Coilín O'Reilly

Coilín O'Reilly

Total Lobbying Efforts: 36

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County Carlow Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism CLG

2025-01-17

Intent: Continued improvement of the specific issues identified on the Barrow and its surroundings, and collaboration with Waterways Ireland re same::Commitment to long term maintenance of the areas in collaboration with Waterways Ireland::Development of plan for the long term development and promotion of the Barrow and its environs as a valued public amenity for locals and tourists

Details: The ongoing maintenance and improvement required to develop the Barrow track as a public amenity for local people and for tourism

Officials: Coilín O'Reilly

Methods: Quarterly meetings with Carlow County Council, Carlow Tourism, Waterways Ireland, Failte Ireland and County Carlow Chamber - Meeting

County Carlow Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism CLG

2025-01-17

Intent: To continue to invest in Carlow town centre::To improve infrastructure throughout the county

Details: The County Carlow business community is resilient and optimistic, despite the many challnges that business faces at the minute, but we cannot afford to be complacent and must continue to strive for further economic development and growth.

Officials: Coilín O'Reilly, Ben Ward, Ken Murnane, Paul Doogue, Fintan Phelan, John Pender, Andrea Dalton, Catherine Callaghan

Methods: Speech and discussions at Chamber President's Lunch event - Event / Reception

Greengate Biogas 001 Limited

2024-12-11

Intent: To advise the executive office of an interest in pursuing a biogas development planning application in Co Carlow

Details: To discuss the potential biogas project development

Officials: Coilín O'Reilly, Kieran Cullinane

Methods: Met with the CEO to advise of a potential planning application for a biogas development. - Meeting

Women for Election

2024-09-20

Intent: Partnerships with Women for Election and Councils on applying for funding and programmes delivered to encourage more women to become involved with local politics.

Details: Engaging Councils offering support for the Department of Local Governments funding call for councils to encourage participation of women and diverse groups in local government

Officials: Coilín O'Reilly, Eoin Doyle, Ann Doherty, Moira Murrell, John McLaughlin, Richard Shakespeare, Frank Curran, AnnMarie Farrelly, ...

Methods: Emailed each County and City Council offering support for applying for the funding and programme support - Email

Greencore Group Plc

2024-06-04

Intent: To update the Carlow County Council Management team on the current status of Greencore owned properties on the Athy Road, Carlow, and issues related to those properties.

Details: Discussed current status of Greencore owned properties on the Athy Road, Carlow.

Officials: Coilín O'Reilly, Michael Rainey

Methods: It was a single meeting held at the request of Coilin O'Reilly and Michael Rainey at Carlow County Council offices for the purposes of providing an update on the status of Greencore owned properties on the Athy Road, Carlow, including the Carlow Gateway Business Centre, ongoing works on the former factory lands and other related matters. - Meeting

County Carlow Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism CLG

2024-01-15

Intent: The River Barrow is a vital resource and we need to ensure that its potential is realised and more people are aware of the amazing place and resource it is

Details: Meeting with the Council and Waterways Ireland in relation to the River Barrow and ensuring that its Tourism potential is enhanced

Officials: Coilín O'Reilly, Michael Rainey

Methods: Meeting

County Carlow Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism CLG

2024-01-15

Intent: Maintenance and presentation along the barrow is vital to ensure it is a safe, clean, place for all to enjoy. WI needs to work with the relevant LA's::The communities along the River Barrow and all users need to be kept informed and connected with the area, it is vital that WI develops strong relationships here

Details: Meeting with the Council and Waterways Ireland in relation to the River Barrow and ensuring that its Tourism potential is enhanced

Officials: Coilín O'Reilly, Michael Rainey

Methods: Meeting

County Carlow Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism CLG

2024-01-15

Intent: The River Barrow is a vital resource and we need to ensure that its potential is realised and more people are aware of the amazing place and resource it is

Details: Meeting with the Council and Waterways Ireland in relation to the River Barrow and ensuring that its Tourism potential is enhanced

Officials: Coilín O'Reilly, Michael Rainey

Methods: Meeting

County Carlow Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism CLG

2024-01-15

Intent: International business is important and we need to continue to support it for many reasons. Not just exports, but also imports play a vital role in our local economies::To realise international ambitions businesses need more financial support, inward buyer visits, research grants, mentoring, trade missions, reverse importing, support for events::To realise international ambitions businesses need more financial support, inward buyer visits, research grants, mentoring, trade missions, reverse importing, support for events

Details: International Carlow - An Exploration of the International Reach and Connections of Companies around Carlow report was launched at the Presidents Lunch

Officials: Malcolm Noonan, Jennifer Murnane O'Connor, John McGuinness, Coilín O'Reilly, Andrea Dalton, Andy Gladney, Arthur McDonald, Brian O'Donoghue, ...

Methods: Event / Reception, Email

County Carlow Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Tourism CLG

2024-01-15

Intent: Need supports for businesses that are targeted to ensure the costs do not get out of line::individually costs are fine but when so many are coming at the same time it causes problems and we need to be cognisant of this

Details: Challenges for Busienss owners next year are well signposted. Increased employment costs through statutory pension, enhanced sick pay, increased wages etc

Officials: Malcolm Noonan, Jennifer Murnane O'Connor, Andrea Dalton, John Pender, Michael Rainey, Tom O'Neill, Pat Delaney, Padraig O'Gorman, ...

Methods: Presidents Lunch - Event / Reception