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A landmark collaboration between Limerick Chamber of Commerce, the Limerick Post, and the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) has been recognised nationally, with the trio winning ‘Event of the Year’ at the prestigious Chambers Ireland Awards 2025. 48 projects were shortlisted across 8 categories. The award celebrates the first-ever public debate for the directly
no repro fee: 2025 LIMERICK CHAMBER GOLF CLASSIC which took place on the 22nd May in Limerick Golf Club, Ballysheedy, sponsored by Flynn/ Construction Managers and Contractors. From Left to Right: Mike Flynn - COO / Flynn/ Construction Managers and Contractors. and Michelle Gallagher - CEO Limerick Chamber with other members from Flynn/ Construction Managers and Contractors.
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No Repro Fee Limerick Chamber Mid-West Economic Insights Report Senator Maria Byrne, Minister of State Niall Collins, Senator Dee Ryan, Billy Kelleher MEP, Michelle Gallagher Limerick Chamber CEO, Seán Golden- Director of Policy, Mairead Connolly, Limerick Chamber President pictured today at the launch of the 2025 Mid-West Economic Insights (MWEI) report on April 28th. The latest edition of the MWEI, compiled by Limerick Chamber’s in-house policy unit, offers a robust, data-driven snapshot of the region’s performance across housing, employment, education, transport, and logistics. Pic. Brian Arthur
Limerick Chamber today launched its 2025 Mid-West Economic Insights (MWEI) report, Ireland’s only regional economic publication of its kind. The report delivers a comprehensive overview of performance across Limerick, Clare, and Tipperary. The latest edition of the MWEI, compiled by Limerick Chamber’s in-house policy unit, offers a robust, data-driven snapshot of the region’s performance across
The CEO of Limerick Chamber, Michelle Gallagher, today expressed significant concern regarding the current rollout of the BusConnects programme in Limerick, citing major implications for both employees and businesses across the city and region if initial rollout of the plan is delayed past 2025. Speaking on behalf of the business community, Mrs. Gallagher emphasised the
Limerick Chamber is proud to announce the return of its much-anticipated 2025 Golf Classic, taking place in the lustrous grounds of Limerick Golf Club, Ballyclough on Thursday, May 22nd, 2025. Now entering its third year, the event has quickly become a summer highlight for the region’s business community, offering a unique opportunity to connect, compete,
