Martin Heydon

To inform Oireachtas members about the Mag Mell project and why it offers a real solution to address Ireland’s near-term energy security of supply needs. To highlight the scale of the project and how it will support Ireland’s energy transition and emission reduction targets, as…

To influence change in policies for Farm & Forestry Contractors in Agricultural Policy

That Minister would agree to a meeting

That recommendations and lessons learnt would be taken on board and that project would be able to continue

That the Government supports Member States' proposal for a further impact assessment and greater flexibility for Member States on the implementation of the Directive

To highlight the urgency required on the passage of the Bill through the houses of the Oireachtas.

Concrete levy to be removed and Ministers and TDs to provide responses to the challenges facing the construction sector.

To defeat proposals for a suckler reduction scheme

To minimise impact on Irish agriculture and to ensure that farmland is not devalued or rendered useless for Agriculture

To get government buy-in to fund active farmers to undertake measures to help improve viability and sustainability in terms of emissions targets in the suckler, beef and sheep sectors::Funding of €250 million for these active farmers

To provoke debate on the shortcomings of the CAP Strategic Plan and to discuss other funding mechanisms to help cattle and sheep farmers

Deferment of the introduction of the proposed defective concrete products levy by Government, pending a regulatory and economic impact analysis.

Increased capacity, staffing and funding to improve the delivery of health care in acute hospital and mental health services.

Meeting hosted by the Chamber was to discuss inbound and outbound trade opportunities for Kildare businesses

Research for funding for Ag Tech businesses in Dubai for ember companies exploring exporting to Dubai