Purchase Orders Over €20,000 Q2 2023

Spending records

Payment date^*	Supplier	Description	Kind	Amount
03 Oct 2023	ECONOMIC & SOCIAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE	Joint research programme between Shared Island Unit and the ESRI for production of four research papers	Purchase Order	€127,268.25
18 Jul 2023	QUALITY MATTERS	Facilitation and notetaking services at the meeting of the Citizens' Assembly on Drugs th th Use, 13 & 14 May 2023	Purchase Order	€27,144.87
11 Jul 2023	CATHAL O’CURRAIN	– NAMA Commission Provision of legal services to the Commission for the period th st 9 March - 21 June 2023	Purchase Order	€28,360.34
04 Jul 2023	DELL IRELAND	IT Hardware equipment	Purchase Order	€52,029.00
27 Jun 2023	PATRICK CROWE	– NAMA Commission Provision of legal st services to the Commission for the period 1 st March - 1 June 2023	Purchase Order	€30,541.91
21 Jun 2023	PRINT POST	Printing and posting of 20,000 invitation letters for Citizens' Assembly on Drugs use	Purchase Order	€36,321.80
20 Jun 2023	M. DARREN LEHANE	– NAMA Commission Provision of legal services to the Commission for May 2023	Purchase Order	€24,724.09
20 Jun 2023	SUSAN GILVARRY	Payments to Ms. Gilvarry as sole member of NAMA Commission of Investigation for May 2023	Purchase Order	€23,616.00
20 Jun 2023	MJ FLOOD TECHNOLOGY	Professional IT services draw-down	Purchase Order	€25,830.00
13 Jun 2023	MJ FLOOD TECHNOLOGY	Renewal of Software licences and professional IT services	Purchase Order	€29,891.94
30 May 2023	GRAND HOTEL MALAHIDE	Conference staging, accommodation and catering services for the meeting of the th th Citizens' Assembly on Drugs Use, 13 & 14 May 2023	Purchase Order	€26,942.40
30 May 2023	M. DARREN LEHANE	– NAMA Commission Provision of legal services to the Commission for April 2023	Purchase Order	€23,269.73
23 May 2023	PFH TECHNOLOGY GROUP LTD.	Software licenses	Purchase Order	€31,826.25
16 May 2023	QUALITY MATTERS	Facilitation and notetaking services at the inaugural meeting of the Citizens' Assembly th th on Drugs Use, 15 & 16 April 2023	Purchase Order	€34,554.39
09 May 2023	OFFICE OF PUBLIC WORKS	Necessary building works at the Constituency Office of the Taoiseach	Purchase Order	€52,624.43
09 May 2023	GRAND HOTEL MALAHIDE	Conference staging, accommodation and catering services for the inaugural meeting of the Citizens' Assembly on Drugs Use, th th 15 & 16 April 2023	Purchase Order	€61,687.51
09 May 2023	NATIONAL TREASURY MANAGEMENT AGENCY	Reimbursement to the State Claims Agency in respect of third-party legal costs directed for payment by the IBRC Commission	Purchase Order	€126,596.52
09 May 2023	BANQUETING FOOD SYSTEMS	Catering services for dinner in honour of US th President Joe Biden in Dublin Castle, 13 April 2023	Purchase Order	€41,837.89
03 May 2023	QUALITY MATTERS	Facilitation and notetaking services at the meeting of the Citizens' Assembly on st nd Biodiversity, 21 & 22 January 2023	Purchase Order	€20,294.39
25 Apr 2023	M. DARREN LEHANE	– NAMA Commission Provision of legal services to the Commission for March 2023	Purchase Order	€24,724.09
13 Apr 2023	SUSAN GILVARRY	Payments to Ms. Gilvarry as sole member of NAMA Commission of Investigation for March 2023	Purchase Order	€20,664.00
13 Apr 2023	MJ FLOOD TECHNOLOGY	Professional IT services draw-down	Purchase Order	€25,830.00

^* Payment date may be the end of the reporting quarter when the entity does not publish an exact date.

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