Establishes the "Missouri-Ireland Trade Commission" to support and encourage trade between Missouri and Ireland

This bill creates the Missouri-Ireland Trade Commission to strengthen economic and business ties between the two regions. The commission will be made up of twelve appointed members from the state legislature, the governor's office, and the Department of Commerce, with specific rules to ensure political balance and representation from Irish-American communities. Its main duties include promoting trade and investment, organizing business and academic exchanges, and reporting its findings to state leaders annually. The commission can meet twice a year, operate without member compensation, and raise its own funds through donations and fundraising events.