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 generate support for changes in housing policy which would lead to more development::To discuss rent pressure zones, rent caps and issues in delivery, such as non-alignment of utility providers, and to solve the issues associated with these policies
To ensure that the Cork Development Forum's priorities are given prominence in the upcoming review of the National Development Plan and to discuss Cork's standing in the recently published National Planning Framework and its impact on zoning and development
To highlight the shortage of gardaí in Cork and to ensure that Cork gets an increased allocation from the next graduate class of new recruits
To accelerate the delivery of flood defence schemes and other essential environmental works in numerous Cork towns ::To further the development of offshore renewables in Cork and to ensure this policy is supported at all levels of government
To secure key economic priorities for Cork in the Programme for Government, including balanced regional economic development, land zoning and servicing, and sufficient supports for start-ups, SMEs and innovation.
To advocate for critical community supports for Cork to be included in the Programme for Government, such as funding for community groups, public realm spaces and improved Garda resourcing to reflect the growth in Cork's population.
To advocate for the recognition of Cork as a key hub for renewable energy development in the Programme for Government, including the development of the Port of Cork, offshore wind capabilities off the Cork coast and the consideration of Cork as the location for an offshore wind…
To advocate for acceleration in the speed of infrastructure delivery, particularly in terms of regional connectivity in Cork and key projects in the region, including the Cork Luas, M28 and M20.
Raising awarness and understanding was the priority. Discussed further awareness politically and the possibility of raising this matter in the Oireachtas.
Published name "Port of Cork Company" equals CRO name "PORT OF CORK COMPANY" (CRO 262368) 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.
Enhancing the regional connectivity and infrastructure for Cobh. Ensuring the R624 meets national road standards for economic and safety benefits. Proposing another viable route to ease access to Cobh and mitigate traffic issues, fostering economic growth and accessibility.
Secure funding and prioritisation for R624 road upgrades. Gain policy and financial support for offshore wind energy projects in Cork Harbour. Advocate for investment in tourism infrastructure to boost local economic growth.
Commitment to a public model of childcare.
Published name "National Women's Council of Ireland" equals CRO name "NATIONAL WOMEN'S COUNCIL OF IRELAND" (CRO 241868) 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.
Gain understanding of upcoming NIS2 requirements and highlight business priorities in the national implementation of NIS2 requirements and pre-legislative scrutiny of the Cyber Security Bill 2024.
Published name "Ibec" has no legal form. "IBEC COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE" (CRO 8706) is the only CRO company with that name plus any legal form (Limited, DAC, UC, CLG, PLC or Teoranta). Confirm against the CRO record before relying on it.
A letter of congratulations and a copy of Cork Chamber's general election manifesto was issued to each of the recently elected Cork TDs to highlight areas of priority for advancement in the coming years, including essential projects in housing, infrastructure, renewables and…
A submission outlining key areas for regional development to be progressed in the lifetime of the next government, including roads, housing and other crucial infrastructure deemed essential by the members of Cork Chamber