Leonard Cleary

Leonard Cleary

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 30

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Official Profile

Most Recent Title
Chief Executive Officer
Most Recent Public Body
Galway City Council
First Seen
20 January 2017
Last Seen
20 September 2025

Observed Titles

Chief Executive OfficerDirector of Services or Equivalent

Observed Public Bodies

Clare County CouncilGalway City Council
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Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 3)

ALONE

2025-09-20

Intent: Inform local authorities as to the housing needs of older people and invite them to discuss ALONE's evidence-based approach

Details: Invitation to discuss housing solutions for older people with ALONE

Methods
Letter featuring localised details of housing need in each local authority area, and invitation to discuss housing needs of older people, based on ALONE's evidence. - Letter

Cairn Homes plc

2025-09-19

Intent: Provide a general overview on the Irish residential construction industry and the broader housing market.

Details: General conversations with various DPOs (listed below) on the Irish residential construction industry and the broader housing market.

Methods
Aidan McLernon and Ger Hoare met Alan Dunney in Kildare County Council office to discuss Cairn existing developments in KCC. - MeetingAidan McLernon and James Benson met with Niall Cussen in Seven Mills to discuss the Irish residential development market with walk through of Seven Mills development. - MeetingAidan McLernon and John Grace met with Kieran Kehoe and Martin Murray to discuss Cairn developments in the Meath locality. - Meeting

Galway Chamber

2025-09-18

Intent: To align priorities and a pathway for the Chamber to support the work of the Councils::To gain clarity of the sale of Galway Airport

Details: Meeting about the Galway Master Plan and Critical Infrastructure

Methods
3rd of July 2025City Hall, GalwayChamber Infrastructure Committee Meeting - Meeting

Brendan Smith

2025-04-29

Intent: To bring extra resources to the Parks, Climate and Sustainability elements of Galway City Council in order a) to develop Terryland Forest Park in its 25th year of existence even further as a wildlife sanctuary, a 'carbon sink', an Outdoor Classroom/Lab, a location for regenerative farming; an important eco-destination for tourists, communities, schools and colleges, and for passive recreation; and get the debate of having Galway become a National Park City started

Details: A meeting with the Chief Executive Leondard Cleary and Director Patrick Greene of Galway City Council to promotethe potential of the Terryland Forest Park and the Dyke Road as a green-blue of international significence; and to introduce the concept of Galway City becoming a National Park City in ord, ...

Methods
A meeting with the Chief Executive Leondard Cleary and Director Patrick Greene of Galway City Council - Meeting