The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA
Intent: To invite local public representatives to the IFA Louth Summer Event.
Details: IFA Louth Summer Event 2026
No current committee memberships matched for this official.
Intent: To invite local public representatives to the IFA Louth Summer Event.
Details: IFA Louth Summer Event 2026
Intent: Pat is a member of the SPC and attends four meetings a year to provide a Chamber perspective on any aspects relating to Planning.
Details: Pat McCormick is a member of our board of management and a member of Louth County Councils SPC on Planning and Development
Intent: To progress the 34 commitments contained in the Programme for Government for family carers
Details: Programme for government- to advance carers issues within the Dáil
Intent: To invite Public Representatives and Councillors to a meeting to discuss water quality testing results.
Details: IFA Louth County Executive - Water Quality Testing
Intent: Urgent delivery of reductions in insurance costs by incumbent insurers on back of reforms. Effective defamation legislation. The urgent sourcing of additional underwriting cover including cover for sectors unable to source affordable liability insurance. Meaningful reform and greater use of IRB. Affordable legal fees. Ensuring insurance reform is part of govt policy. Not increasing Personal Injury Guidelines, implementing the Action Plan for Insurance Reform
Details: Seeking policy decisions that will reduce the cost of insurance for our members and Irish society as a whole to affordable levels and keep it that way.
Intent: To call for a review of the LTI Scheme; Review of the Hidden Costs with Living with IBD in Ireland report conducted by CCI and J&J; Highlighting the Public health Crisis in terms of IBD diagnosis increasing; Highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by both the IBD community as a result of not being part of the scheme.
Details: Review of Long Term Illness Scheme; Provided information about Crohn's and Colitis and the ongoing challenges being experienced by patients in Ireland at present.