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Who lobbies whom about what. Search Ireland's lobbying register to see who is influencing your TDs, ministers, and public officials — and on whose behalf.
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Registered Lobbyists
Chambers Ireland
[Economic Development and Industry] 356 For legislators at EU and domestic level to honour the 35% reporting reduction target for SMEs and eliminate barriers to a smoother, stronger single market.
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Chambers Ireland
[Education and Training] 357 Build a skilled workforce: Attract top talent, support lifelong learning, and provide EU-wide funding for upskilling to meet tomorrow’s challenges.
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Chambers Ireland
[Economic Development and Industry] 358 Accelerate digital transformation: Promote digital solutions and AI adoption to streamline costs and drive productivity gains.
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Chambers Ireland
[Energy and Natural Resources] 359 Power the future: Invest in modern, renewable energy infrastructure for affordable and reliable access to clean energy.
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Chambers Ireland
[EU Affairs] 360 Enable market integration: Capitalise on the single market potential and pursue favourable conditions for international trade.
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Chambers Ireland
[Trade] 361 Establishing the trend between deteriorating expectations for export sales and overall competitiveness concerns
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Chambers Ireland
[Defence] 364 Highlighting the low level of investment by the State in defence as affecting competitiveness for Irish businesses.
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Chambers Ireland
[EU Affairs] 365 The need to implement the recommendations of the Letta report in eliminating regulatory barriers in the Single Market.
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Chambers Ireland
[Energy and Natural Resources] 366 Recommending greater clarification on the requirements for businesses affected by the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
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Chambers Ireland
[Trade] 367 Highlighting the impact potential trade tariffs would have on the Pharmaceutical sector in Ireland and the competitiveness of Irish businesses in general.
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Chambers Ireland
[Energy and Natural Resources] 371 Highlighting the importance of leveraging onshore and offshore renewable energy in tandem with supporting businesses and communities to decarbonise, as described in the Letta report.
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Chambers Ireland
[Education and Training] 372 "Supporting the Letta report's call to expand digital literacy, upskilling the workforce, and expanding broadband access in rural areas to advance competitiveness."
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Chambers Ireland
[Energy and Natural Resources] 373 "Advocating in support of the Letta report’s recommendations for a stronger EU role in climate diplomacy, including using Ireland's EU membership to support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and improve climate resilience at home and abroad."
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Chambers Ireland
[EU Affairs] 374 Supporting the Letta report's recommendation that a secure digital environment should be implemented that enables the free movement of data, while upholding strict governance rules and standards.
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Chambers Ireland
[EU Affairs] 375 Supporting the Letta report's recommendation to implement a secure digital environment that enables the free movement of data, while upholding strict governance rules and standards.
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Chambers Ireland
[Taxation] 376 "Opposing any potential change in harmonising Ireland's corporate tax or insolvency laws at EU level. "
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Cork Chamber
[Local Government] Chambers Ireland Excellence in Local Government Awards
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Chambers Ireland
[EU Affairs] 377 Supporting the Letta report's calls for greater integration in security, trade, and economic stability.
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Chambers Ireland
[EU Affairs] 378 Supporting the Draghi report's recommendation to facilitate significant investment in advanced connectivity, artificial intelligence (AI), and cybersecurity infrastructure in the Single Market.
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Chambers Ireland
[Economic Development and Industry] 379 Emphasising Ireland’s unique need to manage data securely and remain compliant with EU standards given we host the European headquarters for numerous technology firms.
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Chambers Ireland
[Education and Training] 380 Recommending an increase in EU funding for research in advanced fields such as AI, quantum computing, and green technology.
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Chambers Ireland
[Trade] 381 Calling for greater EU-wide integration in areas like supply chain resilience while emphasising that stockpiling should be carefully managed to not unfairly favour larger Member State over smaller Member States like Ireland.
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Chambers Ireland
[Economic Development and Industry] 382 "Supporting the Draghi report's proposal to provide more EU funding to allow SMEs in Ireland to scale more effectively, invest in digital tools, and expand internationally."
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Cork Chamber
[EU Affairs] Chambers Ireland Delegation to Brussels
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Dublin Chamber of Commerce
[Economic Development and Industry] Attended Chambers Ireland Brussels delegation
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South Dublin Chamber
[Economic Development and Industry] Online event organised by Chambers Ireland to further discussion with key Ministers
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South Dublin Chamber
[Economic Development and Industry] Chambers Ireland organised lobbying event.
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Letterkenny Chamber of Commerce
[Public Expenditure and Reform] Chambers Ireland pre-budget lobbying day.
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Letterkenny Chamber of Commerce
[Housing] Chambers Ireland pre-budget lobbying day.
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Letterkenny Chamber of Commerce
[Health] Chambers Ireland pre-budget lobbying day.
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