Tom Tynan

Tom Tynan

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 25

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Most Recent Title
Special Adviser
Most Recent Public Body
Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment
First Seen
19 September 2025
Last Seen
21 May 2026

Observed Titles

Adviser to MinisterAdviser to Minister of StateSpecial Adviser

Observed Public Bodies

Department of Agriculture, Food and the MarineDepartment of Climate, Energy and the Environment

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Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 3)

Teneo Strategy Ireland Limited

4 officials
2026-05-21

Intent: To increase understanding of the Kestrel project and to seek support for it

Details: To explain the benefits and necessity of the Kestrel project

Methods
Emails regarding the Kestrel project, its benefits and the necessity of it - EmailMeetings with Kieran McQuinn and with Minister Dooley and Tom Tynan regarding the Kestrel project, its benefits and the necessity of it - Meeting

Ibec

66 officials
2026-05-21

Intent: Communicate the relevance of the financial services industry in Ireland, its economic impact, its competitive opportunities, and its strategic objectives for the next 5 years. Also, to highlight the importance of establishing a retail investment culture in Ireland through Savings and Investment Accounts.

Details: Financial services industry strategy 2026-2030

Methods
MeetingSocial Media

Bord Gáis Energy Ltd

14 officials
2026-05-21

Intent: The aim is to build awareness and secure support in principle for Kestrel as part of Ireland’s energy security and Net Zero transition. Kestrel supports Ireland’s energy security by reusing the Ballycotton gas field for large-scale gas storage, helping establish a strategic gas emergency reserve. Over time,it can transition to storing biomethane and green hydrogen from renewable sources.

Details: Meetings and Information sharing regarding Kestrel Energy Storage project at Ballycotton, Kinsale.

Methods
The aim is to build awareness and secure support in principle for Kestrel as part of Ireland’s energy security and Net Zero transition. Kestrel supports Ireland’s energy security by reusing the Ballycotton gas field for large-scale gas storage, helping establish a strategic gas emergency reserve. Over time,it can transition to storing biomethane and green hydrogen from renewable sources. - EmailThe aim is to build awareness and secure support in principle for Kestrel as part of Ireland’s energy security and Net Zero transition. Kestrel supports Ireland’s energy security by reusing the Ballycotton gas field for large-scale gas storage, helping establish a strategic gas emergency reserve. Over time,it can transition to storing biomethane and green hydrogen from renewable sources. - Meeting

Kestrel Energy Storage DAC

14 officials
2026-05-19

Intent: The aim is to build awareness and secure support in principle for Kestrel as part of Ireland’s energy security and Net Zero transition. Kestrel supports Ireland’s energy security by reusing the Ballycotton gas field for large-scale gas storage, helping establish a strategic gas emergency reserve. Over time, it can transition to storing biomethane and green hydrogen from renewable sources.

Details: Meetings and Information sharing regarding Kestrel Energy Storage project at Ballycotton, Kinsale.

Methods
The aim is to build awareness and secure support in principle for Kestrel as part of Ireland’s energy security and Net Zero transition. Kestrel supports Ireland’s energy security by reusing the Ballycotton gas field for large-scale gas storage, helping establish a strategic gas emergency reserve. Over time, it can transition to storing biomethane and green hydrogen from renewable sources. - EmailThe aim is to build awareness and secure support in principle for Kestrel as part of Ireland’s energy security and Net Zero transition. Kestrel supports Ireland’s energy security by reusing the Ballycotton gas field for large-scale gas storage, helping establish a strategic gas emergency reserve. Over time, it can transition to storing biomethane and green hydrogen from renewable sources. - Meeting

Intent: To provide the clarification and assurance required to facilitate trade of Irish Salmon products into the USA::To provide clarification to NOAA and US authorities on the matters raised during the consultative process::To exercise all possible means of engagement at National and EU level to re-engage with the NOAA and US authorities on this matter

Details: Recent restriction on exports of Irish Salmon products to the US since 1st January 2026 is continuing to cause great concern to producers in the Irish Salmon industry

Methods
Online meeting via Teams on 3rd March - Virtual MeetingEmail

Intent: To bring to Minister Dooley's attention a proposal for a scientific fishing trial developed through the IFRSP

Details: FISHERIES MANAGEMENT

Officials
Methods
To bring to Ministers attention a proposal for a scientific fishing trial developed through the IFRSP - 09/04/2026 - Email

Intent: The urgent need to open the mussel seed fishery for the 2025 season::To request that a meeting of the Bottom Grown Mussel Consultative Forum (BGMCF) be convened urgently to discuss options with industry members::To request that a timely decision Re re-opening of the long bank mussel fishery be made in advance of the suitable fishing opportunity in the next tide.

Details: Reopening of Bottom Mussel seed Fishery for 2025/26 season

Methods
Email

Intent: The aquaculture sector, as a primary producing food sector, be included in any government support package addressing increased fuel costs.::Propose a ‘Temporary Crisis Scheme' to allow for financial compensation to operators in the aquaculture sector for their income forgone and additional costs incurred must be made available to aquaculture operators affected by significant fuel costs coupled with increasing input costs for aquaculture business and eligibility criteria must reflect that.::For Government to consider funding mechanisms through the European Commission by triggering Article 26(2) of the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund Regulation (EU) 2017/1004 to assist Irish Aquaculture operators affected by significant production losses coupled increasing input costs for aquaculture businesses

Details: Impact of increased cost of fuel on Irish Aquaculture

Methods
EmailInformal communicationPhone call

Intent: Legislative reform and consolidation - It is now critical that a single piece of legislation is brought forward to implement and underpin appropriate aquaculture policy and bring together all the existing primary, secondary and amended legislation in one single provision Implementation of the Licensing Review Recommendations - Modernisation of the licensing system with 20-year licences, Clear timelines & certainty for licence determinations::The Minister must address the matter to ensure there is a clear timeframe for the completion of appropriate assessments - there must be a clear plan of action to address immediate delays in the aquaculture licensing system::Grant aid eligibility - Aquaculture producers are prevented from access to EMFAF funds and this eligibility criteria must be urgently reviewed::The Minister must establish a sustainability support mechanism to provide liquidity and support for the Aquaculture sector to address biological, ecological, economic and market challeng

Details: Food Vision Seafood Taskforce - to develop a framework of supports and actions to respond to challenges in seafood sector

Methods
Informal communicationMeetingSubmission