Richard Boyd Barrett

To raise awareness of the policy issues highlighted in Dublin Chamber’s Q3 Business Outlook Survey::To encourage a national plan for the rejuvenation of city centres::To encourage investment in public transport and urban cycling infrastructure

To promote understanding of business sentiment and concerns based on Q2 survey results.::To maintain financial supports for businesses for as long as required during the exit from Covid-related restrictions and impact.::To increase Government funding for construction of purpose…

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

Seeking to have the Bill published

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.

To communicate the concerns, challenges and developing trends from businesses in response to remote working.

To highlight the need to support the tourism sector in Dublin.::To communicate the challenges facing the tourism and hospitality sector as they prepare to reopen for summer.

To communicate the need for a new urban action plan in Dublin to assist the city to recover post covid-19.::To communicate the challenges the city faces and the need for a central government policy response to recovery.::To communicate the challenges that the city faces in…

Inclusion of investment priorities for Dublin in the revised National Development Plan (NDP)

Awareness of Ibec's regional priorities for Budget 2021 and views on the new National Economic Plan

We asked the new TDs to consider the urgency of reducing living costs (in particular housing); business costs (in particular insurance); the need to reform the Defamation Act, which is being abused; the need to pass the Perjury Bill; and the urgent need to provide for dedicated…

To ensure investment in key infrastructure projects in Dublin. To highlight the need for sustainable urban planning and housing development. To deliver enterprise policies that position Dublin as Europe's leading hub for enterprise. To improve Ireland's equity environment for…

Secure political support for Scale Ireland's Startup Policy Manifesto and 3-Step Plan in the context of General Election 2020 and negotiations on a Programme for Government

Communication of the necessity of constructing 14,000 new homes per year in Dublin.::Increased delivery of apartments to reflect smaller household demographics.::Completion of MetroLink and BusConnects as proposed.::Provision of 5,000 bikes and 300 cycle stations under the…

Scheme to be extended beyond May 2020 & extended to regional towns