Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
For LA's to look at applications more broadly than a premises by premise s basis. Whole streets are turning residential which will impact the future of the town. Ground floors should be kept for commercial opportunties.
Government to take a long-term view on our future growth and potential development opportunities, and to invest accordingly in essential infrastructure that will drive competitiveness.
The revitalisation of towns and cities to create vibrant, thriving communities where people feel safe and connected demands a holistic and strategic multi-agency approach over the next five years.
Changes to the Planning and Development Bill 2023 to support the development of renewable energy including: Permitting of life extensions and repowering for onshore wind farms; ::Ensuring planning authorities make decisions in line with obligations under the Climate Acts and to…
To encourage the construction of critical infrastructure