Fingal Chamber's policy is directed by members who identify their business priorities through the Fingal Business Sentiment Survey and input from the Chamber's Business Council.
Our current policy priorities are:
- Increasing the supply of Housing
- Increasing the availability of Skills and Talent
- Improving Public Transport Infrastructure and Services, and tackling Congestion
On national matters, Fingal Chamber works with Chambers Ireland and our nationwide network of affiliated Chambers to lobby and represent Irish business interests. Chambers Ireland monitors the policy issues that affect Irish businesses and represents those views to Government.
Chambers Ireland’s 2025 Pre-Budget Submission is available to download here.
In accordance with the EU’s stated objective to mainstream the Sustainable Development Goals in the European policy framework, our recommendations are organised in terms of the individual goals they impact. We have outlined the structure of our submission below:
- Gender Equality – SDG 5
- Childcare
- Gender Equality
- Decent Work and Economic Growth – SDG 8
- Developing & Attracting Talent
- Business Supports
- Trade
- Tourism
- Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure – SDG 9
- Planning Reform
- Essential Infrastructure Investment
- Transport Networks
- Fostering Innovation
- Sustainable Cities and Communities – SDG 11
- Housing Development
- Optimise Building Stock
- Modern Methods of Construction
- Vibrant Cohesive Communities
- Climate Action – SDG 13
- Energy Security
- Renewable Energy Generation
- Decarbonisation