Cliodhna O’Neill

Cliodhna O’Neill

Total Lobbying Efforts: 14

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Social Innovation Growth Fund Ireland Limited trading as Rethink Ireland.

2025-05-21

Intent: Strengthen the partnership with DRCD, Build relationships with new Ministers and invite Minister Buttimer to speak at an upcoming Rethink Ireland event

Details: Discuss the Dormant Accounts Fund, role of social innovation and philanthropy and how Rethink Ireland can support policy

Officials: Jerry Buttimer, Dara Calleary, Bairbre Nic Aongusa, Bernie McNally, Cliodhna O’Neill

Methods: Email to request a meeting with Ministers and Department speak to the following key areas Strengthen the partnership with DRCD, Build relationships with new Ministers - Email, Invite Minister Buttimer to speak at an upcoming Rethink Ireland event delivered a speech and launched a report on behalf of Rethink Ireland -UNESCO and NUIG https://rethinkireland.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Why-Wellbeing-Matters-Youth-Report.pdfEvent: Why Wellbeing Matters: Evaluation of Rethink Ireland Education & Mental Health Funds 2017-2022 Date and Time: Wednesday, 9 April, 10.30am to 2.30pm Location: President’s Hall, The Law Society of Ireland, Blackhall Place, Dublin 7 - Event / Reception, To ask key department ofiicials from DRCD and Department of Education to speak at the launch of the report - Event / Reception

National parents Council Primary

2025-05-19

Intent: Promote the parents voice in matters that affect them and their children in education in the areas outlined relating to legislation and public policy

Details: 1. Complaints/Child Protection/Special Ed 2. Student/Parent Charter 3. Senior Cycle Reform. 4.Behaviours of concern 5. Road map to inclusion

Officials: Helen McEntee, Michael Moynihan, Cliodhna O’Neill, Martina Mannion

Methods: Meeting

IPPN - The Irish Primary Principals' Network

2025-05-12

Intent: To secure the piloting of an Administrative Executive role in primary schools.

Details: Action Research Project - Administrative Executive Role

Officials: Dalton Tattan, Cliodhna O’Neill

Methods: Three virtual meetings took place on the following dates; 24th January, 28th February and 11th March. - Virtual Meeting

Secretariat of Secondary Schools

2025-05-12

Intent: Additional resources and supports for voluntary secondary schools and in particular increased deputy principal positions.

Details: Pre-budget Submission 2026

Officials: Anne-Marie Sherkle, Aoife Conduit, Bernie McNally, Dalton Tattan, Deirdre McDonnell, Gavan O’Leary, Hubert Loftus, Martina Mannion, ...

CHILDREN'S RIGHTS ALLIANCE - REPUBLIC OF IRELAND LIMITED

2025-01-20

Intent: To influence decision-making for Budget 2025 including the need to target increases to income supports by raising the Increase for a Qualified Child; Invest in the roll out for the new Equal Start Model to address poverty and disadvantage in childcare settings; Increase Tusla’s overall budget to support its core child protection and welfare system. Extending free schoolbooks; investing in supports for non-DEIS schools and alternative education. Support for food poverty initiatives.

Details: To lobby for specific measures to tackle child poverty in Budget 2025

Officials: Roderic O'Gorman, Micheál Martin, Simon Harris, Bernie McNally, Cliodhna O’Neill, Elizabeth Canavan, Mary Seery Kearney, Marie Sherlock, ...

Methods: Regarding the need to prioritise funding for non-DEIS schools and for alternative education in Budget 2025. - Phone call, Letter to key decision makers about the need to target increases in child income supports towards raising the Increase for a Qualified Child. - Letter, Regarding the need to increase investment in the Equal Start funding model to tackle poverty and disadvantage in early years settings. - Phone call, ...

Educate Together

2025-01-20

Intent: Met with Cliodhna O'Neill to inform her of Educate Together's position on school funding, developing schools, student participation, reconfiguration and parental complaints and to hear her views.

Details: Discussed school funding, developing schools, student participation, reconfiguration and parental complaints.

Officials: Cliodhna O’Neill

Methods: Met Cliodhna (DE Acting Asst Sec – Schools & Governance) on 5/9/24 for coffee to discuss schools funding, developing schools, student participation, reconfiguration and parental complaints. - Meeting

The Representative Church Body

2025-01-17

Intent: Increased resourcing in Budget 2025 for schools.

Details: Submission on Budget 2025

Officials: Norma Foley, Cliodhna O’Neill

Methods: To Department of Education seeking increased funding for schools in Budget 2025 - Submission

IPPN - The Irish Primary Principals' Network

2025-01-10

Intent: School Ledership and governance reform.

Details: Current and Future school Governance Structures

Officials: Cliodhna O’Neill, Tomás Ó Ruairc, Dalton Tattan

Methods: One meeting took place on the 23rd September in the Department offices on Marlborough Street. - Meeting

IPPN - The Irish Primary Principals' Network

2025-01-10

Intent: We were seeking discreet leadership time for primary school principals and deputy school principals. ::Increased administrative supports for school leaders and boards of management

Details: School Leadership Meeting

Officials: Dalton Tattan, Cliodhna O’Neill

Methods: One meeting took place in the Department offices on Marlborough street on the 16th December. - Meeting

Irish Second-Level Students' Union (ISSU)

2024-09-20

Intent: Changes to assessment / Meeting of the Senior Cycle Redevelopment Partners' Forum / Commitment to inclusion of stakeholders in advance of policy announcement / Second-level mobile phone ban

Details: Senior Cycle Redevelopment / Curriculum and assessment

Officials: Cliodhna O’Neill, Dalton Tattan, Yvonne Keating, Andrea Feeney

Methods: Meeting