Dublin Chamber of Commerce

Intent: Urged that Uisce Éireann be given a statutory mandate and the necessary resources to connect water services to new housing without delay

Methods: Letter

Intent: Called for the acceleration of the delivery of critical infrastructure projects across public transport and the utilities that have been long-fingered under the existing planning framework

Methods: Letter

Intent: Called for the Dublin City Taskforce recommendations on public realm, safety, and policing to be fully resourced

Methods: Letter

Intent: Called for infrastructure delivery to extend beyond transport and utilities to also prioritise social infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on integrating childcare facilities into housing and urban developments.

Methods: Letter

Intent: Advocated for the Infrastructure Unit within the Department of Public Expenditure to play a stronger coordinating role by removing interdepartmental blockages that delay infrastructure delivery and by setting clear KPIs to ensure accountability in project implementation.

Methods: Letter

Intent: Advocated for the national housing target to be increased to 60,000 homes annually, with at least half to be delivered in the Greater Dublin Area

Methods: Letter

Intent: Called for state plans to reduce childcare to €200 per month per child to be spelled out for businesses to instill confidence and ensure long-term delivery

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Highlighted the need for continued political support for the Dublin City Taskforce recommendations to ensure Dublin's long-term rejuvenation and attractiveness

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Advocated for tax-based enterprise supports like KEEP, EIIS, Entrepreneurs Relief, and Angel Investor Relief to be simplified across the board

Methods: Meeting

Intent: Advocated for a more competitive Capital Gains Tax regime to be introduced in Budget 2026

Methods: Meeting