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.
The proposals presented in FCIs Pre-Budget Submission adopted in Budget 2027
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Encourage the inclusion of measures in the National Public Procurement Strategy which support social procurement.
To ring-fence multi-annual funding for the development of the Luas Cork programme
Cross-party political support to ensure the Luas Cork programme is developed and delivered at pace to maximise the transport, climate and economic benefits of the scheme.
Multi-annual funding for utilities programmes, including PR6 and Uisce Éireann's water and wastewater strategies, to ensure land is serviced for economic and residential development.
Political support for the acceleration of utilities programmes, including PR6 and Uisce Éireann's water strategy, to ensure land is serviced for economic and residential development.
Support for Rehab's priorities in our Pre-Budget Submission to address: Cost of Disability Housing and Independent Living Health and Mental Health Transport Employment activation Training and Education Assistive Technology Social care Funding and Reform of Disability…
The establishment of policies to ensure multi-annual funding for major infrastructural policies, including housing, roads and light rail development, to ensure that projects can proceed quickly and avoid long delays in delivery
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
Members of the Cork Development Forum identified priorities for inclusion in the forthcoming Programme for Government to progress key developments in areas of transport, housing, infrastructure, and regional development.
Ensure priorities outlined in Rehab Manifesto will be included in Programme for Government