Tommy Byrne

Tommy Byrne

Total Lobbying Efforts: 11

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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

Irish Wildbird Conservancy

2019-09-20

Intent: Future representatives would press for action to address Ireland's biodiversity and climate emergencies.

Details: Communicating BirdWatch Ireland goals for nature to local and European election candidates

Officials: Grace O'Sullivan, Mick Wallace, Clare Daly, Luke 'Ming' Flanagan, Ciarán Cuffe, Seán Kelly, Mairead McGuinness, Matt Carthy, ...

Methods: Email, Social Media, Pressed European election candidates at election hustings about their goals for biodiversity and ours, demanding significantly increased ambition. - Informal communication

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

Irish Wildbird Conservancy

2017-05-21

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

Officials: Lynn Ruane, Alice-Mary Higgins, Grace O'Sullivan, Kevin Humphreys, Fintan Warfield, Paul Daly, Ivana Bacik, Paul Bradford, ...

Methods: Email, Letter, Social Media, ...

Disability Federation of Ireland

Current/Former DPOWhat is lobbying? (FAQ)

2017-05-19

Intent: To maximise compliance with the UN CRPD.

Details: Submitted proposed amendments to the Disability (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2016, the UN CRPD 'Triple lock' and the lived experience of people with disabilities in Ireland.

Officials: Aengus Ó Snodaigh, Alan Farrell, Alan Kelly, Andrew Doyle, Barry Cowen, Bernard Durkan, Billy Kelleher, Brendan Griffin, ...

Irish Cancer Society

2017-05-19

Intent: A reduction in parking charges for cancer patients undergoing treatment at public hospitals

Details: Car parking charges for cancer patients

Officials: Kenneth Flood, Anne Ahern, Fergal Browne, John Cassin, Jim Deane, Michael Doran, Denis Foley, Andy Gladney, ...

Methods: 2 Phone calls with Cllr Nial Ring between 7 March and 30 April.2 phone calls with Cllr Marie Casserly between 8 March and 16 April. - Phone call, 90 e-mails responding to messages of support from Councillors. - Email

Irish Wildlife Trust CLG.

2017-01-18

Intent: To remove content of the proposed Heritage Bill that will alter section 40 of the Wildlife Act thus reducing protection for hedgerows and uplands.

Details: Requested the Local Councillor to ask their Senators to support amendment to Heritage Bill 2016.

Officials: Anne Ahern, Siobhan Ambrose, Michael Anglim, Tommy Annesley, Eamon Aylward, Martin Baker, Liam Blaney, Mary Bohan, ...

Methods: Email

Irish Congress of Trade Unions

2017-01-17

Intent: to secure support for Congress charter for fair conditions of work

Details: meeting with Louth County Council

Officials: Declan Breathnach, Richie Culhane, Edel Corrigan, Alan Anthony Cassidy, Mark Dearey, Maria Doyle, Kenneth Flood, Frank Godfrey, ...

Methods: meeting held 21 November - Meeting

SAFE Ireland National Social Change Agency CLG T/A SAFE Ireland

2016-05-20

Intent: Make Domestic Violence a key priority issue in discussions in the forming of the new Government.::Make Domestic Violence a key priority issue in the new Programme for Government (PFG) 2016.::That the following 3 actions are delivered in relation to DV in the new PFG 2016: 1. Allocate an additional €30million annually (from 2017) to address immediate gaps in our struggling services & to ensure vital prevention work. 2. Appoint a Minister, Department & Cabinet Sub-Committee to spearhead a determined, whole of Government response to domestic violence. 3. Enact new legislation on domestic violence and victims' rights, with a commitment to look at the definition of domestic violence.

Details: Make Domestic Violence (DV) a key priority issue in discussions in the forming of the new Government and the new Programme for Government, 2016.

Officials: Eoin Ó Broin, Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin, Éamon Ó Cuív, Seán Ó Fearghaíl, Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire, Gerry Adams, Bobby Aylward, Maria Bailey, ...

Methods: Letter was sent to all newly elected TDs on the 15th of March seeking them to make Domestic Violence a priority issue in their discussions in the forming of a new Government and to ensure that three crucial actions become a reality for women and children living with abuse in the new Programme for Government 2016:1. Allocate an additional €30million annually (from 2017) to address immediate gaps in our struggling services and to ensure vital prevention work. 2. Appoint a Minister, Department and Cabinet Sub-Committee to spearhead a determined, whole of Government response to domestic violence. 3. Enact new legislation on domestic violence and victims' rights, with a commitment to look at the definition of domestic violence. - Letter, Email sent on the 30th of March to 17 newly elected independent TDs who were involved in discussions in forming a new Government outlining SAFE Ireland's key priorities for Domestic Violence for inclusion in the Programme for Government 2016:1. Allocate an additional €30million annually (from 2017) to address immediate gaps in our struggling services and to ensure vital prevention work. 2. Appoint a Minister, Department and Cabinet Sub-Committee to spearhead a determined, whole of Government response to domestic violence. 3. Enact new legislation on domestic violence and victims' rights, with a commitment to look at the definition of domestic violence. - Email, Email sent to all newly elected TDs on the 30th of March outlining SAFE Ireland's key priorities for Domestic Violence for inclusion in the Programme for Government 2016:1. Allocate an additional €30million annually (from 2017) to address immediate gaps in our struggling services and to ensure vital prevention work. 2. Appoint a Minister, Department and Cabinet Sub-Committee to spearhead a determined, whole of Government response to domestic violence. 3. Enact new legislation on domestic violence and victims' rights, with a commitment to look at the definition of domestic violence. - Email

Liam Harbison

2016-01-21

Intent: Rezoning of .75 acre to Village Centre in Termonfeckin

Details: Seeking support on rezoning of land in Termonfeckin Village for the 2015-2021 Louth County Development Plan

Officials: Oliver Tully, Tommy Byrne, Kevin Callan, Richie Culhane, Mark Dearey, Kenneth Flood, Frank Godfrey, Imelda Munster, ...

Methods: Seeking Councillor support for Submission 202 to Louth County Council draft development plan to enable construction of family home in Termonfeckin Village - Letter