Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 64)
National Federation of Voluntary Service Providers Supporting People with Intellectual Disability
2025-09-22
Intent: Tax Relief for significant donors to charities and not for profits
Details: Joint call for Tax Relief for significant donors to charities and not for profits
Officials: John Hogan
Methods: July 2025: National Federation contributed to a paper developed by The Wheel advocating for tax relief for donors to assist in delivery of Programme for Government commitments, particularly in relation to the development of housing capital investments. Submitted to John Hogan, follow up email from Alison Harnett 30/7/25 provided further detail on the requirements in Disability Services re unmet need &sustainability, attached paper NFVSP Strategic Planning and Resourcing of Disability Services - Email
National Federation of Voluntary Service Providers Supporting People with Intellectual Disability
2025-09-22
Intent: Immediate action to tackle the untenable financial risks faced by Section 38 and Section 39 disability service providers that deliver essential services to people with intellectual disabilities and autism
Details: Calling for immediate action to tackle the untenable financial risks faced by Section 38 and Section 39 disability service providers that deliver essential services to people with intellectual disabilities and autism
Officials: Bernard Gloster, Hildegarde Naughton, Norma Foley, Ciarán Devane, Kevin McCarthy, Colm Ó Conaill, Michael Brennan, Stephen Mulvany, ...
Methods: 16th May 2025: Alison Harnett shared a letter signed by the Chairperson's of 28 NFVSP member organisations with Bernard Gloster, HSE CEO outlining untenable risks to their organisations' financial stability and impact these issues are having on people with intellectual disabilities and autism. The letter requested a meeting to identify immediate actions to address these risks. Follow up emails were exchanged with Bernard Gloster's office regarding the meeting request contained in the letter. - Email, 16th May 2025: Alison Harnett shared a letter signed by the Chairperson's of 28 NFVSP member organisations with Minister Naughton outlining untenable risks to their organisations' financial stability and the impact these issues are having on people with intellectual disabilities and autism. The letter requested a meeting to identify immediate actions to address these risks. Follow up emails were exchanged with Minister Naughton's office regarding the meeting request contained in the letter. - Email, 16th May 2025: Alison Harnett (NFVSP CEO) shared a letter signed by Chairperson's of 28 NFVSP member organisations with Colm O'Connail & Kevin McCarthy outlining risks to their organisations' financial stability and the impact these issues have on people with disabilities. The letter requested a meeting to identify immediate actions. Emails with Colm O'Conaill and Kevin McCarthy's office responding to the letter and following up with the meeting request contained in the Chairperson's letter. - Email, ...
John Gallagher
2025-09-21
Intent: To promote support within government for provision of enhanced support for charities, social enterprises and community & voluntary organisations in context of content of the new Programme for Government and subsequent government decisions
Details: Promotion of Policies of The Wheel for charity, social enterprise and community and voluntary organisationsuntary sector
Officials: Jack Chambers, Micheál Martin, Mark Wall, Jerry Buttimer, Deirdre Gillane, Dara Calleary, Anne Rabbitte, John Hogan
Methods: To promote the policies and proposals of The Wheel regarding sustainable funding and policies for the broad community & voluntary sector - Email, To promote the policies and proposals of The Wheel regarding sustainable funding and policies for the broad community & voluntary sector - Phone call, To promote the policies and proposals of The Wheel regarding sustainable funding and policies for the broad community & voluntary sector - Meeting
Coca-Cola Ireland
2025-09-21
Intent: Discussion focused on Ireland’s competitiveness as a global FDI destination amid evolving tax and trade changes, and opportunities to sustain long-term investment, as part of ongoing engagement with the Minister. A prior engagement was held between Coca-Cola counterparts and Department of Finance to exchange views on the EU and domestic investment incentives landscape.
Details: Meeting between Minister for Finance and President and CFO of The Coca-Cola Company.
Officials: Paschal Donohoe, John Hogan
Methods: Two meetings at Department of Finance, Merrion Street. - Meeting
Irish Institutional Property
Current/Former DPOWhat is lobbying? (FAQ)2025-09-21
Intent: Communicate IIP budget priorities to support and increase housing and related real estate delivery
Details: Pre budget submission on IIP policy priorities
Officials: Des Carville, Paschal Donohoe, James Browne, John McDonald, Graham Doyle, John Hogan, Jack Chambers, Deborah Sweeney
Methods: e mails with submission and meeting request - Email, Meeting for exchange of views on submission - Meeting
Chambers Ireland
2025-09-20
Intent: To raise awareness of the recommendations of the affiliated Chamber Network regarding Budget 2026.
Details: To highlight the recommendations of the Chambers Ireland pre-Budget submission 2026, including the need for increased investment in water and wastewater infrastructure with the commitment of a multi-annual funding structure and for various consenting regimes to be streamlined to create efficiencies , ...
Officials: Ken Spratt, David Moloney, John Hogan, Declan Hughes, Graham Doyle
Methods: Letter, Meeting, https://chambers.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/2026-PBS-FINAL.pdf , https://chambers.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/250821-Chambers-Ireland-Submission-to-JCDETE.pdf - Submission
Chambers Ireland
2025-09-20
Intent: To raise awareness of the recommendations of the affiliated Chamber Network regarding Budget 2026.
Details: To highlight the recommendations of the Chambers Ireland pre-Budget submission 2026, including the necesity for optimised investment in capital projects and infrastructure, greater transparency and an open approach to infrastructure funding models.
Officials: John Hogan, Ken Spratt, David Moloney, Declan Hughes, Graham Doyle
Methods: Letter, https://chambers.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/2026-PBS-FINAL.pdf , https://chambers.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/250821-Chambers-Ireland-Submission-to-JCDETE.pdf - Submission
Chambers Ireland
2025-09-20
Intent: To raise awareness of the recommendations of the affiliated Chamber Network regarding Budget 2026.
Details: To highlight the recommendations of the Chambers Ireland pre-Budget submission 2026, including the need for increased investment in water and wastewater infrastructure with the commitment of a multi-annual funding structure and for various consenting regimes to be streamlined to create efficiencies , ...
Officials: Ken Spratt, David Moloney, Declan Hughes, Graham Doyle, John Hogan
Methods: Letter, Meeting, https://chambers.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/2026-PBS-FINAL.pdf , https://chambers.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/250821-Chambers-Ireland-Submission-to-JCDETE.pdf - Submission
Chambers Ireland
2025-09-20
Intent: To raise awareness of the recommendations of the affiliated Chamber Network regarding Budget 2026.
Details: To highlight the recommendations of the Chambers Ireland pre-Budget submission 2026, including the necesity for optimised investment in capital projects and infrastructure, greater transparency and an open approach to infrastructure funding models.
Officials: Ken Spratt, David Moloney, John Hogan, Declan Hughes, Graham Doyle
Methods: Letter, https://chambers.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/2026-PBS-FINAL.pdf , https://chambers.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/250821-Chambers-Ireland-Submission-to-JCDETE.pdf - Submission
Chambers Ireland
2025-09-20
Intent: To raise awareness of the recommendations of the affiliated Chamber Network regarding Budget 2026.
Details: To highlight the recommendations of the Chambers Ireland pre-Budget submission 2026, including for Transport Oriented Development principles should form the core of all new developments and for the Land Development Agency (LDA) to take responsibility for a National Land Management Strategy.
Officials: Ken Spratt, David Moloney, John Hogan, Declan Hughes, Graham Doyle
Methods: https://chambers.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/2026-PBS-FINAL.pdf , https://chambers.ie/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/250821-Chambers-Ireland-Submission-to-JCDETE.pdf - Submission