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Images from Event Video from Event Monday, February 4, 2019 Former Tánaiste turned business advisor Mary Harney has commended the Irish Government and Fianna Fail on their Brexit stance but said that while she admires Theresa May for her resilience, the British Prime Minister appears to be putting party before country. In the
One Kerry and four Limerick schools are set to go head to head to see which is most tuned into the future energy needs of the region after being shortlisted for the final of the biennial Shannon Foynes Port Company (SFPC) ‘COMPASS’ transition year competition. The schools have made it beyond an initial round of
no repro fee- newspaper003 and newspaper004 No repro fee- At the Limerick Chamber business briefing on ‘Spending Trends: Tourism, Retail & Hospitality Industry Insights & Marketing Trends’ at the Savoy Hotel - 22-01-2019, From Left to Right: David McCarthy, Head of Tourism & Retail -AIB, Superintendent Derek Smart -An Garda Síochána, Deirdre Ryan - CEO Limerick Chamber, David Fitzsimons- Retail Excellence Ireland, Orla O’Connor - Web Co-Ordinator, Limerick City and County Council, Niall O’Callaghan -Managing Director Shannon Heritage. Photo credit Shauna Kennedy
Wednesday 23 January 2019: Limerick’s hotel sector enjoyed the highest growth rate nationally in 2018, figures revealed by AIB at a Limerick Chamber business briefing for the tourism, retail & hospitality sector suggest. Giving a range of insights drawn from examining card transactions, David McCarthy, Head of Hospitality and Tourism at AIB – sponsors
The CEO of Limerick Chamber has said that the latest government funding towards the city and county – a grant of €2,279,073 to enhance the development of the ground-breaking Digital Collaboration Centre (DCC) – confirms the new confidence that abounds here. The grant, announced yesterday by Minister Heather Humphries to create the first of its
Limerick is on course to be the regional economic success story of Ireland, the former Taoiseach Enda Kenny said today. Speaking at the Limerick Chamber ‘Regional Leaders Programme’ held at Dell’s campus in Raheen today, Deputy Kenny said Limerick is an “outstanding example of a city and its people that has fought back.” He said:
