Limerick, Shannon and Tralee Chambers call for full assessment of existing ports before further East Coast capacity is developed 29 September 2026 Limerick Chamber, Shannon Chamber and Tralee Chamber Alliance have joined forces to call for Shannon Foynes Port and the Shannon Estuary to be placed at the heart of Ireland’s plans for West Coast
Limerick Chamber Chief Executive Donnacha Hurley will leave the organisation to return to the hospitality sector, taking up the role of General Manager at the Strand Hotel in Limerick. Donnacha joined Limerick Chamber as Chief Executive in March and has worked closely with the Chamber’s Board, team, members and stakeholders during his time with the
At Limerick Chamber, our members are at the heart of everything we do. We are committed to continually improving the value, services, events and support we provide, and your feedback is essential in helping us achieve that. We understand that businesses are regularly asked to complete surveys and questionnaires, but we would greatly appreciate a
For multinational investors, indigenous firms, growing SMEs, educators and public bodies, reliable transport is the infrastructure behind talent, investment, collaboration and growth. Limerick, Galway and Shannon Chambers are calling for delivery. Limerick Chamber, together with Galway Chamber and Shannon Chamber, is calling on Government to use Budget 2027 to accelerate the strategic transport projects that
Limerick Chamber is pleased to announce that Seán Golden, Director, Chief Economist and Director of Policy at Limerick Chamber, has been appointed as the business representative to the Limerick Local Community Safety Partnership. The appointment ensures that the perspectives of Limerick’s employers, employees and wider business community will be represented as local priorities for community
Limerick, 27 July 2026: Limerick Chamber is calling on Government to use Budget 2027 to reduce the cumulative cost burden on enterprise and accelerate the delivery of housing and enabling infrastructure, after its latest Business Sentiment Survey found that rising costs are changing investment, pricing and recruitment across the Mid-West. Nine in ten respondents reported
Plans to bring more activity, events and people into Limerick city centre deserve serious consideration. A more vibrant and attractive centre would benefit businesses, residents and visitors. The question facing the local business community is how that ambition can be delivered while protecting access, trade and confidence in the city. As part of the public
When you look at the economic landscape of the Midwest, one sector stands out for its sheer scale and momentum. The healthcare and life sciences industry across Limerick, Clare, and Tipperary has quietly evolved into a globally significant ecosystem. Today, our region hosts 153 multinational companies and employs over 27,000 people. This represents a massive
The Irish Midwest is much more than a collection of distinct counties. With a population of over 413,000 people spread across Limerick, Clare, and Tipperary, our region operates as a highly dynamic, interconnected system. For business leaders and civic stakeholders, understanding the pulse of this macro-region is essential for driving sustainable economic growth and making
Limerick, 08, June: Limerick Chamber has called for the next Regional Spatial and Economic Strategy (RSES) and Limerick-Shannon Metropolitan Area Strategic Plan (LSMASP) to move beyond high-level ambition and become a delivery-led capital investment framework for the Mid-West. In its submission to the Southern Regional Assembly’s Issues Paper consultation, Limerick Chamber says the Limerick-Shannon Metropolitan
