Ken Spratt

Ken Spratt

Total Lobbying Efforts: 404

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Uber

2025-12-31

Intent: To provide an update of newly introduced technology features and improvements made to enhance the taxi experience

Details: Update on new technology features and improvements to the taxi experience

Officials: Garret Doocey, Ken Spratt, Siobhan Russell, Micheál Martin, Simon Harris, Jen Cummins, Imelda Goldsboro, Mark Duffy, ...

Methods: Email

County Kildare Chamber

2025-10-02

Intent: Investment in road and rail connectivity for the Mid-East region.Delivery timelines for DART West + South West and electrification projects.Regional transport links to support housing delivery and FDI.Active travel and sustainable transport supports for business and communities.

Details: Meeting with Secretary General of Dept of Transport

Officials: Ken Spratt

Methods: 16th Sept- Aisling Hotel, Dublin - 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

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 necessity to develop tax-incentivised investment channels to facilitate households to move savings into investments that support infrastructure expansion and green energy projects.

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

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 development of a robust network of inter-urban and intra-urban public transport networks, and for continued funding and resources for Local Link Services.

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

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 necessity to develop tax-incentivised investment channels to facilitate households to move savings into investments that support infrastructure expansion and green energy projects.

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