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Limerick Chamber would like to thank all our sponsors for this year’s 2018 Regional Business Awards & President’s dinner, including our main sponsors AIB and LIT. The event itself would not be possible without those who took the time to apply for this year’s Limerick Chamber Regional Business Awards, from the nominees to the
New era ahead for city centre – Chamber CEO Friday, 26 October 2018: Limerick Chamber has welcomed An Bord Pleanála’s decision to uphold the granting of planning permission for the International Rugby Experience in Limerick as a key moment that will pave the way for a “game-changing” project for the city and region.
The Limerick Chamber Regional Business Awards 2018, sponsored by LIT, will be hotly contested by 21 companies across 7 categories. The winners of the categories, as well as the 2018 Overall Business of the Year and the President’s Award, will be announced at the Limerick Chamber President’s Dinner, on Friday 16th November in the
President dinner sponsors: From left to right: Judy Tighe - AIB /President Dinner Sponsors, Dermot Graham - AIB/ President Dinner Sponsors, Dr Mary Shine - President Limerick Chamber, Conor O'Brien - Treble and Bass, Vicky Collins - Limerick Strand Hotel, Eoin Ryan - Vice President Limerick Chamber, Conor O'Sullivan - AIB /President Dinner Sponsors, Deirdre Ryan - CEO Limerick Chamber.
Limerick Chamber is pleased to announce AIB as the Main Sponsor of the 2018, 2019 and 2020 Limerick Chamber President’s Dinner and Official SME partner. The President’s Dinner, taking place on Friday 16 November in the Limerick Strand Hotel, is the region’s foremost black-tie business event with an attendance of 400 leading business people from
Wednesday 10 October 2018: Limerick Chamber has welcomed what it described as a fundamentally positive budget but expressed concern about the timing of the increase in VAT with Brexit around the corner. Responding to the Budget 2019, Limerick Chamber CEO Dee Ryan said that positive initiatives included Brexit measures to invest in making ports ‘customs
