Punam Rane

Punam Rane

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 72

Connections GraphMethod Pie

Official Profile

Most Recent Title
Councillor
Most Recent Public Body
Fingal County Council
First Seen
20 September 2019
Last Seen
21 May 2026

Observed Titles

Councillor

Observed Public Bodies

Dublin City CouncilFingal County Council

Current Oireachtas Committee Memberships

No current committee memberships matched for this official.

All Lobbyists
Select methods...

Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 8)

Fenton Fitzwilliam Ltd

67 officials
2026-01-20

Intent: (1) To highlight how Lyft Urban Solutions could support bike sharing in Dublin (2) To secure a meeting to discuss the same (3) To secure attendance at a demonstration showcasing how Lyft's bikes operate

Details: Correspondence to discuss how Lyft Urban Solutions could support bike sharing in Dublin

Methods
EmailMeetingPhone call

Intent: Consultation with Synge Street school community, including parents, teachers and students::Pause of plans in order to implement a fair consultation and decision-making process

Details: Decision to transition Synge Street CBS to a Gaelcholáiste

Methods
Politicians and Department of Education Representatives informed of lunchtime protest by teachers and parents outside Synge Street CBS - Event / ReceptionPoliticians and Department of Education Representatives received letter from ASTI - Letter

Intent: To call for the introduction of legislative gender quotas for local government elections. ::To ask political party members to include the introduction of Legislative gender quotas for local elections in their political manifestos

Details: Gender Quotas - Launch of Gender Quotas Alliance Position Paper

Methods
Email invitation sent on 2 to launch of the Gender Quotas Alliance position paper. AV Room (Leinster House) on 24th September 2024.Cllr Kieran Ohanlon President AILG; Minister Alan Dilon; members of the JOC on Gender Equality, members of Dublin City Council. See DPO list below. - EmailGender Quota Alliance Launch chaired by Senator Fiona O Loughlin (24.09.24) - Event / Reception

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

1 official
2025-01-21

Intent: Advocated for a Directly Elected Mayor for Dublin to drive the city's future economic growth through overseeing the planning and implementation of critical projects and ensuring that revenue raised in Dublin is retained and spent locally on services and capital projects.

Details: Meeting with Councillor Punam Rane

Officials
Methods
Meeting

Dublin Chamber of Commerce

1 official
2025-01-21

Intent: Highlighted the rising issue of safety for Dublin businesses and advocated for an increased Garda presence in the city core and investment in making the streets cleaner and more attractive

Details: Meeting with Cllr Punam Rane

Officials
Methods
Meeting

Immigrant Council of Ireland

18 officials
2024-09-20

Intent: The aim of the research report was to provide a sets of recommendation on how to improve access to electoral politics for candidates of a migrant background

Details: Cllrs were invited to fill in an anonymous questionnaire and to attend focus groups to share their experiences. Cllrs were also invited to attend the launch of the report on Sept 19th

Methods
Email

Irish Cancer Society

85 officials
2024-09-19

Intent: To raise awareness of the Climate and Health Alliance-commissioned ESRI report which detailed the health impact of climate change in Ireland.::To secure a meeting to discuss the Climate and Health Alliance-commissioned ESRI report and recommendations.

Details: Climate and health

Methods
Email to Alan Farrell, Brian Leddin, Minister Colm Burke, David Cullinane, Ivana Bacik, Jennifer Whitmore, John McGahon, Paul Murphy, Richard Bruton, Timmy Dooley, Alice-Mary Higgins, Deputy Christopher O'Sullivan, Deputy Cormac Devlin, Darren O'Rourke, Deputy Gino Kenny, Deputy Martin Kenny, Deputy Neasa Hourigan, Senator Pauline O'Reilly, Deputy Peadar Tóibín, Deputy Róisín Shortall, 11.07.24; 2 emails to Richard Shakespeare and all Dublin City Councillors; email to An Taoiseach, 12.07.24. - EmailPhone call with Cllr Darragh Moriarty, 04.07.24. - Phone call