Kieran O'Hanlon

Kieran O'Hanlon

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 69

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Most Recent Title
Councillor
Most Recent Public Body
Limerick City and County Council
First Seen
21 January 2016
Last Seen
15 September 2026

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Councillor

Observed Public Bodies

Limerick City and County Council

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Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 7)

Tiernan Properties

9 officials
2026-09-15

Intent: A fair hearing and a more limited closure programme. If there were no events, open the Crescent to road traffic to improve access to the city centre

Details: Discussions with several Limerick City and County Councillors regarding proposed road closures - particularly at the Crescent (a major gateway to Limerick City Centre) for the whole month of August

Methods
As above, attempts made to demonstrate that access to the city centre should not be impeded, particularly at the Crescent during weekdays when no events were scheduled for the area. - Phone call

Limerick & District Credit Union

38 officials
2026-09-07

Intent: Stopping the closing of the Crescent when no public events were happening during weekdays hindering vehicular access to the City Centre

Details: Retailers representative group

Methods
letter sent 28th July 2026 to Tom Ruddle, Priomh Chomhairleoir, Limerick City and County Council cc Mayor of Limerick and all councillors - Letter

UL Student Life

41 officials
2026-05-20

Intent: An approval of the proposal for the Toppins Field development in the South side of the city. It was also hoped to secure a commitment from Council that housing developments would be prioritised and that section 139 would only be invoked in emergency situations.

Details: Lobbying on housing development decisions, and implementation of Mayor's proposed modular housing scheme

Avista

17 officials
2026-05-06

Intent: Acknowledge investment in respite supports for Mid-West region and ensure long term commitment from all stakeholders for future projects.

Details: Avista Marks Official Start of Avista Children’s Respite House with Sod-Turning Ceremony in Garraunykee.

Methods
Invitations to Sod turning event for children's respite house in Garraunykee - Event / Reception

Intent: Seek successful inclusion in the Fund for LEDP CLG's roof refurbishment project, by requesting support in ensuring Limerick City & County Council (LCCC) sponsor this application by facilitating its submission to the Department of Local Government and Heritage.

Details: Requesting support for LEDP CLG's application to The Towns and Cities Regeneration Investment Fund.

Methods
Seek successful inclusion in the Fund for LEDP CLG's roof refurbishment project, by requesting support in ensuring Limerick City & County Council (LCCC) sponsor this application by facilitating its submission to the Department of Local Government and Heritage. The request sought for the individual to write to the DG and Mayor of Limerick to seek the projects inclusion in the local authority's submissions. - Email

Limerick Youth Service

11 officials
2026-01-19

Intent: To inform public representatives of the potential impact of proposed programme capacity changes, and to support consideration of the importance of sustainable provision of Community Training Centre places for young people.

Details: Engagement with public representatives and Local Authority officials regarding youth services delivered by Limerick Youth Service, education and training provision through the Community Training Centre. Discussions referenced proposed changes to programme capacity arising from funding decisions wit, ...

Methods
Email correspondence with public representatives and senior officials to outline the potential impact of proposed programme capacity changes on Community Training Centre provision and youth services delivered by Limerick Youth Service. - EmailFollow-up telephone discussions to clarify programme capacity considerations and to outline the implications of proposed changes for service delivery and young people. - Phone callFormal correspondence from the Chair of Limerick Youth Service to the Chair of the Limerick & Clare Education and Training Board outlining the potential impact of proposed programme capacity reductions on Community Training Centre provision. - Letter

Climate and Health Alliance

22 officials
2026-01-12

Intent: To invite and secure the attendance of the Minister of Transport.::To invite and secure the attendance of all members of the Oireachtas.::To raise awareness of the Climate and Health Alliance and secure support for Active Travel policies. ::To meet with TDs and Senators to discuss the Active Travel report.

Details: Launch of the Climate and Health Alliance Active Travel report.

Methods
Email invitation to Oireachtas members and city Councillors. - EmailLaunch of the Active Travel report. - Event / Reception