Lobbying return by Cork Chamber
Public Expenditure and ReformTo ring-fence multi-annual funding for the development of the Luas Cork programme
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 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.
Support for the development of key roads projects in Cork as an investment in the economic and transport infrastructure in the Cork region.
The allocation of multi-annual funding for the development of key roads projects in Cork as an investment in the economic and transport infrastructure in the Cork region.
Political support for the delivery of a next-generation site in Cork to ensure the region continues to attract large-scale, high-value Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in sectors like semiconductors, biopharma, and green energy.
The allocation of multi-annual funding support for the delivery of a next-generation site in Cork to ensure the region continues to attract large-scale, high-value Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in sectors like semiconductors, biopharma, and green energy. Funding can be used to…
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.
Funding for the delivery of flood defences in Cork city and various county towns to ensure homes and businesses are protected from future flood events, including the Lower Lee Flood Relief Scheme and flood defences in Midleton.
To discuss the re-zoning order issued to local authorities to identify more land for residential development, and to ensure these plans are integrated with strategies from utilities and transport providers so that these new lands are serviced and zoned.
Support for measures to increase housing output and bridge the viability gap on development::Support for measures including over-the-shop living and Living Cities schemes::Engagement relating to the new Housing Activation Office
Increased funding for measures including over-the-shop living and Living Cities schemes::Increased funding for to the new Housing Activation Office to unblock delays in housing delivery
Support for a new student accommodation strategy to enhance access to further and higher education
Encourage attendance at a briefing session in the Leinster House AV room on April 22nd 2026, to discuss the findings of the Arthritis in Ireland: The Lived Reality 2026 research report and create awareness and draw attention to the lived experiences of those affected and support…
Published name "Arthritis Ireland" equals CRO name "ARTHRITIS IRELAND" (CRO 78931) after normalising legal forms such as Ltd = Limited. No other CRO company has this name. Names can be shared, so compare the address and dates on the CRO record.
Ensure an understanding of retailers concerns about the impact of illicit trade and cross border purchasing