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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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Dublin Chamber of Commerce
[Transport] Letter to the Minister for Transport regarding Shovel-Ready Projects
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John Gallagher
on behalf of Yes (client not named)
[Foreign Affairs] To promote the work of the Sudanese Doctors Union of Ireland on the war in Sudan
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Avista
[Health] Invitation to Autism Resource Booklet launch in partnership with Danu Special School
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Rare Diseases Ireland
[Health] Orphan Medicines - The access challenge & consequences for those affected
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Dublin Chamber of Commerce
[Energy and Natural Resources] Submission on Water to the Cost of Doing Business Advisory Group
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Dublin Chamber of Commerce
[Transport] Dublin Chamber's response to Government's Accelerating Infrastructure Action Plan
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John Gallagher
on behalf of Yes (client not named)
[Community] Promotion of Policies of The Wheel for charity, social enterprise and community and voluntary organisationsuntary sector
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Dublin Chamber of Commerce
[Public Expenditure and Reform] Dublin Chamber's response to Government's Accelerating Infrastructure Action Plan
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John Gallagher
on behalf of Yes (client not named)
[Energy and Natural Resources] Developmet of facilities for renewable energy
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Dublin Chamber of Commerce
[Public Expenditure and Reform] Dublin Chamber's response to Government's Accelerating Infrastructure Action Plan
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Avista
[Health] Minister Emer Higgins and Deputy Emer Currie visit to Avista Clonsilla
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The Irish Co-operative Organisation Society Ltd
[Agriculture] CMO Regulation
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Drogheda & District Chamber
[Economic Development and Industry] Following a lengthy process, Louth CC made a decision to approve the application in June 2024 with a number of conditions. However, the decision was appealed to An Coimisiun Pleanala, who under the Planning and Development Act 2000, had 18 weeks to make a decision. A November 18, 2024 deadline and then a subsequent March 21, 2025 deadline passed with the authority apologising for the delay due to case volume.
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The Irish Co-operative Organisation Society Ltd
[Agriculture] Common Border Adjustment Mechanism
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John Gallagher
on behalf of Yes (client not named)
[Communications] Roll-out of mobile telephony infrastructure nationally
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Avista
[Health] Meeting with Deputy O'Gorman
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Calor Teoranta
[Energy and Natural Resources] Calor Ireland attended the launch of the Liquid Gas Ireland (LGI) report - 'Delivering Net Zero for Rural Ireland - Pathways to Renewable Liquid Gas' at the National Ploughing Championships. Calor representatives engaged in an informal conversation with MEP Barry Cowen at the launch event on Calor's role as an energy provider in rural Ireland, serving thousands of homes, farms and businesses with liquid gas and renewable liquid gas.
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Business for Biodiversity Ireland
[Environment] Text: Series of emails and social media post directed at Irish Ministers and Ministers of State and Irish MEPs urging them to uphold the integrity of the European Union Deforestation Regulation in an upcoming vote.
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Dublin Chamber of Commerce
[Public Expenditure and Reform] Dublin Chamber official response to judicial review submitted against MetroLink
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The Irish Co-operative Organisation Society Ltd
[Agriculture] Extension of Ireland's Nitrates Derogation
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Avista
[Health] Deputy Sherlock visit to Avista Navan Road
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Drogheda & District Chamber
[Budgetary matters] For many businesses, particularly SMEs, balancing annual budgets remains a significant challenge. While the €9.4bn support package offers meaningful assistance, cost pressures persist. A reduction in hospitality VAT from 13.5% to 9% would provide a major boost to the sector. However, rising costs, including increases in the minimum wage, auto-enrolment pensions and other expenses, mean a careful balance is required to protect this vital industry.
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Dublin Chamber of Commerce
[Transport] Press Release on Shared Island Initiative funding
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Queen's University Belfast
[Education and Training] The Department of Foreign Affairs approached Queen’s University Belfast to host a half day visit for Deputy Secretary General Sonja Hyland (who is responsible for the Ireland, UK and Americas Division). This visit followed a similar visit by the Department’s Secretary General, Joe Hackett, in 2023
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Dublin Chamber of Commerce
[Public Expenditure and Reform] Cost of Doing Business Advisory Group Meeting
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Irish Association of Speech and Language Therapists
[Budgetary matters] The Disability Unit engaged with IASLT as a stakeholder who is active in the broader disability space.
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Drogheda & District Chamber
[Budgetary matters] Business confidence depends on certainty in planning, electricity, water and road infrastructure. Where certainty exists, investment follows, supporting both major employers and small businesses. Drogheda is well suited as a pilot location to European standards for infrastructure delivery around the Northern Cross Route. Completion of this route will unlock housing beyond the 7,500 homes envisaged and enable employment growth, allowing people to live and work locally.
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Avista
[Health] Deputy O'Dea visit to Avista service Limerick
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Dublin Chamber of Commerce
[Economic Development and Industry] Cost of Doing Business Advisory Group Meeting
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Calor Teoranta
[Energy and Natural Resources] Calor Ireland made contact with two Ireland MEP's to request participation in a panel discussion at an energy event in Brussels hosted by the FREE Initiative (Future of Rural Energy in Europe) on the role of competitiveness, sustainability and decarbonisation for EU rural businesses.
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