Lobbying return by Irish Heritage Trust
HeritageTo develop support for the running of and continued development of the National Famine Museum, and its impact on the wider Strokestown area.
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 develop support for the running of and continued development of the National Famine Museum, and its impact on the wider Strokestown area.
Seeking implementation of Memorandum of Understanding between NPWS & NARGC
To oppose the proposed bill and to ensure an understanding of the bill's implications
To propose that, alongside additional potential hours worked, to implement a higher payment rate for farmers beyond the standard own-work rate of the Walks Scheme. This increased compensation reflects the additional challenges and ensures that farmers are adequately rewarded for…
To propose that increased funding should be allocated to the Areas of Natural Constraint (ANC) scheme and returned to past levels, with existing payment rates and eligible area increased to help better preserve and protect the unique uplands eco-system; avoid land abandonment;…
To propose that the Mountain Access Project is extended and piloted in new areas.::To propose that robust communication platforms are developed, such as regular meetings, and a dedicated farmer point of contact, to facilitate continuous dialogue between farmers and the…
That the three political parties include reference in their election manifestos that the Irish Heritage Trust receives an enhancement in funding and that the matter be included in a programme for Government.