Limerick Chamber has called on government to use Budget 2014 to support SME’s ability to compete, grow and generate employment. In advance of Budget 2014, Limerick Chamber has launched its pre-budget submission. The submission, prepared by Limerick Chamber Economist Dr Órlaith Borthwick, follows extensive consultation with Chamber members and policy panels. The submission
Limerick Chamber’s inaugural annual conference ‘Winning Business at Home and Abroad’ will take place on 19 September 2013 at the Radisson Hotel, Limerick. Sponsored by Bank of Ireland, this half day conference and expo event will feature a comprehensive line-up of expert speakers who will share their experiences and provide valuable advice on how to win more business.
Limerick Chamber welcomes the announcement that Marks & Spencer are looking at locating a flagship store in Limerick, a move that would contribute to an enhanced retail provision in the region and reinforce Limerick as the largest retail centre in the Mid-west. Limerick Chamber CEO Maria Kelly said, “It is important to highlight that
Limerick Chamber has called on Government to implement improved measures to support the struggling retail sector in Budget 2014. The call comes following the latest CSO figures which show a 1.6% decrease in the volume of retail sales in June 2013 when compared with May 2013. Speaking this morning, Maria Kelly, Limerick Chamber Chief
Limerick Chamber has said that Ireland’s aviation policy must focus on maintaining competition and increasing connectivity to support economic growth and job creation. The call was made in a submission by Limerick Chamber to the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport’s consultation on ‘An Integrated Irish Aviation Policy’. Speaking this morning Órlaith Borthwick,
