– Urban Gaeltacht, Bigger Bus Bays and an Urban Greening Plan – Study recommends measures to increase attractiveness of city living, and identifies increased worker housing as the key to unlocking Limerick city centre potential Limerick Chamber City Centre Report highlights the need for personal responsibility in report that focuses on propelling Limerick to the
Monday 22nd January 2024— Limerick Chamber has hosted a comprehensive briefing session with members of the Shannon Estuary Economic Taskforce for Minister Niall Collins, Deputy Brian Leddin, Deputy Richard O’Donoghue, Senator Maria Byrne, the purpose of the briefing was to provide a comprehensive update on the progress made to date in implementing the recommendations outlined
Limerick, 29th January 2024: Representatives from Annacotty Business Park have met with Government party TD’s to express their profound disappointment at the exclusion of the business park from the new Limerick BusConnects plan, which aims to enhance public transport across the metropolitan area. Despite being a vibrant hub for businesses and economic activity, Annacotty Business
Limerick Chamber is thrilled to announce the shortlisted companies for the 12th annual Limerick Chamber Regional Business Awards, made possible by our main sponsors, Technological University of the Shannon (TUS). These awards highlight the outstanding work carried out by businesses and community groups throughout the Mid-West region. The task of selecting the shortlisted companies was
· With an average rental price of €1,673, September experiences the most expensive average and median rental prices since our records began in August 2022 – representing a 10% increase in rental prices from the previous month. · 101 homes to rent across the whole three counties in the Mid-West in September 2023, a decrease
Limerick Chamber has today issued a statement outlining its deep disappointment at what has been described as a ‘massive blow’ to industry and a ‘missed opportunity’ to decrease our risk of energy interruption arising from our heavy dependence on imported gas via the UK. In it’s submission to the Department of Environment, Climate and Communications
Limerick Chamber, in partnership with our esteemed SME Strand Partner AIB, is thrilled to announce the remarkable success of our second instalment in the “Energy on the Estuary” event series, titled “Port Opportunities.” Building on the momentum generated by the inaugural event in February, this series has captured the attention and enthusiasm of businesses and
The majority of business respondents ranked the availability on housing/rental accommodation as the major barrier to filling job vacancies, followed closely by the availability of childcare. Limerick Chamber has launched the results of its business sentiment survey for Summer 2023. The survey, which closed on the 1st of September, takes the economic pulse of the
Limerick Chamber is excited to announce that, due to an overwhelming response, we are extending the application deadline for this year’s Limerick Chamber Regional Business Awards 2023 Sponsored by TUS. The original closing date of September 9th has been extended to a new closing date of September 15th, close of business. ENTER YOUR BUSINESS NOW
34% of respondents ranked increases in cost of living as the number one issue facing the Irish economy, closely followed by housing at 28%. Limerick Chamber has launched the results of its consumer sentiment survey for Summer 2023. The survey results aim to take the economic pulse of the whole Mid-West region with a particular