Current memberships may indicate policy relevance. They do not prove why a lobbying contact was made, and may not match membership at the time of older returns.
The activity was on the 21st May. An opportunity to play on the pitch at the Aviva Stadium. Details are as follows; • 10:30am – Arrive at Aviva Stadium• Dressing rooms and kit (top, shorts, socks) will be provided. • 11 - 12 – Football on the Aviva Stadium pitch (format will depend on numbers, details will be shared closer to the time)• 12 - 2 – Refreshments • Car parking will be provided at the Aviva Stadium carpark if required. - Event / Reception
Intent: To keep local councillors and TDs informed of the project's progress ahead of any further planning steps, and to secure a meeting with the CEO of Wexford County Council to update him on the project and discuss the planning process.
Details: Following on from previous engagements with local councillors and TDs, Regnum Renewables continued to update the Gorey-Kilmuckridge councillors and the local Wexford TDs on the progress of the Kilmichael Wind Farm, and separately sought a meeting with the Chief Executive of Wexford County Council.
Between 2 and 13 July 2026, Regnum issued emails requesting meetings to three local Wexford TDs — Brian Brennan, Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin and Malcolm Byrne — on the progress of the project. - EmailBetween 3 June and 8 July 2026, Daragh Browne (Regnum) emailed and called the Gorey-Kilmuckridge councillors — Donal Kenny, Anthony Donoghue, Joe Sullivan, Craig Doyle, Darragh McDonald, Mary Farrell, Nicky Boland, Pip Breen, Oliver Walsh and Paddy Kavanagh — to arrange an in-person update meeting. - EmailOn 12 and 27 August 2026, Regnum emailed Wexford County Council CEO Eddie Taaffe requesting a meeting to update him on the project. - Email
Intent: Meeting members to discuss the hospitality sector, especially the 9% VAT rate and the impact it will have on food-led businesses and its implentation. Also, discussed were a range of issues impacting businesses which included work permits, cumulative cost increases, labour costs, energy costs and apprenticeships. The benefits of the 9% VAT rate were discussed in depth. It was sought to achieve an understanding of the sector and issues that it continues to face at outlined above.
Details: Meeting with Oireachtas Members to discuss the sector in its totality
Intent: Measures to improve cost competitiveness and avoid any further cost increases::Measures to support increased investment in hotel accommodation::Measures to support growth and development of Irish tourism::Measures to support the viability of hotels, guesthouses and tourism businesses::Measures to support the development of employer-led staff accommodation within the hotels sector ::Targeted funding for a national hotel retrofitting scheme to reduce carbon footprint::Increased investment and support for tourism marketing both domestically and overseas.::Additional funding for targeted upskilling of employees across the hotels sector
Details: Seeking Government measures to support the long term growth and development of Ireland's tourism and hospitality industry
Measures to support the development of regional tourism accommodation - MeetingPolicy measures to support the development of Irish tourism, including measures to enhance cost competitiveness - Social MediaPolicy measures to support the development of Irish tourism, including measures to enhance cost competitiveness, support training and skills development, increase investment in tourism marketing & development, and support sector-specific sustainability programmes - Email
Intent: Meeting on 10 June (and communications regarding logistics of same) between members of TBOI and and members of the Fine Gael parliamentary party to discuss topics including judicial review, the Civil Reform Bill, Civil Legal Aid and Criminal Legal Aid
Details: Meeting between FG and members of TBOI to discuss various legal reforms currently underway
