Intent: We met with representatives of Westmeath County Council on March 5th to discuss a proposal by Crossroads Leisure relating to a Christmas market offering to operate alongside the ice skating rink in Blackhall. The purpose of the meeting was to support the proposal and to gather support from those present for the initiative
Details: Winterfest Mullingar 2026 – Proposal and Planning
Details: To Impress upon Longford Westmeath TD and Minister for Enterprise Trade, Employment the importance of inward investment for high quality jobs in the Mullingar region
Intent: Understanding of the Developments of Budget 2025 in a face to face environment with Minister Dara Calleary.
Details: Mullingar Chamber of Commerce hosted an In Person Event to bring together our affiliated members with the Minister of State for Trade Promotion, Digital and Company Regulation to profile our pre budget submission.
Meeting to discuss litter pollution created by single use plastic coffee cups, with intent to initiate a feasibility study into reusable cup scheme and investigate policy around this issue. Met with parties including Westmeath County Council, Mullingar Tidy Towns, Mullingar SEC and Chamber members. Took place in Council Buildings, Mullingar. - Meeting
Intent: To highlight how most households located outside major urban centres, in areas off the natural gas grid and in older building stock continue to rely on higher carbon fuels including oil, peat and coal for home heating and to set out how lower carbon LPG, renewable BioLPG and in time rDME can play a significant role in supporting the decarbonisation journey of rural homes.
Details: A communication to all Oireachtas members, MEPs, and councillors regarding the publication of Liquid Gas Ireland’s Census data analysis report 'The role of liquid gas in providing lower carbon heating for Irish homes'.
Intent: 1. To highlight how most households located outside major urban centres, in areas off the natural gas grid and in older building stock continue to rely on higher carbon fuels including oil, peat and coal for home heating. 2. To set out how lower carbon LPG, renewable BioLPG and in time rDME can play a significant role in supporting the decarbonisation journey of rural homes.
Details: A communication to all Oireachtas members, MEPs, and councillors regarding the publication of Liquid Gas Ireland’s Census data analysis report 'The role of liquid gas in providing lower carbon heating for Irish homes'.
