Tralee Chamber Alliance

Total Lobbying Efforts: 164

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2025-08-27
Politician(s) lobbied: Norma Foley (Minister), Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth; Pa Daly (TD), Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas; Mikey Sheehy (Councillor), Kerry County Council
Intent: Reform of Employer PRSI and Social Charges to ease cost pressures.::Enhanced Wage Subsidy and SME Support Schemes to protect jobs.::Investment in apprenticeships, lifelong learning and language training to strenghten workforce resiilence.::Greater focus on Housing, Town-Centre regeneration and Infrastructure to sustain long term growth.
Methods: Email
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Tralee Chamber Pre-Budget 2026 Submission
2025-05-28
Politician(s) lobbied: Mikey Sheehy (Councillor), Kerry County Council
Intent: On Behalf of Tralee Chamber Alliance, Tralee Municipal District Council calls on Kerry County Council to explore the relocation of the Tralee Tourist Office from its current location to a more prominent and accessible location in the heart of Tralee Town Centre.
Methods: Email, Phone call
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Relocation of Tralee Tourist Office
2025-05-28
Politician(s) lobbied: Mikey Sheehy (Councillor), Kerry County Council
Intent: On Behalf of Tralee Chamber Alliance asks Tralee Municipal District Council to review how buskers operate in the town centre and to ascertain if regulations may be required.
Methods: Email, Phone call
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Regulations on Buskers
2025-05-14
Politician(s) lobbied: Mikey Sheehy (Councillor), Kerry County Council
Intent: Tralee's town centre has the potential to become a leading example of an inclusive, sustainable, and culturally vibrant urban space - one that serves as a hub for artists, and entrepreneurs while championing biodiversity and environmental responsibility. Our submission focuses on practical, people-first solutions that will create a welcoming, accessible, and economically dynamic town centre, aligning with Tralee Chamber's strategic vision.::1. A Cultural and Creative Hub: Empowering Artists and Creators by investing in existing infrastructure, Enhancing Public Space for Cultural Expression and Street Activation and Live Music.::2. Sustainability and Biodiversity: A Green vision for Tralee by Prioritising Green Infrastructure such as tree-planting, high-quality parasols and retractable awnings. Urban Biodiversity and Green Spaces, Sustainable Mobility and Accessibilty.::3. A Town Centre that Works for People: Supporting Local Businesses and Enterprises through grants, incentives etc. Af
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Chamber Submission to County Development Plan
2025-02-19
Politician(s) lobbied: Peter Burke (Minister), Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment; Angie Baily (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Mike Kennelly (Senator), Seanad
Intent: The following was discussed with the Minister Peter Burke. 1. The reinstatement of the 9% VAT Rate.2. The rising cost of doing business. 3. Garda numbers and local security. 4. Connectivity, with a strong focus on re-establishing a direct Kerry Airport - Schiphol route. 5. The completion of the Astellas Plant and for further investment. 6. Tralee has an University town.::It was a productive discussion, and we appreciate the Minister's engagement on these critical matters. By working together, we can ensure Tralee and Kerry continue to grow as a thriving hub for business, education and connectivity.
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Strengthening Tralee's Future: Business
Connectivity & Education meeting with Minister Peter Burke
2025-02-19
Politician(s) lobbied: Peter Burke (Minister), Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment; Angie Baily (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Mike Kennelly (Senator), Seanad
Intent: The following was discussed with the Minister Peter Burke. 1. The reinstatement of the 9% VAT Rate.2. The rising cost of doing business. 3. Garda numbers and local security. 4. Connectivity, with a strong focus on re-establishing a direct Kerry Airport - Schiphol route. 5. The completion of the Astellas Plant and for further investment. 6. Tralee has an University town.::It was a productive discussion, and we appreciate the Minister's engagement on these critical matters. By working together, we can ensure Tralee and Kerry continue to grow as a thriving hub for business, education and connectivity.
Methods: Meeting
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Strengthening Tralee's Future: Business
Connectivity & Education meeting with Minister Peter Burke
2025-02-19
Politician(s) lobbied: Peter Burke (Minister), Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment; Angie Baily (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Mike Kennelly (Senator), Seanad
Intent: The following was discussed with the Minister Peter Burke. 1. The reinstatement of the 9% VAT Rate.2. The rising cost of doing business. 3. Garda numbers and local security. 4. Connectivity, with a strong focus on re-establishing a direct Kerry Airport - Schiphol route. 5. The completion of the Astellas Plant and for further investment. 6. Tralee has an University town.::It was a productive discussion, and we appreciate the Minister's engagement on these critical matters. By working together, we can ensure Tralee and Kerry continue to grow as a thriving hub for business, education and connectivity.
Methods: Meeting
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Strengthening Tralee's Future: Business
Connectivity & Education meeting with Minister Peter Burke
2025-02-19
Politician(s) lobbied: Peter Burke (Minister), Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment; Angie Baily (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Mike Kennelly (Senator), Seanad
Intent: The following was discussed with the Minister Peter Burke. 1. The reinstatement of the 9% VAT Rate.2. The rising cost of doing business. 3. Garda numbers and local security. 4. Connectivity, with a strong focus on re-establishing a direct Kerry Airport - Schiphol route. 5. The completion of the Astellas Plant and for further investment. 6. Tralee has an University town.::It was a productive discussion, and we appreciate the Minister's engagement on these critical matters. By working together, we can ensure Tralee and Kerry continue to grow as a thriving hub for business, education and connectivity.
Methods: Meeting
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Strengthening Tralee's Future: Business
Connectivity & Education meeting with Minister Peter Burke
2025-02-19
Politician(s) lobbied: Peter Burke (Minister), Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment; Angie Baily (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Mike Kennelly (Senator), Seanad
Intent: The following was discussed with the Minister Peter Burke. 1. The reinstatement of the 9% VAT Rate.2. The rising cost of doing business. 3. Garda numbers and local security. 4. Connectivity, with a strong focus on re-establishing a direct Kerry Airport - Schiphol route. 5. The completion of the Astellas Plant and for further investment. 6. Tralee has an University town.::It was a productive discussion, and we appreciate the Minister's engagement on these critical matters. By working together, we can ensure Tralee and Kerry continue to grow as a thriving hub for business, education and connectivity.
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Strengthening Tralee's Future: Business
Connectivity & Education meeting with Minister Peter Burke
2024-11-20
Politician(s) lobbied: Mikey Sheehy (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Angie Baily (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Teddy O'Sullivan Casey (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Paul Daly (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Niall 'Botty' O'Callaghan (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Michael Leane (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Michael Foley (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Anne O'Sullivan (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Deirdre Ferris (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Liam Speedy Nolan (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Jackie Healy-Rae (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Jimmy Moloney (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Maura Healy-Rae (Councillor), Kerry County Council; Marie Moloney (Councillor), Kerry County Council
Intent: A reduction of 10% on the Annual Rate on Valuation (ARV)::Two year exemption from rates for new independent businesses opening in town centres.::A commitment to lobby government colleagues on behalf of businesses facing rising costs.
Methods: Meeting, Virtual Meeting
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Meeting on Rising Business Costs in Kerry with local councillors