Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 1)
Retailers Against Smuggling
2020-09-21
Intent: Provide follow-up information to JPC on the impacts of smuggling and illicit trade on both retailers and their communities.
Details: Correspondence with Cavan County Council Joint Policing Committee members in follow-up to a meeting with Retailers Against Smuggling
Officials: Sarah O’Reilly, Shane P O'Reilly, Clifford Kelly, Fergal Curtin, John Paul Feeley, Winston J. Bennett, Carmel Brady, Peter McVitty, ...
Methods: Email
Retailers Against Smuggling
2019-09-20
Intent: Attendance of Cavan and Monaghan Councillors plus TDs at meeting on illicit trade of solid fuel in border region
Details: Letter to Councillors after local elections to introduce RAS; invitation to Cavan and Monaghan Couoncillors plus noted TDs to attend meeting in Cavan to discuss illicit trade of solid fuel in border region
Officials: Brendan Smith, Niamh Smyth, Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin, Heather Humphreys, Chris Andrews, Kieran Binchy, Cathleen Boud, Janice Boylan, ...
Methods: Letter, Email
Engineers Ireland
2019-09-18
Intent: A public event organised by Engineers Ireland to highlight the role of engineers and engineering-led organisations in the area of future energy.
Details: Future Energy Forum in Dundalk
Officials: Eamon Ryan, Richard Bruton, Heather Humphreys, Noel Keelan, Madeleine Argue, Winston J. Bennett, Carmel Brady, Damien Brady, ...
Methods: Held in association with Engineers Ireland's North East region, the Future Energy Forum in May at Dundalk IT, aimed to provide members and guests with the opportunity to explore Ireland’s future energy supply and demand; the latest technologies and solutions driving Ireland’s transition to low carbon energy use; and the impact of current and future energy needs on business and home. Eamon Ryan TD spoke at the event as a speaker and on a panel. Noel Keelan Councillor attended. Over 100 people were present. The views of Engineers Ireland were expressed that evening re energy policy. - Event / Reception, Two Government Ministers were invited to attend and speak as part of the Forum but were unable to attend and sent their apologies. Councillors and political representations from the North East region were all invited. The names are provided below. - Email
The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA
2019-01-21
Intent: Suckler cow scheme - In order to improve incomes and stabilise numbers, IFA proposes a targeted payment of €200 per suckler cow, structured under environmental and animal welfare measures in the CAP Rural Development Programme and financed predominately from national resources and savings from existing RDP schemes. Based on payments to about 50,000 suckler farmers with 900,000 cows, the scheme would require funding of €180m pa.::Areas of Natural Constraint - IFA proposes that funding for the ANCs is increased by a further €73m to bring the total budget for the scheme to €300m. This increase will reverse cuts that took place from 2009 onwards, take account of inflation in the intervening period and cater for new payment rates under the review of ANC areas, which will be implemented next year.::Sheep Welfare Scheme - IFA proposes the introduction of an additional targeted environmental measure for the sheep sector under the RDP programme, which would provide a payment worth €5 per ewe, f
Details: Budget 2019 IFA Submission - Expenditure
Officials: John Brassil, Declan Breathnach, James Browne, Pat Buckley, Peter Burke, Jackie Cahill, Dara Calleary, Seán Canney, ...
Methods: Submission, Letter, Lobby day, ...
Cavan Chamber of Commerce
2019-01-18
Intent: Rates for 2019 for Cavan town be frozen at 2018 levels
Details: Wrote to all the local councilors requesting that rates for 2019 be frozen at 2018 levels until the uncertainties of Brexit and the rates revaluation on the Cavan and national economy are understood and implemented.
Officials: Madeleine Argue, Damien Brady, John Paul Feeley, Peter McVitty, Sean Smith, Paddy Smith, Noel Connell, Paddy O'Reilly, ...
Methods: A letter was written to all the local councilors requesting that rates for 2019 be frozen at 2018 levels until the uncertainties of Brexit and the rates revaluation on the Cavan and national economy are understood and implemented. - Letter