Leah Cull

Leah Cull

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 4

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Most Recent Title
Councillor
Most Recent Public Body
Roscommon County Council
First Seen
15 May 2025
Last Seen
21 September 2026

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Roscommon County Council

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Rory Williams Doyle

18 officials
2026-09-21

Intent: The site be rezoned new residential under the 2026 Roscommon zoning variation number 1.

Details: Rezoning of Farnbeg football pitch

Methods
Aided in writing a rezoning submission for Farnbeg Punt Ltd. to submit to the public consultation for Variation Number 1 to the Roscommon County Development Plan that formed the basis for the groups lobbying efforts going forward with all Roscommon County Councillors. - SubmissionDrafted speaking notes based on the submission for Farnbeg Punt Ltd's meeting with Roscommon County Councillors in The Abbey Hotel on the 27th of July, that concluded with an ask that they support the rezoning regardless of the Chief Executive's recommendation. Meeting was attended by members of the Farnbeg Punt Ltd. and Cllrs. Sean Moylan, Liam Callaghan, Tom Crosby, Valarie Byrne, Valarie Duffy, Larry Brennan, Ruth Conboy & Domnic Connolly. I was not present but directed lobbying activity. - Meeting

Farnbeg Punt Ltd

18 officials
2026-09-21

Intent: The site be rezoned new residential under the 2026 Roscommon zoning variation number 1

Details: Rezoning of Farnbeg football pitch

Methods
Met Cllrs. Sean Moylan, Liam Callaghan, Tom Crosby, Valarie Byrne, Valarie Duffy, Larry Brennan, Ruth Conboy and Domnick Connolly in The Abbey Hotel on the 27th of July to discuss our proposed rezoning. Walked the Cllrs present through our submission to the public consultation on the County Development plan variation no. 1 seeking the old GAA ground in Farnbeg Strokestown to be zoned new residential. Sought their support. - MeetingOn the 21st of August contacted Cllr Tom Crosby to ask him to propose that the zoning still go ahead against Chief Executive report findings. - Phone callOn the 28th of July discussed Chief Executives report rejecting our submission with Cllr Larry Brennan and discussed next steps. - Phone call