Intent: Attended an event with Irish MEPs in Brussels, communicating Stripe priorities for European competitiveness in the context of Ireland's EU Council Presidency.
Intent: To contribute to discussions, in the context of Ireland’s EU Presidency, on the EU Biotech Act and related health-policy initiatives and their potential contribution to life-sciences innovation, research, clinical trials and healthcare outcomes in Ireland and Europe.
Details: Engagements on life-sciences policy, innovation and competitiveness in Ireland and Europe
Attended and spoke at the EU Presidency Forum on 2nd of July 2026 - Event / ReceptionInformal discussions with MEPs and members of the European Committee of Regions at the EU Presidency Forum on July 2nd 2026 - Informal communicationParticipation in the Life Sciences Leadership event in the RCSI on June 18th 2026. - Event / Reception
Intent: To represent PTSB’s perspective and engage with EU policymakers on matters affecting the banking industry and customers ahead of Ireland’s EU Presidency.
Details: EU Banking Competitiveness, Fraud prevention, the Digital Euro and Financial Literacy.
Intent: Ammendments to the CAP as follows: 10 core asks and then, more importantly, made a list of 16 areas we are proposing changes to the CAP articles, and a further 4 changes to the recitals.
We sent our CAP asks to Irish MEPs & europeen Groupings The Greens/EFA, Andrzej nowakowskThe Left, damien thomsonRenew Europe, kristin moutschen, Katerina BoucherEPP, Alwyn StrangeS&D, Cristina Martínez Pérez, Maria Rosa Montanella Doria Lamba, Evangelia Sali - Email
Intent: Raise awareness of the impact of proposed legislation on the rental and leasing sectorand secure a meeting to discuss potential amendments to the legislative proposal.
Intent: Share correspondence on behalf of Medicines for Ireland with relevant MEPs regarding concerns with the Extended Producer Responsibility provisions of the Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive, highlighting potential impacts on the availability, affordability and security of supply of essential medicines, ahead of the European Parliament's resolution on the same.
Details: Correspondence with Irish MEPs in relation to the UWWTD