Michael Moynihan

Michael Moynihan

Total lobbying returns involving this official: 1162

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Most Recent Title
Minister of State
Most Recent Public Body
Department of Education
First Seen
28 December 2015
Last Seen
17 September 2026

Observed Titles

Minister of StateTD

Observed Public Bodies

Department of EducationDepartment of Education and YouthDáil Éireann, the Oireachtas

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Lobbying Records (Page 1 of 117)

Family Carers Ireland

232 officials
2026-09-17

Intent: The proposals presented in FCIs Pre-Budget Submission adopted in Budget 2027

Details: Invitation to attend Carers’ Priorities for Budget 2027 Town Halls events taking place from Aug 31 to September 14 in 19 locations across the country.

Methods
Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Tanáiste Simon Harris, Cathaoirleach Mark Daly, 135 Deputies, 36 Ministers, 58 Senators - Email

Family Carers Ireland

141 officials
2026-09-17

Intent: Attendance/representation at planned meetings and support for recommended funding in 2027 budget

Details: Pre-Budget Town Hall and Local Assembly Meeting for family carers

Methods
Deputy Brian Stanley, Deputy Carol Nolan, Deputy Catherine Callaghan, Deputy John McGuinness, Deputy Natasha Newsome Drennan, Senator Patricia Stephenson, Cllr Maria Dollard - Meetingvarious TDs, Ministers and Senators as per list below - Emailvarious TDs, Ministers and Senators as per list below - Email

Youth and Environment Europe

231 officials
2026-09-17

Intent: Called on the Government to withdraw the Bill before Seanad Éireann and urged Senators and all members of the Oireachtas to oppose it due to concerns over its ISDS clauses and the trade agreements it would facilitate. Also called for rejection of trade agreements containing ISDS provisions and for Ireland to use its influence to promote more progressive EU trade policy.

Details: Arbitration (Amendment) Bill 2025

Methods
Letter to upcoming EU Irish Presidency on Rejection of Arbitration Bill 2025 - Email

Intent: To highlight that the outcome of a court case on rates could have significant ramifications for the wider agricultural sector. There is now serious concern that the judgment could lead to a broader range of agricultural buildings and activities becoming liable for commercial rates.::To emphasise that IFA has been raising this issue for some time, particularly in relation to the increasing number of cases where buildings associated with primary agricultural production have been deemed rateable. While cases to date have been particularly evident in the horticulture and tillage sectors, the potential implications of this judgment could extend far beyond these sectors.::To stress that the Valuation Act 2001 provides exemptions for relevant agricultural property, including agricultural land, land developed for horticulture and farm buildings. These exemptions must be fit for purpose and continue to protect buildings and structures that are genuinely used for agricultural and primary product

Details: Commercial Rates on Farm Buildings

Methods
EmailInformal communicationLetter

GIY Ireland

12 officials
2026-09-10

Intent: Requesting support for roll out of GROW at School Programme

Details: GROW at School

Methods
Briefed Minister Niall Collins on GROW at school Post primary as pathway for building horticulture industry capacity. Request for partnership opportunity to roll out the program to all post primary schools nation wide. - MeetingFormal lodgement of pre-budget submission GROW at School Primary - EmailRequest to members of the Oireachtas Education Committee to pose a Parliamentary Question in support of a national roll out of GROW at School - Email