-Mercosur Trade Deal without delay
Raise awareness of NOffLA’s ongoing work and policy priorities.
Highlighted the impact of high costs in Dublin on national competitiveness
Highlighted the high cost and slow delivery of housing development, and called on Government to ensure the delivery of at least 30,000 housing units annually in the Greater Dublin Area
Called for the Eastern and Midlands Water Supply Project and Dublin Drainage Scheme to be delivered with urgency
Called for the removal of Dublin Airport's Passenger Cap