Irish Rugby Football Union

Total Lobbying Efforts: 19

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2025-01-14
Politician(s) lobbied: John Hogan (Secretary General), Department of Finance
Intent: Changes that would be needed in the Finance Bill in order to remove the obstacles to incorporation.
Methods: Meeting
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IRFU met Dept. of Finance on 13th November to discuss the process of incorporation for the IRFU
2024-04-30
Politician(s) lobbied: Tríona Quill (Assistant Secretary), Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media
Intent: The IRFU wished to seek clarification on the process regarding the free to air submission and the timelines involved.
Methods: Meeting
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On 31st of January Aoife Clarke and Garrett Tubridy from the IRFU met personnel/Stephen Ryan & Triona Quill from the Tourism
Culture
Arts
Gaeltacht
Sport and Media to discuss the process around the review of the free to air broadcast list and the potential inclusion of specific rugby events.
2023-04-28
Politician(s) lobbied: Cian Ó Lionáin (Assistant Secretary), Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media
Intent: The discussion was around how the IRFU are planning on meeting the 40% Gender balance on IRFU Union Committee and our plans for Women in Rugby, including our need for funding in relation to the women’s game.
Methods: Meeting
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C McEntee and G Tubridy met Cian O’Lionáin and Micheal O’Conaire in the DTCAGSM on Wednesday
19th April in the Department. Minister Catherine Martin dropped in for a few minutes where they talked generally about the 40% and about the progress of the men and women’s senior teams.
2022-01-20
Politician(s) lobbied: Ken Spratt (Assistant Secretary), Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport; Jack Chambers (Minister of State), Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media
Intent: Clarity from DTTAS in relation to Covid 19 restrictions on Irish Rugby activities and the availability of financial supports to sport
Methods: Email
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Ongoing discussions with DTTAS officials in relation to seeking clarity from Government in relation to Covid -19
NEPHET decisions and ongoing access to supports to assist Irish Rugby during the crisis. Often done in conjunction with other Sports bodies.
2021-09-01
Politician(s) lobbied: Ken Spratt (Assistant Secretary), Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport; Jack Chambers (Minister of State), Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media
Intent: Clarity from DTTAS in relation to Covid 19 and the availability of financial supports for sports
Methods: Email
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Ongoing discussions with DTTAS officials in relation to seeking clarity from Government due to Covid -19
NEPHET decisions and ongoing access to supports to assist Irish Rugby during the crisis. Often done in conjunction with other Sports bodies.
2021-05-12
Politician(s) lobbied: Ken Spratt (Assistant Secretary), Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport; Jack Chambers (Minister of State), Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media
Intent: Clarity from DTTAS in relation to Covid 19 and the availability of financial supports for sports
Methods: Email
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Ongoing discussions with DTTAS officials in relation to seeking clarity from Government due to Covid -19
NEPHET decisions and ongoing access to supports to assist Irish Rugby during the crisis. Often done in conjunction with other Sports bodies.
2021-01-20
Politician(s) lobbied: Ken Spratt (Assistant Secretary), Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport
Intent: Clarity from DTTAS in relation to Covid 19 and the availability of financial supports for sports
Methods: Email, Phone call
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Ongoing discussions with DTTAS officials in relation to seeking clarity from Government due to Covid -19
NEPHET decisions and ongoing access to supports to assist Irish Rugby during the crisis. Often done in conjunction with other Sports bodies.
2020-09-10
Politician(s) lobbied: Ken Spratt (Assistant Secretary), Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport
Intent: Funding for sports
Methods: Email
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Ongoing discussions with DTTAS officials in relation to seeking clarity from Government in relation due to Covid -19
NEPHET decisions and ongoing access to supports to assist Irish Rugby during the crisis. Often done in conjunction with other Sports bodies
2020-05-18
Politician(s) lobbied: Ken Spratt (Assistant Secretary), Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport
Intent: Government to potentially ensure Aviva Stadium licence fee is covered due to issues with FAI finances
Methods: Email
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Discussion with Department in relation to Aviva Stadium Licence fee
2020-05-18
Politician(s) lobbied: Brendan Griffin (Minister of State), Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport; Ken Spratt (Assistant Secretary), Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport
Intent: Clarity from DTTAS in relation to Covid 19 restrictions on Irish Rugby activities and the availability of financial supports to sport
Methods: Email
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MethodDescription
Ongoing discussions with DTTAS officials in relation to seeking clarity from Government due to Covid -19
NEPHET decisions and ongoing access to supports to assist Irish Rugby during the crisis. Often done in conjunction with other Sports bodies.