Roderic O'Gorman

Shape a better and more sustainable future for the Dublin & Mid-East region

Secure commitment for more ambitious public transport investment in the NTA's Dublin Transport Strategy

Ensure awareness of the performance of Ireland's drinks industry for the years 2020 & 2021::Ensure awareness of the impact that Covid-19 has had on the sector

Demonstrate support for report that shows Irish businesses have made important progress in achieving gender balance at board and leadership level within the past year

To raise awareness of the issues highlighted in Dublin Chamber’s Q4 Business Outlook Survey report::To encourage continued pandemic supports for businesses where necessary to stabilise the economy

To encourage a national plan to support city centres facing challenges due to the long-term impact of Covid-19::To better coordinate investment in public transport and rollout of cycling infrastructure

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 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 deliver a strategy to renew Dublin and Ireland's cities on a sustainable basis.::To encourage prioritisation of sustainable infrastructure investment in the Greater Dublin Area including MetroLink, DART Expansion, Luas expansion, BusConnects, and the GDA Cycle Network…

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

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.

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…

Secure commitment to more autonomy to business for the planned phased reopening.::Ensure the roadmap provides absolute clarity and certainty for all businesses to fully reopen as quickly as possible beginning no later than mid-September.

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 that the city faces in re-opening and recovering.

To communicate the impact that the pandemic and flexible working has had on female labour participation.::To outline the challenges facing women in the workplace, in particular issues around parental leave and childcare.