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Who lobbies Patrick O'Donovan
1583 lobbying returns on file naming Patrick O'Donovan (FG, Limerick County).
Top Lobbyists Targeting This TD
- The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA 366
- Ibec 47
- Chambers Ireland 43
- Limerick Chamber 37
- Irish Hotels Federation 27
- Irish National Organisation of the Unemployed 18
- Hume Brophy 15
- Aughinish Alumina Limited 15
- Insight Consultants 13
- Shannon Group plc 13
- Irish League of Credit Unions 13
- Restaurants Association of Ireland 12
- Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association 11
- Independent Broadcasters of Ireland 11
- Dublin Chamber of Commerce 10
- Limerick Youth Service 10
- Rare Diseases Ireland 10
- Environmental Pillar 10
- Cork Chamber 10
- Neurological Alliance of Ireland 10
Top Clients Behind the Lobbying
- Yes (client not named) 74
By Year
Top Policy Domains
- 🏦 Finance & Banking 552
- 🌾 Agriculture 349
- 🏥 Health 243
- 🌍 Climate & Energy 212
- 🏢 Enterprise & Employment 188
- 📚 Education 151
- 🏠 Housing 136
- ⚖️ Justice & Legal 80
Recent Returns
| Year | Lobbyist | Client | Subject |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | Writers Guild of Ireland | — | [Arts] Lobbying Minister Patrick O'Donovan for the introduction of a Content / AVMS levy |
| 2026 | Regional Newspapers and Printers Association of Ireland | — | [Communications] Government Allocation of Funding for Public Information Advertising with Local News Publishers in print and online, increased funding for sche… |
| 2026 | Munster Branch IRFU | — | [Sports and Recreation] LSSIF and IIP Funding for a new Centre of Excellence in Limerick |
| 2026 | Young Social Innovators | — | [Education and Training] Youth Pulse Green Paper – Enabling Young People to Have a Voice: An EU Perspective. Document distributed to all Government Ministers i… |
| 2026 | IMPACT trade union | — | [Community] Pay restoration in the community and voluntary sector |
| 2026 | IMPACT trade union | — | [Public Expenditure and Reform] Highlighting work pressures faced by Special Education Needs Organisers (SENOs) doe to staffing shortages |
| 2026 | Ireland Active | — | [Sports and Recreation] Pre Budget Submission for Swimming pool Fund and Gym tax Credit |
| 2026 | Aughinish Alumina Limited | — | [EU Affairs] To provide a further business update of the ongoing risks to employment |
| 2026 | Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators (ALTO) Limited | — | [Communications] Copper Switch-Off - retiring legacy networks in Ireland |
| 2026 | wireless Connect Ltd. | — | [Communications] Response to DNA Digital networks Act Consultation |
| 2026 | CUMANN PEILE NA H-EIREANN "FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF IRELAND" | — | [Sports and Recreation] Related to Nations League Draw and recent LOI Fixture Safety Incident |
| 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 | Independent Broadcasters of Ireland | — | [Economic Development and Industry] Communicating the concern of IBI Members about the large-scale increase in the regulatory levy on radio stations. |
| 2025 | Limerick Chamber | — | [Economic Development and Industry] Programme for Government Submission 2025 |
| 2025 | NBI Infrastructure DAC | — | [Communications] Engagement and information sharing regarding the delivery of broadband infrastructure as part of the National Broadband Plan. |
| 2025 | NCBI | — | [Budgetary matters] Priorities for people who are blind or vision impaired |
| 2025 | Irish Rugby Football Union | — | [Sports and Recreation] Department requested a meeting to introduce the Ministers to the IRFU. IRFU provided an overview of the current state of Irish Rugby an… |
| 2025 | Irish Street Arts, Circus and Spectacle Network | — | [Arts] Increased practical, policy, legislative and financial supports towards the development of Street, Circus and Spectacle arts |
| 2025 | Chambers Ireland | — | [Environment] The need for the new Government to protect Ireland's existing competitive advantages. This includes fostering business growth; attracting innovat… |
| 2025 | Chambers Ireland | — | [Tourism] The need for the new Government to protect Ireland's existing competitive advantages. This includes fostering business growth; attracting innovation,… |