Lobbying return by The Wheel
CommunityTo inform elected representatives and relevant departments about the priorities for the community and voluntary sector in relation to Budget 2026.
Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
Timmy Dooley has 5 declared interests in the Register of Members' Interests. Timmy Dooley is named in 2,035 lobbying returns on the Register of Lobbying.
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To inform elected representatives and relevant departments about the priorities for the community and voluntary sector in relation to Budget 2026.
To seek the following amendments to articles 13, 14, 16 and 2::To propose that providing exemptions from GAECs should be established not only for organic farmers but also for those farmers involved in other sustainable production methods (e.g. integrated farming) and where…
To advocate for measures to ensure the achievement of housing targets in the Cork region, including innovative housing solutions such as above the shop living and targeted financial supports for measures to stimulate the housing market.
To outline and garner support for changes to taxation policy to encourage economic competitiveness, including simplification of current policies, supports for R&D and innovation, as well as entrepreneurship.
To advocate for business priorities in the area of education and training, including supports for apprenticeships and upskilling opportunities, as well as funding for third level institutions.
To call for progress on key transport projects in the Cork region and further afield in the context of Budget 2026, including regional connectivity via Cork Airport and the Port of Cork, strategic rail links and the Cork Area Commuter Rail Programme, as well as progress on…
To advance progress on offshore renewable energy in the Cork region in Budget 2026, including port infrastructure investment and support for industry to ensure Ireland meets its ambitious climate targets.
To highlight the importance of support for regional tourism and tourism bodies in Budget 2026, including the enhancement of public realm spaces and connectivity to support regional economies in attracting tourists.
Find out information on the evaluation of the CFP at EU level. Highlight that Ireland is not effectively implementing articles within the CFP. Highlight some key points to be included within the EU Ocean Pact. Find out timelines on the MPA Bill.
Published name "Irish Wildlife Trust CLG." equals CRO name "IRISH WILDLIFE TRUST COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE" (CRO 85061) 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.
Follow up letter om issues raised during the meeting to do with MPA legislation
To ensure relevant Government officials and representatives progress Ireland's MPA process as soon as possible
To raise the issue of MPA legislation with relevant Ministers and ask for urgent action and progress on the issue
To engage and inform TD's and Senators on the current challenges in the nursing home sector. Engage on the policy and legislation required to support the sector and the nursing home providers who are large employers across the country and care for our older people.
Support and funding from the Minister that would encourage and assist those in the agri sector to implement climate-friendly and decarbonising initiatives, helping Cork and Ireland to achieve its climate targets by 2030
Support and funding commitments for the development of marine infrastructure, including fishing facilities and piers and ports for renewable energy development, in Cork