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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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Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

January–April

[Economic Development and Industry] Discussion on the economic and social impact of home sharing on Dublin City; enabling responsible home sharing

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Eoin Ó Broin', 'role': 'TD (Dáil Éireann, the Oireachtas)'}

Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

January–April

[Economic Development and Industry] Discussion on the key concerns of Dublin City Council on the economic and social impact of home sharing on Dublin; enabling responsible home sharing

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Owen Keegan', 'role': 'CEO (Dublin City Council)'}

Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

May–August

[Economic Development and Industry] Discussion on partnership to ensure no negative impacts of home sharing on Dublin city

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Brendan Kenny', 'role': 'Director of Services or Equivalent (Dublin City Council)'}

Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

September–December

[Arts] Submit thoughts on a possible developmental project for Dublin 1 to the North Inner City Taskforce

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Brendan Kenny', 'role': 'Director of Services or Equivalent (Dublin City Council)'}

Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

January–April

[Tourism] Sharing the work of Airbnb with other City Council's in other countries, and the economic impact of home sharing in Dublin.

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Brendan Kenny', 'role': 'Director of Services or Equivalent (Dublin City Council)'}

Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

January–April

[Gaeltacht] Discussion on the outline impact of the Sharing Economy on Gaeltacht areas in Ireland

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Lorraine Hall', 'role': 'Special Advisor (Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht)'}

Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

May–August

[Gaeltacht] Discussion on the economic impact of home sharing on rural areas in Ireland

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Sarah Meade', 'role': 'Special Advisor (Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht)'}

Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

May–August

[Economic Development and Industry] Discussion on the economic and social impact of home sharing on rural areas in Ireland

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Sarah Meade', 'role': 'Special Advisor (Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht)'}

Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

September–December

[Economic Development and Industry] Query on input of Dublin City Council to report on home sharing in Dublin

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Brendan Kenny', 'role': 'Director of Services or Equivalent (Dublin City Council)'}

Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

September–December

[Economic Development and Industry] Discusion on the economic and social impact of home-sharing on Dublin city

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Brendan Kenny', 'role': 'Director of Services or Equivalent (Dublin City Council)'}

Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

September–December

[Economic Development and Industry] Discussions on the launch of a report on the economic and social impacts of home sharing in regional and rural Ireland

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Sarah Meade', 'role': 'Special Adviser (Department of Regional Development, Rural Affairs, Arts and the Gaeltacht)'}

Blueline Consulting

on behalf of Yes (client not named)

September–December

[Economic Development and Industry] Launch of a report on the economic and social impacts of home sharing in regional and rural Ireland

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Heather Humphreys', 'role': 'Minister (Department of Regional Development, Rural Affairs, Arts and the Gaeltacht)'}

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