Gavan Reilly
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Expenses, attendance, and entitlements of Irish MEPs
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I decided not to bother contacting the MEPs directly to ask about their expenses (in Irish journalism this tends to meet with a fairly short rebuttal!)...
Schedule of correspondence with Department of Finance (Ireland) regarding IBRC liquidation
Response by European Central Bank to Gavan Reilly on .
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Dear Sir,
Please find attached the reply from the ECB’s DG Secretariat to
your request for access to ECB documents.
<<PA_2013_16_03 - LS_PvdH_13_1...
Schedule of correspondence between President and Taoiseach of Ireland
Response by European Council to Gavan Reilly on .
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Your message has been received by the Transparency and Access to Documents Unit of the General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union. All re...
Schedule of correspondence between President and Taoiseach of Ireland
Response by European Council to Gavan Reilly on .
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Please find attached a letter from the General Secretariat of the Council
concerning your request for access under Regulation 1049/2001.
Yours since...
Correspondence with Irish government regarding wastewater directive
Response by Environment to Gavan Reilly on .
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Kind regards,
Dorota Bursa
EUROPEAN COMMISSION | DG Environment
Unit A.2 - Compliance promotion, governance & legal issues
Office BU-9 00/202
Avenue...
Schedule of correspondence between President/Governing Council and Taoiseach of Ireland
Follow up sent to European Central Bank by Gavan Reilly on .
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Thank you for your prompt response to the follow-up mail and for my misunderstanding about the window within which a reply was required.
Your assi...
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Expenses, attendance, and entitlements of Irish MEPs
Partially successful
I decided not to bother contacting the MEPs directly to ask about their expenses (in Irish journalism this tends to meet with a fairly short rebuttal!)...