Current memberships may indicate policy relevance. They do not prove why a lobbying contact was made, and may not match membership at the time of older returns.
Intent: Support for policies and programmes beneficial for Irish beef farmers
Details: Matters of significance to Irish Cattle & Beef farmers
Intent: To reject Govt decision to remove climate law obligations in the Bill and Govt decision to not undertake Pre Legislative Scrutiny
Details: Critical Infrastructure Bill
Intent: Circulation of a Vodafone report on the importance of secure and resilient digital connectivity as a core pillar of Europe’s security and defence, and the need to recognise it as a strategic security asset
Details: Vodafone report on the importance of secure and resilient connectivity
Intent: General update on wind energy development in Ireland with a specific ask to increase investment in our planning system, especially An Coimisiún Pleanála and local authorities.
Details: Wind energy development
Intent: Change how the Revenue treats near-neighbour payments to households living near wind farms to make them tax-free.
Details: Near-neighbour payments to households living near wind farms
Intent: Secure intended reforms to TaxSaver Scheme and generally promote shared mobility.
Details: Reforming the TaxSaver scheme
Intent: To discuss the Domestic and EU Legislative Agenda and share key priorities so as enhance the competitiveness of the Irish Funds Industry.
Details: Irish Funds Industry
Intent: Highlight key priorities as laid out in (publicly available) pre-budget 2026 submission
Details: Meeting with Joe Neville T.D at his request (alumni of PwC Audit).
Intent: Awareness of the economic importance of the industry
Details: Invitation to local stallion farm
Intent: The correspondence warned the Bill could push adult smokers back to cigarettes and fuel an illegal market. Over 350,000 adults vape in Ireland, with more than half having quit smoking entirely, yet the Bill would effectively ban the flavours used by 97% of adult vapers. International experience shows bans drive black markets, increase smoking relapse, and undermine compliant Irish businesses without reducing youth access.
Details: The Reduced Risk Products Association briefed Deputies ahead of the Second Stage debate on the Public Health (Tobacco Products and Nicotine Inhaling Products) (Amendment) Bill 2026. The RRPA supports measures to reduce youth uptake, strengthen age-of-sale enforcement and restrict marketing to minors, ...
