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Politician · TD · 34th Dáil

Thomas Byrne

Fianna Fáil

Constituency / panel
Meath East
Membership
2024-11-29 → current
Office
Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach, the Department of Foreign Affairs and at the Department of Defence (2025-01-29 → 2025-03-25)
Office
Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and at the Department of Defence (2025-03-26 → current)
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Declared items
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CRO-matched interests
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Awards to declared companies
1592
Lobbying returns
Reports for 2017–2025 (party) and 2020–2022 (members)
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SIPO donation records
259 of 422 divisions
61%
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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 109Education and Training 47Health 11Environment 7Justice and Equality 7Agriculture 6Children and Youth Affairs 5Foreign Affairs 4Public Expenditure and Reform 4Budgetary matters 3Finance 3Communications 2EU Affairs 2Tourism 2Economic Development and Industry 1Energy and Natural Resources 1Gaeltacht 1Housing 1Social Protection 1Trade 1
YearAll 2172026 1342025 392023 22022 62021 192020 82019 12018 22017 32016 3
Register of Lobbying2018-05-20

Lobbying return by The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA

EU Affairs
Intended results

Seeking an increase in the EU Budget from 1% to 1.2% of GNI (Gross National Income) to provide for an increase in the CAP Budget::CAP 2020 must increase farm incomes and close the gap with other sectors in society::This is to reflect the recovery and growth in the European…

Register of Lobbying2018-05-20

Lobbying return by The Irish Farmers' Association - IFA

EU Affairs
Intended results

That Member State Contributions to the EU Budget be increased to allow for an increase in the CAP Budget::As a result of Brexit, there will be a shortfall in the EU Budget. Any shortfall must be made up in full by Member States. We cannot have a situation where members who…