Paschal Donohoe

Continuation of the support payment of €350 (previous level of the EWSS/PUP) for workforce of sector until it fully recovers. Sector fully closed under government mandate, no opportunity to trade. Implementation of proposed supports. Immediate implementation of a cross…

To ensure measures taken relating to alcohol pricing were done in all-island context as articculated in the Programme for Government and to get clarity on timing.

To discuss Irish US economic relationship in the context of changes to International Tax

To highlight the concerns and challenges facing businesses as they begin to re-open and return to the office.::To promote businesses priorities in regards to enterprise policy and budget policy as outlined in previous Chamber submissions on budgetary and Covid-19 support…

To increase Government funding for construction of purpose built social and affordable homes in Dublin to relieve pressure on the private market.::To maintain Covid-19 supports for as long as required by impacted businesses.::To promote adoption of Dublin Chamber's strategic…

To communicate current business sentiment and concerns based on focus groups and survey results.::To secure clarity on the timeline for the phasing out of Covid-19 supports.::To stress the importance of private sector initiatives in supporting business transformation,…

To continue a gradual withdrawal of Covid-19 supports for SMEs with a schedule of planned reductions to allow for financial planning.::To extend the commercial rates waiver for impacted businesses.::To boost business liquidity by rolling out new finance facilities in the form of…

To update the Minister on Salesforce’s plans in Ireland and to understand government post-COVID priorities

Increased investment in the District and increased Residential development to enable the '15 Minute City'

Raise awareness of importance of greater representation of small business and taxpayer opinion in framing recovery policy. Concern about risk of institutional imbalance in formation of budgetary policy

Secure engagement on the enterprising region, planning for growth and achieving a region that works::Secure support for delivering a city for better lives and better business, a resilient and sustainable growth strategy for the Dublin Metropolitan Area.

Meeting regarding changes in Budget 2022

Ensure awareness that Ibec welcomes the announcement of the Government’s National Economic Recovery Plan, as it provides certainty for business as the economy gradually begins to transition from COVID-19 restrictions over the coming months

A balanced and transparent approach to decision-making on the economic reopening timeline, and one which takes a sensitive approach to the social and economic circumstances of the businesses and households::Awareness of the negative effects of a potential curtailment of the…

To ensure there is a tapering of supports, to avoid a cliff edge in supports for firms impacted by COVID-19 when businesses reopen with reduced demand.