An Post

Politician(s) lobbied: Unknown

Intent: Unknown

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Politician(s) lobbied: Adrian O'Higgins (Special Advisor), Department of Justice; Niall Egan (Assistant Secretary), Department of Social Protection

Intent: To make Government aware of An Post's capacity to support the suggested scheme through its post office network

Methods: Email

Politician(s) lobbied: Unknown

Intent: Unknown

Methods: Unknown

Politician(s) lobbied: Patrick Neary (Assistant Secretary), Department of Environment, Climate and Communications

Intent: Adjustment to the level of borrowing allowed by An Post

Methods: Meeting

Politician(s) lobbied: Feargal Ó Coigligh (Secretary General), Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media

Intent: Adjustment to the Universal Service Obligation required of An Post

Methods: Letter

Politician(s) lobbied: Adrian O'Higgins (Special Advisor), Department of Justice

Intent: Proposal that some work normally carried out by the Department of Justice/An Garda Siocanna could be done by An Post

Methods: Letter

Politician(s) lobbied: Dara Calleary (Minister), Department of Rural and Community Development

Intent: Support for the Irish Postmaster Union (IPU) campaign for state funding for the post office network

Methods: Meeting

Politician(s) lobbied: Unknown

Intent: Unknown

Methods: Unknown

Politician(s) lobbied: James Lawless (Minister of State), Department of Environment, Climate and Communications; Jack Chambers (Minister of State), Department of Environment, Climate and Communications; Oonagh Buckley (Secretary General), Department of Environment, Climate and Communications

Intent: To support the campaign for renewal of state support for Postmasters The current round of support is due to end in 2026 and the Irish Postmasters Union have been campaigning for the continuation and an increase in funding

Methods: Letter

Politician(s) lobbied: Catherine Martin (Minister), Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media

Intent: To bring to the attention of Government the possible implications for An Post and its staff of the ongoing doubts over the future of the TV licence system

Methods: Letter