Following the release of the 2014 Exchequer Statement yesterday (05/01/15), Limerick Chamber has called on Government to maintain its focus on job creation and cost management. Speaking this morning, Órlaith Borthwick, Interim CEO, Limerick Chamber said “The 2014 Exchequer Statement provides evidence of just how far the Irish economy has progressed in the past
Caption: from L to R Dr Órlaith Borthwick, Limerick Chamber, Brendan Ring, Cliona’s Foundation, Cathal Treacy, Limerick Chamber President and Allison McNamara, Cliona’s Foundation A cheque worth €5,000 was presented to Brendan Ring, Cliona’s Foundation by Cathal Treacy, President of Limerick Chamber. The money was raised through contributions to a raffle by guests at
Limerick Chamber is here to support the success of our members and the wider region. 2014 has been such a positive year for Limerick and our members. A number of projects we’d worked on for years finally came to fruition – such as the amalgamation of our local authority and independence for Shannon Airport, both
Chambers Ireland today welcomed the new European Commission Investment Plan and its focus on leveraging private sector investment. Ian Talbot, Chief Executive, speaking this afternoon said “The Commission’s approach sends an important message at the start of the new term; stimulating private investment for strategic infrastructure is vital. For several budgets in succession Ireland
Cathal Treacy and Martin Shanahan address Chamber Dinner Limerick Chamber 200th Anniversary Officially Launched A prosperous, strong region depends on everyone working together. This was the message from Cathal Treacy, President of Limerick Chamber when he addressed over 400 plus of the region’s top senior business and government officials at the Limerick Chamber
