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.
• The Government must support the removal of used waste tyres from farms, by providing part funding for the collection and recycling of waste tyres in the remaining counties.
• Litter legislation, which currently places the legal responsibility on farmers and homeowners to clean up the reckless dumping of others, must be amended.::• An Garda Siochána and the Data Protection Commissioner must resolve existing issues, which prevent data-sharing, where…
To demonstrate IFA's 'Plan B' document to help farmers compile the essential information that would be needed where someone else has to step in to run the farm if the farmers contracts COVID-19, or has to go into social isolation
The intended result was to inform government ministers on the main priorities INHFA would like to see implemented as part of the Programme for Government.
Published name "The Irish Natura and Hill Farmers Association" has no legal form. "IRISH NATURA & HILL FARMERS ASSOCIATION COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE" (CRO 560101) is the only CRO company with that name plus any legal form (Limited, DAC, UC, CLG, PLC or Teoranta). Confirm against the CRO record before relying on it.
To make election candidates aware of the needs & concerns of Farm & Forestry Contractors in Election 2020
Raise awareness of the work being done by Dogs Trust and the importance of effective dog welfare policy
To seek a change in public policy towards a more supportive environment for young beef farmers entering the sector::Seeking commitments to increase the CAP Budget to meet challenges of generational renewal, climate change, and market volitility
Changes to the BEAM scheme in order to make it more farmer friendly. Removal of the unnecessary restrictions, increase in the payment rates, inclusion of all farmers including dairy farmers, payment for animals sold in the marts and payment for animals sold to meat plants in N.…
Stricter controls on maurading dogs::Review on the Measures relating to the Control of Dogs in Ireland::Meeting and Discussion with the Minister in relation to IFA's Submission
Brexit support - beef farmers: in addition to the €100m (EU Commission €50m, National Government €50m) further direct support for farmers will be needed to deal with losses incurred, particularly for beef farmers, post May 2019. These ongoing losses are due to the decline in the…
To demonstrate the challenges facing farmers in the farming low-income sector::To make the case for an increased CAP Budget::That the Government and EU response must match the Brexit threat::That round table beef talks would take place to address unviable prices by meat…
change in existing legislation.
To ensure that cattle price returns are in line with the EU/UK average and to ensure that farmers get a fair price for their cattle to ensure a income as they are encountering severe income difficulties as a result of the falling prices.::A comprehensive package of market…
Secure funding for beef farmers with severe losses.::For farmers who sold prime finished cattle since last autumn and suckler farmers. Prime cattle are steers, heifers and young bulls.::To resist the draft Regulation proposal to reduce production as a condition for receipt of…
Changes to the current Control of Dogs legislation in order to improve the health and welfare of dogs in Ireland, and to improve the safety of dogs owners / keepers, and the general public.