Gordon Conroy

Gordon Conroy

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 33

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Official Profile

Most Recent Title
Chief Financial Officer
Most Recent Public Body
Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
First Seen
19 May 2023
Last Seen
21 September 2026

Observed Titles

Assistant Secretaries or Equivalent GradesAssistant Secretary GeneralChief Financial Officer

Observed Public Bodies

Department of Agriculture and the MarineDepartment of Agriculture, Food and the Marine

Current Oireachtas Committee Memberships

No current committee memberships matched for this official.

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Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 4)

Horse Sport Ireland

4 officials
2025-09-19
Current/Former DPOFAQ

Intent: 1) Highlighted the need for further investment in Sport Horse Sector. 2) The importance of addressing horse welfare concerns and the need to progress with Prof. Wall report. 3) Provided an update on Horse Passporting services and HorseSource. 4) Provided an update on National Breeding Services schemes and grants.

Details: Meeting with DAFM in advance of Budget 2026

Methods
Met with the Minister and officials in Ag House following an invitation from the Department. - MeetingEmail

Horse Sport Ireland

4 officials
2025-05-20

Intent: 1. Provide update on implementation of digital epassport system supported by Brexit Adjustment Reserve funds::2. Overview of issues that created processing challenges in 2024, and mitigations in place or planned for 2025 season.

Details: Equine Passporting, digital epassports, and challenges facing equine sectors

Methods
Meeting

Horse Sport Ireland

5 officials
2025-01-17

Intent: 1. Showcase the use of public funds to the Minister as part of the National Breeding Services programme::2. Impress upon the Representatives the need for additional funding for integrity measures & integrity programmes as part of the National Breeding Services to support all equine studbooks in Ireland undertake enhanced integrity measures; ::3. Overall increase in National Breeding Services funding for Equine Industry in Budget 2025;

Details: Budget 2025 Increase in funding for equine breeding sector

Methods
Meeting

Horse Sport Ireland

21 officials
2025-01-17

Intent: 1. Awareness of Oireachtas members about the new online equine e-passport system::2. Highlight the importance of digital systems in the context of accurate animal welfare and traceability records.::3. Need for future supports of legislation and funding to enhance equine welfare, traceability and integrity::4. Invitation to attend Briefing for Oireachtas members::5. Overview of public funds received by HSI and role of HSI as National Governing Body for Equestrian Sport established by Dept of Sport and Dept of Agriculture in 2007.

Details: Update on equine passporting, traceability and welfare.

Methods
Briefing of Oireachtas Members on epassporting, equine welfare and traceability - Event / ReceptionEmail to all Oireachtas members including invite and reminder to information event - EmailPhone calls to and from Oireachtas Members on epassporting, equine welfare and traceability - Phone call

Horse Sport Ireland

5 officials
2024-09-21

Intent: 1. Showcase the use of public funds to the Minister as part of the National Breeding Services programme::2. Impress upon the Minister & Representatives the need for additional funding for integrity measures & integrity programmes as part of the National Breeding Services to support all equine studbooks in Ireland undertake enhanced integrity measures; ::3. Overall increase in National Breeding Services funding for Equine Industry in Budget 2025;

Details: Increase in funding for equine breeding sector

Methods
Meeting

Horse Sport Ireland

14 officials
2024-09-21

Intent: 1. Articulate shock and disappointment with majority of equine sector with horse welfare failures highlighted by RTE Primetime investigates documentary “Horses: Making a Killing” broadcast on Wednesday, 12th June 2024.2. Ensure appropriate equine end of life options available for welfare reasons, with appropriate licensing and monitoring.

Details: Issues and challenges facing equine sector

Methods
Meetings including at Tullamore Show; Oireachtas Agriculture Committee and in Agriculture House. - Meeting