Official - Declan Kirrane

Intent: Ensure local government understand business viewpoint on regional economic development in order to make Ireland the best place to live, work and invest.::To ensure progress on the implementation of the National Planning Framework without delay and address infrastructure gaps that exist.

Details: Business priorities for regional economic development

Officials: Kathleen Holohan, Tommy Ryan, Tom Coughlan, Tim Lucey, Ann Doherty, Seamus Neely, Owen Keegan, Philomena Poole, ...

Methods: Email

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Football Association of Ireland

2017-05-16

Intent: Ongoing

Details: Proposal to co-fund a football development officer role within Offaly.

Officials: Declan Kirrane

Methods: 1 Meeting, 4 Emails and 6 telephone calls. - Meeting

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Football Association of Ireland

2017-01-18

Intent: Agreement in place.

Details: Proposal to co-fund a football development officer within Offaly.

Officials: Anna Marie Delaney, Declan Kirrane

Methods: Written email and telephone. - Email

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Football Association of Ireland

2016-09-21

Intent: Not concluded yet.

Details: Proposal to co-fund a football development officer role within Offaly.

Officials: Anna Maria Delaney, Declan Kirrane

Methods: Letters and Meeting. - Letter

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Centre for Effective Services

2016-08-29

Intent: • To inform and support the work of policy makers involved in reform initiatives in Ireland and Northern Ireland.

Details: • CES reviewed national and international evidence on implementing public service reform to inform and support the work of policy makers in Ireland.

Officials: Robert Watt, David Moloney, Orlaigh Quinn, Hilary Murphy-Fagan, Aidan O'Driscoll, Seosamh Ó hÁghmaill, Fergal Lynch, Dermot Ryan, ...

Methods: Production of a publication (not a submission) and summary, available in hard copy and online. 1,000 copies of the report published, along with 2,000 copies of the summary. - Submission, Title: Seminar and launch of report ‘Serving the public well, what can we learn?’Location – Davenport Hotel, DublinTime: January 21st 9.30 – 1pm. Agenda: 9.30 Opening and welcome by Nuala Doherty, Director CES9.35 Opening by Dr Orlaigh Quinn (Department of Public Expenditure and Reform)9.50 ‘The evidence on implementing public service reform’ (CES)10.35 Reflections from Scotland - Sir Peter Housden (Former Permanent Secretary, Scottish Government) 11.40 Panel Discussion followed by Q and A: 12.30 Closing remarks by Dr Fergal Lynch (Department of Children and Youth Affairs)12.45 Close of Seminar - Nuala Doherty (CES) - Event / Reception, Email invites to seminar and launch (3 times). Invite list included Secretary Generals, Assistant Secretaries, CEOs of City and County Councils). Email dissemination of the publication and summary – March 2016, as part of the CES Ezine (electronic newsletters) which was distributed to 2247 recipients, some of which included designated officials. - Email, ...

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National Women's Council of Ireland

2016-05-20

Intent: Gender-proofed local and community development programmes and policies

Details: Gender-proofing local and community development

Officials: Gerald Dollard, Paul Moynihan, Peter Minnock, Maria Melia, Joseph Gilhooly, Declan Kirrane, Dorothy Clarke, Sinead Carr, ...

Methods: Gave one presentation each to 3 Regional Chief Officer Fora in Dungarvan, Castlebar and Tallaght. - Meeting

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Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association

2016-01-21

Intent: To set out the issues for farmers who have been using this route for decades and the need to address their concerns in advance of the development.

Details: Highlighting farmer concerns in relation to a proposed cycleway along Grand Canal in Co. Offaly.

Officials: Declan Kirrane

Methods: Offaly County Council offices. - Meeting

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