Micheál Martin

Paint a picture of Cork's potential for population and jobs growth following the right investment from Government

influence the direction of Government policy

Commendation of previous achievements and ongoing commitment

Inform policy making to support the economic and social development of Cork

That no changes be made to the definitions::That amendments be made to the Copyright and Related Rights Act 2000 Bill in the event that the definitions were to be changed

Attendance at this Annual Dinner. Some interaction with DPOs on the work of Engineers Ireland with references to our policy work including our annual publications such as Engineering 2018 (our barometer report on the profession) and also our State of Ireland report on Ireland's…

Investment in an Advanced Manufacturing Centre; Ensure Ireland's workforce are equipped for the jobs of the future; Make Ireland a world leader for gender leadership in manufacturing and STEM; Maximise opportunities and tackle challenges under Brexit; Advocating for appropriate…

To communicate the concerns of Dublin's business community in relation to the implementation of the National Planning Framework and National Development Plan at Regional Authority and Metropolitan Area level.::To ensure that the National Planning Framework be kept on a statutory…

To inform Micheál Martin TD of our new barometer report on the industry called Engineering 2018 and to inform him of the recommendations in our State of Ireland 2017 report in relation to infrastructural development.

Rebalance Government policy towards small, indigenous businesses::Secure Government's commitment to developing a national Small Business Strategy

To have Chambers Ireland's position on this Bill taken into consideration by Fianna Fail TDs

Ensure understanding of the key business issues for the Midlands to secure future regional growth

Achieve necessary funding in essential infrastructure provision to underpin economic growth and performance of the Midlands

To communicate recent developments in the drinks sector and highlight the alcohol industry's contribution to the Irish economy.

Influence a pro business policy at local and national level