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: To stress how the European Commission's proposals in July 2025 on the Multiannual Financial Framework are hugely concerning for IFA.::That the proposed €293.7bn ringfenced for CAP is a drastic cut in both real and nominal terms to the current CAP 2023-2027 budget (and that's assuming forecast Member State contributions materialise). For Ireland, it's potentially a cut of c.€1.8bn (-24%) in the next CAP - a direct hit to the economic viability of farms across Ireland (73% of average farm income was derived from direct payments in 2023/24); generational renewal, essential environmental schemes and rural development measures.::To propose that a minimum ringfenced CAP budget of €500bn is needed to account for inflation and better manage current and future farming challenges. Farmers cannot be expected to do more with less. We have noted the European Commission's proposals with regard the 10% rural expenditure target and frontloading medium term review funds to 2028 announced November 2025
Details: Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF)
Intent: We remain gravely concerned and would ask that this matter be urgently reconsidered before the peak summer season begins.
Details: We have learned that Courtown is currently under review for exclusion from the Summer Beach Cleaning Scheme. We are genuinely shocked that Courtown is even being considered for removal given the significant amount of litter already being collected voluntarily by local community members. Without a , ...
Intent: For the final piece of the M11 motorway to be built, furthering connectivity between Dublin and Rosslare Harbour, for international shipping needs, greater connectivity, traffic management and road improvements along the central N11 road.
Details: Emphasising the need for the completion of the N11 to Rosslare section of the motorway
Intent: To accelerate the development of SETU Wexford’s campus infrastructure and expand regional education pathways, strengthening the university’s role as a driver of economic, social and cultural vitality across the county.
Details: Discussing the continued advancement of SETU Wexford Campus
Intent: To deliver enhanced rail capacity, improved service frequency and higher‑quality carriages on the Dublin–Rosslare line, encouraging increased commuter use, boosting tourism and contributing to County Wexford’s economic growth.
Details: Improvements to the Dublin-Rosslare rail line
Intent: Reform the EIIS to make it more accessible and attractive to investors.Reduce Capital Gains Tax to stimulate investment in indigenous enterprises and support long‑term scaling.
Details: Discussing reform of the EIIS and reduction of Capital Gains Tax to unlock private investment
Intent: To secure legislative changes that create a fairer, more flexible SME tax system, rewarding additional work, supporting business productivity and contributing to stronger regional economic performance.
Details: Advocating for a more responsive SME tax system, including personal tax relief for extra work
Intent: Reforming the KEEP programme to simplify eligibility, improve usability and ensure SMEs can offer meaningful share‑based incentives and enhancing KEEP’s alignment with the needs of scaling businesses in regional economies.
Details: Reform of the KEEP programme to retain key staff in scaling businesses
Intent: To advance policy reforms that provide scaling SMEs with clearer, faster and more effective supports, enabling them to access specialist skills, expand internationally and contribute to regional economic vitality.
Details: Outlining the need for targeted supports for scaling SMEs, including a single International Permit system
