Tuesday 8th March 2022: The newly elected President of Limerick Chamber, Donal Cantillon, has said he is “looking forward to taking up the position and continuing the good work of our outgoing president, Donnacha Hurley, who made a fantastic contribution to the Chamber in very challenging circumstances over the last 12 months”. “Hopefully Covid remains in
LIMERICK, Ireland Friday 4th March 2022: Today’s announcement by ADI to invest €100 million in a new 100,000 sq ft state-of-the-art innovation and collaboration facility at its Limerick campus is an endorsement of the pipeline of talented workers in the Mid West and Limerick’s ability to attract and retain skilled workers. Welcoming the announcement, Chief Executive
Thursday 24th February 2022: Limerick Chamber has this afternoon welcomed Government’s announcement on the formation of a Shannon Estuary Taskforce and the fast timeline for turnaround of a report with measurable actions that support industry development in the region. “Limerick Chamber has been engaging with Tánaiste Leo Varadkar and Government TD’s on this matter for some
Wednesday 16 February 2022: Limerick Chamber has today urged University of Limerick to bring forward its vision for its city centre campus on Sarsfield street at the earliest opportunity, and for Limerick City and Council to fast-track master-planning for the World Class Waterfront programme at Arthur’s Quay. Responding to UL President Kerstin Mey’s interview
Reacting to the announcement by Lilly of €400 million investment in a high spec manufacturing facility, Limerick Chamber CEO, Dee Ryan said: “What a refreshing start to the year. Good news of a prestigious employer, bringing high quality jobs to Limerick and making a huge commitment to the region that should give others the confidence
Croom Precision Medical takes top award at event sponsored by Technological University of the Shannon; Midlands Midwest The resilience of the region’s business community and its employees was recognised today as the largest business representative body in the region, Limerick Chamber, announced its Regional Business Awards for 2021, sponsored by TUS Midlands Midwest. Back after
Limerick Chamber CEO Dee Ryan has said that the decision by Equinor to withdraw from its floating offshore wind and Moneypoint joint venture with ESB is a blow to Ireland’s efforts to address climate change and, separately, hugely disappointing news for economic development and employment creation in the Mid-West region. Responding to the news this
Tuesday 26th October 2021: Limerick’s largest business representative group takes action to promote animation of city and county town centres in the aftermath of COVID-19 Limerick’s largest business representative group has delivered a timely pre-Christmas boost for retailers locally with the launch of a new gift card to promote more shopping in the region. The
Friday 22nd October 2021: Limerick Chamber has today said that the news of 250 further jobs at Edwards Lifesciences further evidences the region’s competitiveness as a base for scaling operations into European markets. CEO of Limerick Chamber – the largest business representative group in the Mid-West – Dee Ryan said, “The official opening of Edwards
Tuesday 5th 0ctober 2021: Limerick Chamber has said that the failure to include the Limerick Northern Distributor Road (LNDR) in the National Development Plan (NDP) is a missed opportunity by government to deliver a game-changing orbital route and relieve congestion in the city. Responding to the announcement of the NDP review, CEO of Limerick Chamber,
