Dermot Mulligan

Dermot Mulligan

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 170

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Most Recent Title
Assistant Secretary
Most Recent Public Body
Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment
First Seen
20 January 2016
Last Seen
19 September 2025

Observed Titles

Assistant Secretary

Observed Public Bodies

Department of Business, Enterprise and InnovationDepartment of Education and SkillsDepartment of Enterprise, Trade and EmploymentDepartment of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation
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Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 17)

Intent: To include bookshops in the Culture Card and include booksellers in taskforce to progress its implementation.To increase funding for school libraries and ensure that some funding is ringfenced for spending in local bookshops.to increase funding for Foras na Gaeilge and ensure funding is ringfenced for Áis to fully support Irish language literature. To reform the commercial rates system and commit to monitoring its support of SMEs in town centres.

Details: Pre-budget submission in relation to rates, funding for Foras na Gaeilge and school libraries and to include bookshops in the culture card scheme.

Methods
Meeting with John Kennedy and Jerry Falvey specifically in relation to the inclusion of bookshops in the culture card scheme. - MeetingEmail

Intent: Emphasised the impact of international trade disputes on Dublin businesses, advocating for additional supports and strong leadership from Government

Details: Circulated Dublin Chamber's Q2 Business Outlook Survey to all T.D.s, Councillors, Senators and relevant Senior Civil Servants

Methods
Dublin Chamber Q2 Business Outlook Report - https://www.dublinchamber.ie/Portals/0/Submissions/DC_Q2BusinessOutlookReport.pdf?ver=1pJ7ZG-rmcx5xMq-iKMztg%3d%3d - Email

Intent: Highlighted survey data showing that employers are losing both current staff and potential recruits due to the lack of affordable housing in Dublin, and called for more housing units to be delivered in the Greater Dublin Area to accommodate the workforce

Details: Circulated Dublin Chamber's Q2 Business Outlook Survey to all T.D.s, Councillors, Senators and relevant Senior Civil Servants

Methods
Dublin Chamber Q2 Business Outlook Report - https://www.dublinchamber.ie/Portals/0/Submissions/DC_Q2BusinessOutlookReport.pdf?ver=1pJ7ZG-rmcx5xMq-iKMztg%3d%3d - Email

Intent: Policies to encourage the mobilisation of private capital

Details: Measures to mobilise private capital to equity investment

Methods
Meeting with Department of Enterprise officials to discuss the submission proposals. - MeetingMeeting with Min for Enterprise, Trade, Employment and Tourism to discuss the need for private capital and examples of successful initiatives elsewhere. Brian Keegan also also in attendance. - MeetingPre budget submission shared with An Tanaiste - Submission

Intent: A review of the proposal to apply an E-liquids tax using self-declaration mechanism rather than a tax stamp.

Details: Email concerning the E-liquids Products Tax and concerns around the mechanism chosen to implement the tax via self-declaration rather than as a tax-stamp. Hale also referred to research commissioned from KPMG which raised several important policy considerations around the E-Liquids products tax incl, ...

Methods
Discussion re proposed implementation of the E-liquids tax using a self-declaration mechanism rather than a tax stamp and highlighting the findings of an independent report from KPMG on the matter. - MeetingEmail to Departmental officials relating to the proposed implementation of the E-liquids tax using a self-declaration mechanism rather than a tax stamp and highlighting the findings of an independent report from KPMG on the matter. - EmailEmail to members of the Oireachtas referring to the proposed implementation of the E-liquids tax using a self-declaration mechanism rather than a tax stamp and highlighting the findings of an independent report from KPMG on the matter. - Email

Ibec

2025-01-21

Intent: Ensure understanding of business concerns on the transposition of the Adequate Minimum Wage Directive

Details: Adequate Minimum Wage Directive

Methods
MeetingPhone callSubmission