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Who lobbies Pádraig Rice
363 lobbying returns on file naming Pádraig Rice (SD, Cork South-Central).
Top Lobbyists Targeting This TD
- Irish Cancer Society 29
- Cork Chamber 20
- Alcohol Action Ireland 14
- Irish Heart Foundation 11
- The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA 10
- LGBT Support and Advocacy Network Ireland CLG 10
- Transgender Equality Network Ireland 9
- Irish Council for Civil Liberties 8
- Polio Survivors Ireland 6
- Ibec 6
- Epilepsy Ireland 5
- Hanover Media Strategy Limited 5
- Multiple Sclerosis Ireland 5
- The Psychological Society of Ireland 5
- FASD Ireland CLG 4
- Teiripe Pobail Éireann CLG 4
- Pender & Associates Ltd 4
- BeLonG To Youth Services Ltd. 4
- National Women's Council of Ireland 4
- Cork Simon Community 4
Top Clients Behind the Lobbying
- Yes (client not named) 26
By Year
Top Policy Domains
- 🏥 Health 240
- 🏦 Finance & Banking 70
- 🏠 Housing 42
- ⚖️ Justice & Legal 38
- 🌍 Climate & Energy 28
- 📚 Education 17
- 🌾 Agriculture 14
- 🏢 Enterprise & Employment 11
Recent Returns
| Year | Lobbyist | Client | Subject |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Insurance Ireland | — | [Banking and Financial Institutions] On behalf of members, to raise awareness of issues pertinent to the Irish health insurance industry including a recently p… |
| 2026 | Climate and Health Alliance | — | [Transport] Climate and Health Alliance Active Travel paper |
| 2026 | The Irish Hospice Foundation | — | [Health] Written submission to the Oireachtas Committee on Health requesting an opportunity to present to them about issues facing older people at end of life |
| 2026 | Fórsa trade union | — | [Health] Launch of Fórsa report Morale in Health and Social Care Workforce Report, took place on the 13th January in the AV room in Leinster house. All members… |
| 2026 | The Irish Traveller Movement | — | [Justice and Equality] Intercultural schools programmes. National Housing Plan adequacy for Travellers. |
| 2026 | Dexcom | — | [Health] Diabetes Policy in Ireland |
| 2026 | Novartis Ireland Limited | — | [Health] Supporting a Health Policy Partnership Initiative for them to run a roundtable and draft a white paper with policy stakeholders. |
| 2026 | Beefplan Movement | — | [Agriculture] Matters of significance to Irish Cattle & Beef farmers, expressing our members opposition to the Mercosur deal in its current format |
| 2026 | National Women's Council of Ireland | — | [Health] Submission to the Joint Committee on Health in relation to the next National Maternity Strategy |
| 2026 | Multiple Sclerosis Ireland | — | [Health] Organised AV room to launch MS Ireland's pre-budget submission 2027 |
| 2026 | Teiripe Pobail Éireann CLG | — | [Health] Coru - Publication of the Standards and Criteria for Counsellors and Psychotherapists by the Counsellors and Psychotherapists Registration Board |
| 2025 | Novartis Ireland Limited | — | [Health] Invitation to a meeting to discuss EU and Irish Cardiovascular Strategy |
| 2025 | Health Research Charities Ireland | — | [Health] Meeting with Padraig Rice T.D, to discuss the asks contained in the 2025 Position Paper. |
| 2025 | Novartis Ireland Limited | — | [Health] World Urticaria Day event |
| 2025 | Movember | — | [Health] Launch of the Real Face of Men's Health report focused on the delivery of the National Men's Health Action plan, with a range of recommendations on pr… |
| 2025 | Alcohol Forum Ireland | — | [Health] To ensure meaningful inclusion of alcohol as a policy priority within the new National Drug Strategy. |
| 2025 | Dogs Trust | — | [Agriculture] Sharing annual report with call to action in relation to four policy areas and an offer to visit Dogs Trust Rehoming Centre |
| 2025 | Academy of Clinical of Clinical Science and Laboratory Medicine | — | [Communications] Met with TD Padraig Rice by Zoom on September 12th 2025. |
| 2025 | BeLonG To Youth Services Ltd. | — | [Children and Youth Affairs] A group of LGBTQ+ sector representatives presented LGBTQ+ communities' Budget 2026 priorities to the Oireacthas Rainbow Caucus. |
| 2025 | Insurance Ireland | — | [Banking and Financial Institutions] On behalf of members, to raise awareness of issues pertinent to the Irish health insurance industry |