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Monday, November 13, 2023Fingal Chamber Announces Outstanding Winners of the 2023 Fingal Business Awards
Fingal Chamber has announced the winners of this year's Fingal Business Awards, in association with Fingal County Council. The winners of the 2023 Fingal Business Awards were announced in front of nearly 500 attendees at a glamourous black-tie event, presented by Marty Whelan in the Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport on Friday, November 10th. Now in their 19th year, these prestigious awards recognise and celebrate the extraordinary talent, ambition, innovation, and success that drive economic growth and
Monday, October 23, 2023Finalists revealed for the Fingal Business Awards 2023
The finalists for the 2023 Fingal Business Awards, sponsored by Fingal County Council have been announced, with nearly 100 businesses and organisations battling it out in 25 categories. Fingal Chamber, the business representative group, has been running the awards programme for 19 years. The awards celebrate the extraordinary talent, ambition, innovation and success that drive economic growth and community prosperity in Fingal. The Fingal Business Awards feature a diverse range of categories that span
Friday, September 01, 2023Balbriggan regeneration project making progress
The commencement of work next Monday by Uisce Éireann marks another step in the delivery of projects under the €50m Balbriggan Regeneration project. The upgrading of the Quay Street pumping station and ancillary works will be quickly followed in January by the public realm improvement works to the Quay Street and Harbour area on both sides of the viaduct which will create a premier visitor destination along Balbriggan’s Beach and coastline. The Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Adrian Henchy, said: “It is good to
Thursday, August 31, 2023Fingal Business Awards Launched to Celebrate Excellence and Recognise Sustainable Business Impact
Fingal Chamber, in conjunction with Fingal County Council, has launched the annual Fingal Business Awards, a prestigious recognition of the outstanding achievements and social responsibility demonstrated by businesses across the Fingal region. The awards aim to celebrate the extraordinary talent, drive, innovation and success that drive economic growth and community prosperity in Fingal. Organised by Fingal Chamber and sponsored by Fingal County Council, the awards are free to enter and open to all
Tuesday, August 08, 2023Chambers Ireland urges Government to ensure that Budget 2024 is focused on our long-term goals
Chambers Ireland, the voice of business throughout Ireland, today (8th August 2023) calls for Budget 2024 to be focused on our long-term challenges. For the first time in five years, Government will be creating their budget without being under the shadow of an immediate impending crisis. Ireland has, since Brexit, been navigating an uncertain world with un-anticipatable crises impacting us in successive years. At last, Budget 2024, is being drafted during a period of relative calm. Government parties
Wednesday, June 21, 2023Council and Chamber working to strengthen links with Washington State
Fingal County Council and Fingal Chamber intend to strengthen relationships established during a recent business trip to create economic, educational and tourism opportunities between Fingal and Washington State. Following a visit by a delegation from Seattle delegation to Ireland in 2019, a leadership delegation, made up of representatives from Fingal County Council, Fingal Chamber, Dublin City University, and Technological University Dublin, visited North West America recently and held a series of
Tuesday, May 30, 2023Fingal Chamber Golf Classic 2023: A Resounding Success
Fingal Chamber hosted the Fingal Chamber Golf Classic on Friday, the 26th of May 2023 at St. Margaret's Golf Club. The annual event brought together local businesses and golf enthusiasts for a day of friendly competition and networking. The Fingal Chamber Golf Classic has always been a highly anticipated event on the local business calendar, and this year was no exception. The event saw a remarkable turnout, with 19 teams competing for the coveted Chamber Golf Classic trophy. The weather was exceptional,
Tuesday, May 16, 2023Compliance Requirements when Navigating Retirement
In this article, we focus on an Employer’s guide to navigating Employees’ retirement from your Company and the key considerations that should be explored. As Ireland’s population and workforce age has been increasing, managing an employee’s retirement at work has become an important component of Human Resource Management. Retirement is a major life event that demands careful planning and assistance to guarantee a smooth transition for both the individual and the Employer. Promoting retirement
Friday, May 12, 2023Fingal Business Expo 2023: Let’s Do Business
The Fingal Business Expo is coming back to the Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport on Wednesday, the 31st of May 2023. Fingal’s only B2B trade show and networking event is designed to help business owners and professionals from across the region, meet and develop new business opportunities. This fast-paced, dynamic and free business event brings together over 40 local companies showcasing their products and services, with hundreds of attendees of decision-makers looking to network and shop for suppliers. New in
Tuesday, May 02, 2023The Evolution of the Human Resource Function for Employers
Historically Human Resource Management (HR) within a Company has been viewed as the department that looks after all aspects of an Employees career from hiring to termination and everything in between. For any Employer, it is an essential practice to maintain Human Resource records for all Employees to ensure compliance with employment legislation and to demonstrate that Employees are receiving all and proper entitlements. In this article, we will discuss the requirements of an Employer and the primary
Monday, April 24, 2023Next steps for public realm improvements to New Street in Malahide outlined
Fingal County Council has commenced the Part 8 planning application process for public realm improvements to a pedestrianised New Street in Malahide. The development will cover the entire length of New Street, including parts of Main Street/The Mall, Ross Terrace, and Strand Street. The street has significant historical importance, which the proposed development aims to enhance while providing modern public realm improvements. Designs for the area were done thanks to valuable input from the public
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Friday, April 21, 2023Fingal Chamber Publishes Business Sentiment Survey
Rising business costs, staff retention and recruitment are the biggest challenges facing Fingal business. Fingal’s competitiveness is at risk due to lack of housing and rental accommodation. Positive outlook predicted with many businesses expecting to see an increase in staff numbers, training, revenue and profits. Fingal Chamber has published the findings of its Business Sentiment Survey The survey which focused on business challenges, competitiveness, staff recruitment and retention, energy costs,
Tuesday, March 21, 2023Is Racism Rife in Irish Workplaces? What is your Business doing to combat discrimination?
The UN established the 21st of March 2022 as the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination and now in its second year it is a timely reminder for Irish Employers to consider the application of their Dignity at Work and anti-harassment policies as well as promoting equal opportunities in the workplace. Further steps should be taken by Employers to have in place diversity and inclusion policies and initiatives that prevent any workplace racism or discrimination in their Organisation.
Thursday, March 09, 2023Entrepreneurs share inspiring stories, insights and tips at Behind The Business 2023 event
Fingal Chamber held its much-awaited 'Behind the Business' event on March 8th, 2023. The event, which took place at the Grand Hotel, Malahide, brought together three female entrepreneurs from various industries to share their experiences and insights. The event featured a panel discussion, moderated by Fingal Chamber's communications manager, David Branagan. The panelists included Lorraine Heskin, Owner of Gourmet Food Parlour, Shona McManus, Chief Executive of Osborne Recruitment, and Lauren McDonald,
Tuesday, February 28, 2023Fingal Chamber welcomes Northern Ireland Protocol announcement and calls on all stakeholders to support it
Speaking after the announcement Anthony Cooney, Chief Executive of Fingal Chamber, said: “The announcement today on the Northern Ireland protocol is a significant step forward in regularising and strengthening the economic relationship between the United Kingdom and the EU, while also maximising economic opportunities across the island of Ireland. Removing the uncertainty that businesses have faced, notwithstanding the Trade and Cooperation agreement signed on 30 December 2020, should facilitate growth by
Friday, February 24, 2023Illegal Drone Activity Around Dublin Airport Needs To Be Urgently Addressed
Ireland’s reputation will be seriously damaged if urgent measures are not implemented to further address illegal drone activity around Dublin Airport, that’s according to Fingal Chamber CEO, Anthony Cooney. “Flight operations have been suspended on four occasions in the past number of weeks and this type of disruption is simply not sustainable for any international airport. There is a worrying lack of urgency around this issue and the Minister for Transport needs to immediately press ahead with
Monday, December 12, 2022Fingal Chamber raises €5,500 for the Down Syndrome Centre Swords
Fingal Chamber was pleased to present the Down Syndrome Centre Swords with €5,500 which was raised by members and attendees at the Fingal Business Awards 2022 hosted in November. The Chamber organised a Charity Raffle as part of the Gala Awards Presentation Evening and an array of prizes were generously donated by member businesses to support the fundraiser. The Down Syndrome Centre was the chosen charity partner for 2022. Their newly opened branch in Swords is a state-of-the-art custom-designed
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Tuesday, November 29, 2022Fingal Chamber Publishes Second Business Sentiment Survey 2022
Staff retention and recruitment continue to be the biggest challenge facing Fingal business.Fingal’s competitiveness is at risk due to housing availability and soaring energy costs.70% of businesses have implemented energy-saving costs.A positive outlook is predicted with many businesses expecting to see an increase in staff numbers, training, revenue, and profits. Fingal Chamber has published the findings of its second Business Sentiment Survey of 2022. The survey which focused on business challenges,
Friday, November 18, 2022Lorraine Heskin wins Business Person of the Year at the Fingal Business Awards
Lorraine Heskin, Founder and CEO of Gourmet Food Parlour has been awarded the Business Person of the Year at the Fingal Business Awards 2022, held at the Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport in Santry on Friday, the 18th of November 2022. The award honours a distinguished business person in the Fingal region who demonstrates exemplary business achievements and exceptional leadership in bringing significant benefits to their business for employees, customers, suppliers and the community. Hailing from a small
Friday, September 30, 2022Fingal Chamber: “MetroLink Planning application is great news”
Fingal Chamber strongly welcomes Transport Infrastructure Ireland’s application to An Bord Pleanála for planning permission for the MetroLink. Metrolink is a keystone project for the development of Dublin. MetroLink will open up large parts of Fingal for the development of truly sustainable communities which are built around easy, speedy and clean transport options. MetroLink will allow commuter towns in North Dublin to grow without increasing traffic on the roads to the city centre. Projects such as
Tuesday, September 27, 2022Higher investment in Irish economy welcomed, but delivery is critical.
Budget 2023 represents a huge response to the crisis from the government, however, whether the increases are focused enough to ensure delivery remains an open question. In the context of a budget that is focused on cost-of-living struggles, Fingal Ireland welcomes the business-focused elements and the enormous investment in the economy this represents. The principal concerns of the Chambers Ireland network as we approached #Budget2023 were Energy, Housing, and Talent. Energy Policies like the
Wednesday, August 24, 2022Fingal Chamber Welcomes Official Opening of Dublin Airport’s North Runway
New runway heralds a step change in connectivity for Ireland Fingal Chamber is delighted to welcome the official opening of Dublin Airport’s new runway which will significantly enhance Ireland’s connectivity across the globe. The new runway will provide further foreign direct investment opportunities for Ireland and will boost the local and national economy particularly in a post-COVID era. “Dublin Airport is the economic heartbeat of Fingal and Ireland; everyone benefits from its success,” said Fingal
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Tuesday, June 14, 2022Fingal Connects Business Expo
Fingal Connects, a brand-new business-to-business trade exhibition hosted by Fingal Chamber in conjunction with Fingal County Council and the Local Enterprise Office, took place in the Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport on Thursday, May 26th. A wide variety of businesses and organisations took part in the Expo with almost 50 exhibitors showcasing their products and services throughout the day some of which included The Little Wax Company, Keelings Fruits and Swords Express. As part of the offering on the day,
Thursday, May 05, 2022Fingal Connects Business Expo 2022: A unique opportunity for businesses to connect and build resilience in a post COVID environment
Fingal Chamber, in collaboration with Fingal County Council, is delighted to stage the region’s only business to business exhibition taking place on Thursday, May 26 at the Crowne Plaza, Dublin Airport. The Fingal Connects Business Expo 2022 will showcase the very best that businesses in the region have to offer. The event not only offers a single location for businesses to gather with hundreds of local suppliers, partners, and future customers it will also provide a unique opportunity to learn more
Friday, April 15, 2022Fingal Chamber and Fingal County Council announce new business-to-business event ‘Fingal Connects Ex
Fingal Connects Expo is a business exhibition connecting Fingal businesses for trade and collaboration. Presented by Fingal Chamber and Fingal County Council, this new event is the region’s only business-to-business trade exhibition attracting businesses looking to buy products and services from suppliers and vendors. The event offers a single location for businesses to gather with hundreds of local suppliers, partners and future customers. It is expected to attract business owners, company directors,
Thursday, February 17, 2022Fingal Chamber Publishes Business Sentiment Survey Findings
Staff retention and recruitment are the biggest challenges facing Fingal business.Fingal’s competitiveness is at risk due to lack of skills and talent, availability of housing and transport issues.Positive outlook predicted with many businesses expecting to see an increase in staff numbers, training, revenue and profits. Fingal Chamber has published the findings of its Business Sentiment Survey. The survey which focused on business challenges, competitiveness, staff recruitment and retention, flexible and
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Friday, February 04, 2022John O’Donoghue becomes the new Fingal Chamber President
Fingal Chamber is delighted to announce the appointment of John O’Donoghue, General Manager with Aramark as its new Chamber President. Helen McNamara, Bank Manager People Manager with Bank of Ireland, was appointed as Chamber Vice President, while Kevin Smith, Director and Head Of Pre-Sales at Fujitsu, steps into the role of Deputy Vice President. John was formally appointed President at a recent Fingal Chamber Council meeting. He takes the mantle from Andrea Molloy, Sales and Marketing Manager at the
Monday, January 24, 2022Fingal Chamber welcomes easing of restrictions
Fingal Chamber, the voice of business in Fingal, has welcomed the announcement by Government to ease the public health restrictions which will provide businesses across Ireland an opportunity to reach their full potential. Following the announcement by An Taoiseach, Fingal Chamber Chief Executive Anthony Cooney said: “The decision by Government today will come as a relief to the many business owners across Ireland who have played a crucial role in navigating the threat posed by Covid-19. Through several
Thursday, January 20, 2022Fingal Chamber appoints Siobhán O’Donnell as Head of Public Affairs
Fingal Chamber is delighted to announce the appointment of Siobhán O’Donnell as its Head of Public Affairs. Siobhán is an accomplished professional who will lead the Chamber’s advocacy work and support the Chamber’s Officers and its Board in lobbying and representing members to deliver positive change for Fingal and its businesses. Siobhán has a long history of success working in the region, having moved to Fingal Chamber from daa, the operator of Dublin Airport, where she worked for 37 years before
Thursday, January 20, 2022Fingal Chamber Welcomes Ryanair’s New Route Announcements for Dublin Airport
Fingal Chamber welcomes today’s announcement from Ryanair that it will launch its largest-ever summer schedule from Dublin Airport. The airline also announced 11 new routes for this summer bringing its weekly flight schedule from Dublin Airport to 900, connecting it to 120 UK and European destinations. “We warmly welcome Ryanair’s announcement today which brings a real sense of optimism to aviation, Fingal and Ireland,” said Fingal Chamber CEO, Anthony Cooney. “Dublin Airport is hugely important to
Tuesday, January 18, 2022Fingal Chamber launches its Fingal Business Sentiment Survey for 2022
Fingal Chamber has opened its Business Sentiment Survey for 2022 to ascertain the views of the business community in the region on a whole range of local issues. Anyone with commercial interests in the region is being urged to respond to ensure a full and accurate snapshot of local opinion is obtained. The Business Sentiment Survey 2022 is geared towards discovering the biggest challenges facing businesses, and how local business leaders feel about current business conditions. Fingal Chamber will use the
Thursday, November 11, 2021Fingal Chamber welcomes commencement of the Aircraft Noise Competent Authority's public consultation on Dublin Airport’s new North Runway
Fingal Chamber of Commerce welcomes the commencement of the Aircraft Noise Competent Authority’s (ANCA) 14-week public consultation process regarding nighttime restrictions on Dublin Airport’s new North Runway. Welcoming this consultation phase in the delivery of North Runway, Fingal Chamber, CEO Anthony Cooney said that now, more than ever it is critically important that the right decision is taken to enable Dublin Airport the operational flexibility to grow so that local and national businesses can build
Tuesday, September 28, 2021Sustainable Swords Strategic Priorities Open for Consultation
In spring of 2021 Fingal County Council invited local residents and businesses, to get involved in the Sustainable Swords place making project. The ‘Your Swords, Your Say’ survey gave people an opportunity to share their opinions and comments on how to best develop Swords sustainably. Insights from the research survey have been brought together with the Fingal County Development Plan 2017-2023 in preparation of these emerging themes. Fingal County Council is now very pleased to present the Emerging
Tuesday, July 20, 2021Fingal Chamber officers meet with the new Mayor of Fingal
Fingal Chamber held its first meeting with the newly-elected Mayor of Fingal Cllr Seána Ó'Rodaigh at the Skerries Mills tourist attraction this week. Councillor Seána Ó Rodaigh of the Labour Party was elected as Mayor of Fingal at the annual meeting of Fingal County Council which was held in June. Cllr Ó Rodaigh, who represents the Balbriggan Local Electoral Area, was first elected as a councillor in 2019. Based in Skerries, she works as a teacher in St Patrick’s Senior National School in the town. The
Wednesday, July 07, 2021Strategic partnership to support Greater Dublin Chamber Alliance members’ return to the workplace
Adare Human Resource Management to provide expert advice and guidance to support members with the safe return to the workplace As business owners start returning employees back to the workplace, they face new challenges as a result of Covid-19. Employee vaccinations, remote working and a renewed focus on employee health and safety are some of the issues facing employers. In order to support more than 2,000 businesses, the Greater Dublin Chamber Alliance has announced a strategic partnership with Adare
Friday, May 28, 2021Sustained support and stimulus for local economies must be at centre of Recovery Plan, says Chambers
Ahead of an announcement on the further reopening of society and economic activity, Chambers Ireland is today (28 May 2021) calling on Government to ensure businesses are given the best opportunity to succeed by publishing clear timelines for summer reopening, extending supports to the end of 2021 and providing an additional stimulus for towns and cities. We also ask for a long-term strategy to support the tourism and hospitality sectors. Speaking today, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot
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Tuesday, April 20, 2021Fingal Chamber calls for Government to advance Ireland’s Aviation Restart Plan 2021 without delay
Anthony Cooney, Chief Executive Officer, Fingal Chamber said:“The implementation of an exit strategy from the current Covid-19 restrictions is urgent and critical for the aviation sector. Such actions are required to re-open and re-establish our international connectivity and ensure that the economy is supported to deliver the recovery that will be vital for the country. Connectivity is hugely important for Ireland, as it is one of the world’s most open economies. It supports jobs and important economic
Tuesday, April 13, 2021Fingal County Council and Fingal Chamber to hold local online forums to engage with the business community
Fingal Chamber, in partnership with Fingal County Council, is set to host "Local Area Business Forums" online to give businesses an update on the local authority’s supports and plans for economic development, enterprise, and tourism. Each webinar event will feature presentations from Fingal County Council’s Chief Executive AnnMarie Farrelly, and Director of Economic, Enterprise, Tourism & Cultural Development, Emer O'Gorman. These briefings will also be followed by Q&A sessions. The forum for
Friday, March 19, 2021Fingal Chamber announces Community Fund grant recipients as it supports community groups and project
Fingal Chamber has awarded over €15,000 to community-led projects and activities under the new Fingal Chamber Community Fund, with the announcement made at a special online event with Minister Joe O'Brien. Established in 2020, the Fingal Chamber Community Committee, which oversees the fund, aims to create a Fingal which is sustainably developed for the benefit of the people who currently live and work here, and for future generations who will inherit the region. The Fingal Chamber Community Fund is
Monday, March 08, 2021International Women's Day is powered by the collective efforts of all says Fingal Chamber President
Collective action and shared ownership for driving gender parity is what makes International Women's Day successful. Gloria Steinem, world-renowned feminist, journalist, and activist once explained “The story of women's struggle for equality belongs to no single feminist nor to any one organization but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights.” The UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can serve as ambitious yet also practical goals for businesses to strive towards. In 2019 Fingal
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Wednesday, January 06, 2021Fingal Chamber Title Change
Established in 1994 as the Swords & District Chamber of Commerce, the Chamber reached an agreement almost 9 years ago to absorb the Dublin 15 Chamber and become known as Fingal Dublin Chamber. 'Dublin' was included at the time to make the location more evident as it was felt at the time that the name Fingal was not recognisable enough. As the local authority, Fingal County Council and other highly visible manifestations of the Fingal brand have grown stronger you the members voted overwhelmingly to
Thursday, December 17, 2020Fingal Chamber President's Christmas Message
View the video My year as President has been more challenging than I could ever have imagined. The year started with great optimism even though we had the uncertainty of Brexit. The economy was good and the levels of employment were great. The arrival of the Covid pandemic fundamentally changed life for both business and our families. We were glued to news updates from the Taoiseach and Chief Medical Officer and Covid 19 became the defining event of 2020. Our sense of being social and engaging with
Friday, December 04, 2020Fingal Chamber invites groups to apply for a share of new Community Fund
Fingal Chamber has issued an invite to groups to apply for funding under their new ‘Fingal Chamber Community Fund’ for community-led projects and activities in the region. This new fund totalling over €25,000 is financed by supporters and contributions from the Chamber and aims to support the community projects and activities which benefit the citizens of Fingal. The scheme is operated by Fingal Chamber’s Community Committee who are encouraging citizens to promote this new opportunity within their local
Friday, September 25, 2020Chambers Ireland welcomes new President & Deputy President
At their Annual General Meeting, Chambers Ireland has elected Margaret Brennan and Fiona Candon as new President and Deputy President for 2020/21 respectively. Margaret Brennan, nominated by Cork Chamber, is the Head of Business Banking, Permanent TSB, while Fiona Candon, nominated by Sligo Chamber, is owner and director of First Western. The AGM also saw Fingal Chamber Chief Executive, Anthony Cooney returned to the board as he continues in his role as Chairperson of the CEO's Forum for a second
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Friday, September 11, 2020Fingal Dublin Chamber Chief Executive Update (September 2020)
Dear member, As we approach 6 months since the initial Government ‘lockdown’, no one could have predicted how challenging 2020 would be for businesses. Recovering from the necessary restrictions caused by a pandemic is an immense challenge and we are all having to adapt. Fingal Chamber, the Chamber Network and Chambers Ireland are all playing a part in this effort and our message to the business community has been clear from the start: We are here to help. We will assist you through this crisis and help
Thursday, August 27, 2020Fingal County Council is moving to next phase of delivering free outdoor public WiFi across Fingal towns and villages
Fingal County Council, in partnership with Fingal Dublin Chamber and Magnet Networks, is moving onto the next phase of delivering free outdoor public Wi-Fi to towns and villages across the County over the coming months. A total of 48 hotspots will be installed across 13 locations throughout Fingal and preparatory work will take a major step forward this week. Fingal County Council staff, as well as representatives from Fingal Dublin Chamber and Magnet Networks, will begin visiting local businesses
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Wednesday, July 29, 2020Fingal Dublin Chamber Chief Executive Update (July 2020)
Dear member, July has been an extremely challenging month for many businesses in Fingal. Adapting to the necessary restrictions caused by the pandemic has required serious thought, while capacity and consumer sentiment have been negatively affected in many cases. Fingal Dublin Chamber is here to assist you through this crisis and help prepare you for the recovery. The tagline of the Chambers of Commerce in Ireland is "Advancing Business Together". Now, more than ever is the time for us all to do our
Thursday, July 23, 2020July Stimulus gives breathing room for business, but long-term strategy for recovery will be needed, says Fingal Dublin Chamber
Fingal Dublin Chamber welcomes this afternoon’s announcement (23 July 2020) on the July Stimulus from Government. The measures include:Expansion of grant aid for business impacted by COVID-19Extension and reform of the Wage Subsidy Scheme beyond August, to March next yearExtension of Commercial Rates WaiverStimulus measures to support sectors vulnerable to pandemic social-distancing, including retail, hospitality and tourismAdditional funding for active travel infrastructure Speaking this afternoon,
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Tuesday, April 14, 2020Invitation to Fingal Business Community to rally to support the local community
Fingal County Council is playing its part to fight COVID-19 and is calling on businesses in Fingal to rally in support of the local community. As part of its efforts to respond to the current pandemic Fingal County Council has donated 30,000 pieces of PPE to Beaumont Hospital to support the efforts of healthcare workers at the frontline and help doctors, nurses and care staff tend to patients. The Council has also donated raw materials and equipment to support PPE production to create PPE face shields for
Friday, April 10, 2020Business community asked to donate PPE for Community Call volunteers
Economic Enterprise and Tourism Development Department of Fingal County Council and Fingal Dublin Chamber of Commerce launch joint initiative Businesses across Fingal are asked to answer the Community Call against Covid-19 by donating Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for use by Community Call volunteers. The Fingal Community Call Forum, in a joint initiative with Fingal Dublin Chamber of Commerce and Fingal County Council’s Economic Enterprise and Tourism Development Department, are seeking
Monday, March 16, 2020Flexibility, responsibility and continuity will protect the Irish economy from the worst impacts of the Covid-19
Fingal Dublin Chamber, Chambers Ireland and our nationwide network of chambers call for all businesses, Government and all State bodies to be flexible and responsible to the needs of their business and economic partners, so that we may ensure business continuity through this crisis. A strength of business people is that working together we find solutions. Part of the solution to those businesses seeing their income dry up is to assist in managing their outgoings, with cashflow being critical for all
Friday, March 13, 2020Fingal Dublin Chamber COVID-19 Update
Fingal Dublin Chamber is fully supportive of the Government’s efforts to effectively address and limit the spread of COVID-19 and to safeguard the protection of public health and that of our members and stakeholders. In addition to being a public health concern, the virus has the potential to cause a significant and disruptive impact on business. Through our affiliation with Chambers Ireland, the national representative body for Chamber members, we have been in regular contact with the various
Thursday, March 12, 2020Business needs flexibility and clarity as we face this national crisis
Fingal Dublin Chamber, Chambers Ireland and the Network of chambers calls for clarity, certainty, and flexibility from the State and its agencies. As we work with Government to address this national crisis, we urge sincere engagement by state bodies to support businesses to stay afloat during these unprecedented times. Our member chambers are active in every major town and city in the country and the businesses which form our network are deeply embedded in their communities across the island. As the
Thursday, April 11, 2019Fingal Dublin Chamber Launches New Skillnet
Fingal Dublin Chamber launches a new Skillnet in Swords Castle to provide subsidised enterprise-led training. Fingal Dublin Chamber Skillnet will be reaching out to companies across Fingal to find out what are their training requirements for 2019 to sustain and grow their businesses and match these requirements with suitable high-quality training programmes. The opportunity for companies to drive the training provision is key in the Skillnet model which focuses on the companies needs to develop a strong
