Cormac Devlin

Clarification on Minister Browne's public comments::Meeting request to discuss the Gambling Regulation Bill 2022

Reconsideration of the advertising ban of the Gambling Bill

Called on Government to support growth in Dublin Airport and Dublin Port, enhancing international connectivity for Dublin and Ireland.

To ensure relevant local elected representatives, and Government and Council officials, are kept fully informed throughout the development phase of the project

Presentation of new research jointly published by Christian Aid Ireland & Trócaire, raising awareness, support for a new UN L&D fund

Called for a cohesive effort between businesses and Government in tackling sustainability measures.

Raised the point of Dublin's rapidly increasing population and the need for investment in capital projects such as Metrolink, Dart plus and Busconnects as a result.

Called for appropriate income tax measures as well as better universal supports for childcare, removing financial barriers for families.

On energy and water, three challenges were raised for Government to address, Ireland's antiquated grid system, the increased need for sustainable energy such as wind, and lastly rapid delivery of a more secure water supply for Dublin.

Called for increased level of sustainable compact growth by increased levels of brownfield development and building on pre-existing public transport routes.

Introduce a Capital Gains Tax rate of 20% to encourage enterprise and investment in Irish.

Climate justice at global level including increase in volume of climate finance delivered by Ireland in line with fair share & implementation of loss and damage fund

Discussed the increased need for policing in Dublin directly after the Dublin riots.

A realisation by public officials that our sector cannot sustain the increases in labour costs without directed assistance.

To make real time continuous glucose monitoring part of the standard model of care for diabetes patients in Ireland