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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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Centre for Cross Border Studies

September–December

[Foreign Affairs] To introduce the Minister to the Ad-Hoc Group for North-South and East-West Cooperation which has been established as the prime contact point for purposes of meaningful consultation between cross-border civil society and regional, national and EU bodies on matters relevant to cooperation between Northern Ireland and Ireland, and between the island of Ireland and Great Britain.

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Simon Coveney', 'role': 'Minister (Department of Foreign Affairs)'} {'name': 'Fergal Mythen', 'role': 'Assistant Secretary (Department of Foreign Affairs)'}

Centre for Cross Border Studies

September–December

[Foreign Affairs] To update the Minister on the work of Universities Ireland to identify opportunities for all-island collaboration in research and innovation

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Simon Harris', 'role': 'Minister (Department of Further and Higher Education, Innovation and Science)'}

Centre for Cross Border Studies

May–August

[Community] Need for matching core funding from DES for CCBS in context of Stormont suspension

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Eamonn Molloy', 'role': 'Assistant Secretary (Department of the Taoiseach)'} {'name': 'Martin Fraser', 'role': 'Secretary General (Department of the Taoiseach)'}

Centre for Cross Border Studies

September–December

[Foreign Affairs] Cross-border cooperation: the sustainability of the Centre for Cross Border Studies

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Eamonn Molloy', 'role': 'Assistant Secretary (Department of the Taoiseach)'}

Centre for Cross Border Studies

May–August

[EU Affairs] To raise concerns re commitments for cross-border cooperation embedded in the Good Friday Agreement remain a priority for both the UK and Irish Governments. to ensure that the interests of the border region remain central to the deliberations of both the UK and Irish Governments and the Northern Ireland Executive prior to and following the notification of Article 50 to the EU.

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Rory Montgomery', 'role': 'Second Secretary General (Department of the Taoiseach)'} {'name': "Adrian O'Neill", 'role': 'Second Secretary General (Department of Foreign Affairs)'}

Centre for Cross Border Studies

September–December

[Foreign Affairs] Cross-border Cooperation: the sustainability of Centre for Cross Border Studies and the need for ‘matching’ core funding (from DES) for CCBS from NI Executive & UK Government

Public Officials Lobbied

{'name': 'Martin Fraser', 'role': 'Secretary General (Department of the Taoiseach)'}

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