Crannagh and District Residents Association
Intent: Secure the use of the Quaker hall for use by the community
Details: Letter to South Dublin County Council about former Quaker Hall at 62 Cranngh Road.
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Intent: Secure the use of the Quaker hall for use by the community
Details: Letter to South Dublin County Council about former Quaker Hall at 62 Cranngh Road.
Intent: Asking elected representatives to support motion in South Dublin County Council calling for national moratorium on data centre development
Details: South Dublin County Council motion re data centre development
Intent: Stronger support of smaller businesses
Details: Supporting growth of small business in South Dublin County
Intent: The passing of a motion in South Dublin County Council that called on the Minister for Climate, Environment and Energy to introduce a national moratorium on data centres.
Details: Advocacy on Data Centre Moratorium Motion in South Dublin County Council
Intent: Calling for the new government to take decisive action in six critical areas in their new programme for governmentTackling child homelessness Expanding universal school meals Strengthening youth mental health services Reducing assessment waiting lists Developing accessible play spaces Enhancing digital safety
Details: Manifesto for Programme for Goverment
Intent: To highlight the conditions and treatment of people living in emergency accommodation
Details: Conditions of people in emergency accommodation
Intent: Alerting local representatives to the fact that AsIAm had received funding for a pilot Autism One Stop Shop in both CHO2 and CHO7
Details: One Stops Shops
Intent: The ILFA want to create awareness for the need for a dedicated Clinical Care Programme for our patients living with pulmonary fibrosis in Ireland, their unmet needs, inequality in terms of treatment by the HSE around rehabilitation, the rising cost of energy at home due to their dependence on oxygen to live and oxygen supplier delivery inefficiencies. We requested a meeting the the Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly and a meeting with the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health (JOC).::To get a meeting with Minister Stephen Donnelly and the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health and to create awareness of patients unmet needs in Ireland. ILFA wrote a letter to Minister Donnelly in January 2024 requesting a meeting with ILFA, which was rejected.::Nicola Cassidy (NC) met Richard Bruton (RB) TD on his canvassing journey - RB then wrote to the HSE on behalf of ILFA and Anne Horgan responded to RB who forwarded communication to NC.::The Irish Thoracic Society (ITS) wrote a letter to Colm Cro
Details: Lobbying for a clinical care programme for patients living with a life limiting disease (in Ireland) 'pulmonary fibrosis' and the unmet needs of those patients.
Intent: Raise concerns about impact of delays in planning system on economic activity
Details: Shared copy of ALDI report with invitation to discuss if desired
Intent: To secure a meeting with the Oireachtas Health Committee for the request for a clinical care programme for patients living with pulmonary fibrosis in Ireland and to highlight unmet needs of those patients..
Details: Kathleen O'Meara, Public Affairs Consultant and ILFA members made representations to: Simon Coveney, Micheal Martin, Michael McGrath, Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire, Colm Burke, Sean Crowe, Richard Bruton, Norma Foley, Ronan McMahon, Michael Lowrey, Darragh O'Brien, Joe O'Brien, Cathal Crowe, Niall Collins, , ...