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Politician · TD · 34th Dáil

Micheál Carrigy

Fine Gael

Constituency / panel
Longford-Westmeath
Membership
2024-11-29 → current
Committees
7 current — Joint Committee on Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport; Joint Committee on Disability Matters; …
8
Declared items
0
CRO-matched interests
0
Awards to declared companies
903
Lobbying returns
Reports for 2017–2025 (party) and 2020–2022 (members)
0
SIPO donation records
401 of 422 divisions
95%
Vote participation

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Lobbying returns

Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.

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AreaAll 903Health 144Agriculture 106Housing 76Finance 72Communications 48Taxation 48Children and Youth Affairs 45Environment 37Justice and Equality 33Education and Training 31Budgetary matters 29EU Affairs 29Arts 27Energy and Natural Resources 25Tourism 22Sports and Recreation 17Economic Development and Industry 16Social Protection 16Public Expenditure and Reform 15Community 12Heritage 12Trade 11Employment 7Local Government 6Development and Zoning 5Transport 5Foreign Affairs 4Banking and Financial Institutions 2Food 2Marine 1
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Register of Lobbying2025-01-17

Lobbying return by The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA

Banking and Financial Institutions
Intended results

To emphasise that access to farm finance and working capital is paramount for farmers across all the enterprises and it is vitally important that farmers have easy access to sufficient low-cost funding to allow their businesses to trade efficiently.::That, as the accountability…

Register of Lobbying2023-09-21

Lobbying return by Age Action

Banking and Financial Institutions
Intended results

Raise awareness that 6 in 10 older persons are digitally excluded, either because they are not using the internet (3 in 10) or have 'below basic' digital skills, and therefore online and cashless transactions create social exclusion.