Monday 1 March 2021: Limerick Chamber has today said that the go-ahead for the €9.1m revitalisation works on O’Connell Street will be a key accelerator for the COVID economic recovery in the city. Welcoming the announcement today that the works will proceed following a review of critical transport infrastructure projects in Limerick, Chamber CEO Dee
Tuesday 23 February 2021: Limerick Chamber has today called for the €9.1M O’Connell Street investment programme to commence as a matter of urgency so that key elements of the work can be delivered in time to support businesses that hope to reopen in the coming months. Speaking today following the Government’s announcement of ‘Covid-19 Resilience
Tuesday 16 February 2021: An unprecedented opportunity for developing offshore wind and the renewable energy sector off the Shannon Estuary will not be realised without the development of the N69, Limerick Chamber has warned. Addressing the An Bord Pleanála oral hearing on the N69 project, Chamber CEO Dee Ryan said that the N69 is one of
Thursday 11 February 2021: The CEO of Limerick Chamber, Dee Ryan, has welcomed today’s announcement of €400m of planned investment in housing and a state-of-the-art medical facility as huge validation of the city and region’s status as a location for world-class inward investment. Responding to the news, Ms Ryan said that it is a massive vote
10/02/21 Limerick Chamber has today welcomed the announcement by Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan to proceed with the proposed Coonagh to Knockalisheen Road. Speaking today Chamber CEO Dee Ryan said “In addition to the announcement of the completion of this project, we particularly welcome the measures to promote active transport with enhanced pedestrian and cyclist
The CEO of Limerick Chamber, Dee Ryan, has said that the enhanced powers and funding proposed for Irelands first office of a Directly Elected Mayor will trigger a new era of self-determination and change for Limerick. Welcoming the announcement by government that it is to draft legislation for the new role, paving the way for
COVID crisis may deepen economic divide within Limerick Rail connectivity welcome in tandem, not instead of strategic road access Limerick 27/01/21: Limerick Chamber CEO Dee Ryan has warned that the COVID crisis may further deepen the economic divide in Limerick unless targeted interventions and active steps are taken by government. A key part of this
20th January 2021; Cork Chamber and Limerick Chamber have welcomed the opportunity to make submissions to the N/M20 Cork to Limerick Improvement Scheme public consultation, currently at options selection stage. Paula Cogan, President of Cork Chamber commented, “We are committed to seeing a comprehensive upgrade to the N/M20 transport corridor progressed. The redevelopment of the regionally significant
Here you will find some useful documents to download in relation to government Covid supports available to businesses and information on the EU-UK Free Trade Agreement. Covid supports for businesses January 2021 EU-UK FTA Information sheet January 2021
04/01/21 Limerick Chamber has notified Minster Eamon Ryan that further delays to the Coonagh to Knockalisheen road scheme will hold back the development of Limerick. In a letter to the Minister, Chamber CEO Dee Ryan has highlighted the importance of the road project for both the Limerick Institute of Technology’s planned Coonagh Campus and for
