Carol Nolan

Intent: Seeking to ensure Budget 2027 addresses concerns regarding illicit products and smoking cessation

Details: RVI Pre-Budget Submission 2027

Intent: The proposals presented in FCIs Pre-Budget Submission adopted in Budget 2027

Details: Invitation to attend Carers’ Priorities for Budget 2027 Town Halls events taking place from Aug 31 to September 14 in 19 locations across the country.

Intent: Attendance/representation at planned meetings and support for recommended funding in 2027 budget

Details: Pre-Budget Town Hall and Local Assembly Meeting for family carers

Intent: To seek support for the pub sector in Budget 2027

Details: Budget 2027

Intent: Called on the Government to withdraw the Bill before Seanad Éireann and urged Senators and all members of the Oireachtas to oppose it due to concerns over its ISDS clauses and the trade agreements it would facilitate. Also called for rejection of trade agreements containing ISDS provisions and for Ireland to use its influence to promote more progressive EU trade policy.

Details: Arbitration (Amendment) Bill 2025

Intent: Secure support for proposals to support small and local landlords

Details: IPOA Pre-Budget Submission 2027

Intent: Communicate the role of nicotine pouches as a smoking cessation tool and harm reduction tool

Details: Legislation relating to the regulation of nictotine pouches

Intent: Series of briefings with members of the Oireachtas to discuss Vision Ireland’s Budget Submission and draw attention to our main asks for 2027.

Details: Budget 2027 priorities for Vision Ireland.

Intent: Resolving inequity of access within the Midlands for people seeking to access aids designed to overcome vision impairment.

Details: Assistive technology for people who are blind or vision impaired

Intent: To launch the IFA CAP Hub at the Tullamore Agriculture Show.::To highlight that the CAP hub is one page on the IFA website which is built so that every farmer can see, in plain figures, what the proposed cuts to the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) budget would mean.::To lead a campaign to increase the proposed allocation in the CAP budget under the Multi Financial Framework (MFF) to protect Irish farmers, food security, the environment and rural communities.::To highlight that the Irish Government holds the Presidency of the Council of the EU from 1 July 2026 until the 31 December 2026. This gives our Taoiseach and Minister for Agriculture a central role in EU policy formulation around the MFF and the CAP during this period.::To emphasise IFA's five key asks::1. To call for an increased budget. Farmers cannot do more with less. CAP needs at least 500bn and not a 24% cut.::2. To reward active farmers and not a cut in payments that will punish family farms.::3. Independent CAP Regulatio

Details: IFA CAP Hub