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Politician · TD · 34th Dáil

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill

Fine Gael

Constituency / panel
Dún Laoghaire
Membership
2024-11-29 → current
Office
Minister for Health (2025-01-23 → current)
0
Declared items
0
CRO-matched interests
0
Awards to declared companies
2288
Lobbying returns
Reports for 2017–2025 (party) and 2020–2022 (members)
4
SIPO donation records
341 of 422 divisions
81%
Vote participation

Lobbying returns

Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.

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Register of Lobbying2026-09-18

Lobbying return by Cork Chamber

Local Government
Intended results

To outline key areas for investment for Cork business with regard to urban evolution in Budget 2027, including investment in public realm, support for the night-time economy and an emphasis on integration.

Register of Lobbying2026-09-18

Lobbying return by Cork Chamber

Local Government
Intended results

To outline key areas for investment for Cork business with regard to urban evolution in Budget 2027, including investment in public realm, support for the night-time economy and an emphasis on integration.

Register of Lobbying2025-01-21

Lobbying return by National Women's Council of Ireland

Local Government
Intended results

To call for the introduction of legislative gender quotas for local government elections. ::To ask political party members to include the introduction of Legislative gender quotas for local elections in their political manifestos

Derived link · Matched by exact company name

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.

Register of Lobbying2025-01-15

Lobbying return by The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA

Local Government
Intended results

To propose a sustainable budget of €389m is provided for the LEADER Programme 2023-2027 to drive ‘bottom up, community-led' investment to create and sustain employment in rural Ireland, provide funding in the rural environment and support climate change mitigation initiatives in…

Register of Lobbying2025-01-15

Lobbying return by The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA

Local Government
Intended results

To propose the continued roll-out and expansion of the Local Link service, operating 12 months of the year in each local authority area.::To seek assurance that public transport services in rural and regional areas are accessible to persons with disabilities and reduced…

Register of Lobbying2025-01-15

Lobbying return by The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA

Local Government
Intended results

To propose that Local Authorities, in collaboration with relevant Government Departments, invest in the local and regional road network to maintain roads to a proper standard and improve regional accessibility.::That each Local Authority should publish Local Improvement Scheme…

Register of Lobbying2024-01-20

Lobbying return by Monkstown Abbey Road Residents Association

Local Government
Intended results

To raise awareness by our members about cycle lane, road widening and development activity in our catchment area and to give local representatives a chance to engage with those members and gauge their opinion on these matters

Register of Lobbying2023-10-28

Lobbying return by Monkstown Abbey Road Residents Association

Local Government
Intended results

Make DPOs aware of our Residents' Association's concerns and activities across housing, planning, cycle paths, development and other local authority/planning issues

Register of Lobbying2023-08-01

Lobbying return by Association of Irish Local Government

Local Government
Intended results

1 Reverse centralisation of powers. 2. Retain Development Plan duration at 6 years. 3. Retain status of local authorities in delivery of housing. 4. Secure security allowance for councillors. 5. Recalibrate gratuity payment to align with current salary.