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Intent: Funding secured in budget 2027
Details: Organised AV room to launch MS Ireland's pre-budget submission 2027
Intent: Tralee Chamber believes the next RSES must support a delivery-focused framework centred on: 1. Liveability and quality of place. 2. Housing and infrastructure activation. 3. Renewable energy and green industry. 4. Community benefit and inclusion. 5. Regional connectivity. 6. Skills and workforce development. 7. Sustainable and balanced regional investment. ::Regional communities must be empowered not only to accommodate growth, but to benefit directly from it through sustainable employment, improved infrastructure, enhanced quality of life and long-term economic opportunity. The future success of the Southern Region will depend on the State's ability to invest confidently and consistently in the potential of regional Ireland.
Details: Regional Spatial & Economic Strategy (RSES) Consultation - Tralee Chamber Alliance Submission
Intent: A regeneration of Oliver Bond House based on an amalgamation of units rather than 'reconfiguring for the appropriate bed space within the existing floor area' as proposed by DHLGH in response to DCC plans.
Details: Regeneration of Oliver Bond House
Intent: o raise awareness among Government Ministers of the need for youth voice infrastructure in Ireland and at EU level, and to seek Government engagement and support for the Youth Pulse initiative developed by Young Social Innovators in partnership with the Agirre Lehendakaria Center under Erasmus+.
Details: Youth Pulse Green Paper – Enabling Young People to Have a Voice: An EU Perspective. Document distributed to all Government Ministers in February 2026.
Intent: Meeting request to outline Lidl's concerns with the planning and development system.
Details: Meeting request to outline Lidl's concerns with the planning and development system
Intent: Support for policies and programmes beneficial for Irish beef farmers
Details: Matters of significance to Irish Cattle & Beef farmers
Intent: Establish the short-term letting register on May 20th as committed by Government to bring much needed transparency to a sector. For the first time Ireland will have a register of the number and location of STLs nationally.::Once the register is in place, the planning requirements should not be commenced for a period of 9 months to allow properties on the register to become planning compliant.::Establish a small high-level steering group to include tourism leaders, STL representatives, planning officers, Department officials and Fáilte Ireland to ensure that the STL planning guidelines are fit-for-purpose and tourism in regional Ireland is protected. ::Clarify if the 2-year moratorium is confirmed and will an STL property without planning permission be allowed on the register and thus continue to trade? And does the 2-year moratorium apply to all areas or just those under the population threshold of 20,000?::Will possible exemptions be in the upcoming legislation, for example will the
Details: Short-term letting legislation
Intent: To outline to Oireachtas members the funding allocated under the National Breeding Services Grant Scheme to their county and the benefits of the scheme.
Details: National Breeding Services Grant Scheme
Intent: To seek reform of HAP current rent limits to reflect local market conditions and introduce a revised model that improves access for vulnerable households while supporting stable, long-term rental supply from rental providers
Details: Submission to consultation on Housing Assistance Payments (HAP) review
Intent: Seek to ensure the Housing Infrastructure Investment Fund is targeted at unlocking infrastructure constraints on high-delivery sites, enabling accelerated private and public housing supply in the short to medium term
Details: Submission to consultation on Housing Infrastructure Investment Fund (HIIF)
