Chambers Ireland welcomes this morning’s (18 July 2019) consultation on remote working hosted by Ministers Heather Humphreys and Richard Bruton as part of Future Jobs Ireland. As Ireland’s largest business network with a geographical reach into every major town and city in the country, we know how important it is, both for employers and their
The economic upswing being enjoyed in the Mid-West has heralded the launch of a Limerick Chamber campaign and new website to support FDI and indigenous companies fill posts in the region. The ‘Move Mid West’ campaign and website was unveiled at the Limerick Chamber organised ‘Let’s Talk Tech’ event in Dublin city centre, which was
Following today’s (9 July 2019) publication of the revised Brexit contingency action plan from the Irish Government, Ian Talbot, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive urges businesses to comprehensively review this latest Brexit resource and to continue to prepare for a highly possible ‘no-deal’ outcome this October. “Today’s revised contingency action plan is being published as a
The Mid West has got a new French diplomatic representation with the appointment of Dr Loïc Guyon as honorary consul. And at an official event hosted by Limerick Chamber, Dr Guyon highlighted the key areas he intends to focus on, in addition to the standard duties of the office, to deepen French relations in the
Limerick Chamber together with Awards sponsor LIT, today announced the launch of the 2019 Regional Business Awards to honour excellence and innovation in business in the Mid West.The launch event was kindly sponsored Limerick District Credit Union. The Awards celebrate the success of companies based in Tipperary, Clare and Limerick and recognise their vital contribution
The economic upswing being enjoyed in the Mid West will tonight see the launch of a new website/campaign to support FDI and indigenous companies fill posts created. Limerick Chamber – supported by J&J, BD, Analog, FirstData, Northern Trust – will on Thursday night launch the first ever campaign of its kind for the region with
Limerick Chamber has called for the outsourcing of security at the District Courthouse on Mulgrave Street to a private agency to free up gardai for community and city centre policing. Chamber CEO Dee Ryan has made representations for the Department of Justice to replicate the same practice of deploying private firms to look after
Wednesday, 12 June 2019: The CEO of Limerick Chamber has said that Limerick is losing one of its great civic leaders with the retirement of Conn Murray as Chief Executive of the local authority. Said Dee Ryan: “There have been some incredible leaders of Limerick across many spheres and eras but Conn Murray has
Limerick Chamber is strongly in favour of meaningful Local Government reform which would devolve greater decision making powers on local issues to elected representatives including potentially a Directly Elected Mayor. Limerick Chamber welcomes a public vote on a Directly Elected Mayor for Limerick but has concerns that this only forms one part of the Local
The West Limerick and North Kerry area has been given a glimpse of the “huge potential” that agri-tourism represents thanks to a Limerick Chamber seminar in Newcastle West on the opportunities that the sector offers. Locally based Finance Minister Patrick O’Donovan, sponsors AIB and one of the key drivers of an innovative Co. Cork agri-tourism