Shane Donnellan

Shane Donnellan

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 20

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Most Recent Title
Councillor
Most Recent Public Body
Galway County Council
First Seen
19 January 2016
Last Seen
20 May 2019

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Galway County Council
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Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 2)

Intent: A meeting with Councillors future local election candidates to discuss the above topics and possible solutions

Details: Awareness of the #Travellerhomesnow Campaign, failures of the Irish State and County Councils in providing Traveller specific accommodation, failed Traveller Accommodation Plan targets over the last 18+ years and findings of peer led study conducted by the Galway Traveller Movement

Methods
EmailMeeting

Intent: To highlight critical situation for farmers and take case to the door of the Minister for Agriculture.::That the Minister would implement the IFA proposed Drought Action Plan

Details: County Galway - Drought Crisis on Farms

Methods
E-mails highlighting the critical situation in the farming community. - EmailMeeting

Intent: Support from local councillors to support the above campaigns in relation to the Accomodation crisis faced by the Traveller Community. Also the failed targets of the Traveller Accommodation Programmes over the last eighteen years to be recognised.

Details: Accommodation Inquiry as part of the #Travellerhomesnow campaign. Also media event which followed in from accommodation query.

Methods
EmailInformal communicationLetter

Intent: To provide information on Galway Traveller Movement's accommodation campaign to promote the community demands arising from the campaign. To seek the support of Councillors in relation to the campaign and community demands

Details: 'Traveller Homes Now' campaign information packs posted to County Councillors and others presented to Councillors at face to face meeting.

Methods
All East Galway County Councillors contacted re 'Traveller Homes Now' Campaign - EmailAll East Galway County Councillors contacted re 'Traveller Homes Now' Campaign - Phone callMeeting

Intent: Ensure that details of the fodder transport scheme meet the needs of farmers affected and that it is not cumbersome of overly bureaucratic.::That the transport subsidy scheme is opened immediately and that it is meaningful as farmers are under extreme stress and are in dire needs of feed for animals.::That the scheme progresses without delay::To secure increased supports for sheep farmers during the fodder crises.::To make representations to the Minister for Agriculture

Details: Fodder Crisis

Methods
EmailLetterMeeting

Intent: A public lecture at NUI Galway (and a meeting) with civil engineer, Nicole Lazarus. Her lecture presented the lessons learnt in implementing the One Planet Living principles in the development of NW Bicester, the UK’s first eco-town. Nicole is Bioregional's Oxfordshire Programme Manager.::Given the National Planning Framework's goal of growing the population of the Northern and Western Region of Ireland by between 160,000 and 180,000 people, and Galway City up to 45,000, by 2040, the West Region felt that the information exchange would be most useful for locally elected representatives and local authority key staff.

Details: Public lecture organised by Engineers Ireland's West Region on 'One Planet Living for Housing Growth Areas'

Methods
Additionally Nicole had a separate meeting 11am on the topic of One Planet living at the Council Chamber in Galway City Hall for an additional grouping. Planners and Directors of Service were invited. - MeetingPublic lecture 21 March by civil engineer, Nicole Lazarus. Her lecture presented the lessons learnt in implementing the One Planet Living principles in the development of NW Bicester, the UK’s first eco-town. - Event / ReceptionThe email invitation was sent to local councillors and local authority staff listed below to the following: free public lecture on the topic as outlined above with Nicole Lazarus on 21 March at the Alice Perry Engineering Building, NUI Galway at 6:30pm. - Email

Intent: To propose the scrapping Section 8 of this bill which would allow hedgecutting in August & burning in March will negatively impact breeding birds and other biodiversity. Comms also included detail on the impacts of burning on birds and other wildlife.

Details: Heritage Bill

Methods
EmailInformal communicationLetter