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Friday, July 30, 2021
Sustainability for Food and Drink Businesses Training Programme 2021-2022
SECAD’s Sustainability for Food and Drink Businesses programme aims to provide practical training support to food and drink businesses wishing to pursue more environmentally conscious actions within their business operations. The programme has been designed and developed in collaboration with our expert delivery partners, The Clean Technology Centre (MTU), SustHub and Change by Degrees and will be delivered through a series of live online workshops, one-2-one training opportunities and case study site
Thursday, July 29, 2021
Cork Chamber Urges Morrison's Island Flood Defence and Public Realm Upgrade to Proceed at Pace
Cork Chamber welcomes the High Court judgement to uphold An Bord Pleanála’s permission, granted on June 17, 2020, to Cork City Council for remedial works to the quay walls, public realm improvements and flood defence works at Morrison’s Island. Speaking following the decision, Paula Cogan President of Cork Chamber said: “Today’s judgement is to be welcomed, meaning long overdue upgrades to the dilapidated and car-focussed Morrison’s Quay and Father Matthew Quay can now get underway. A south facing
Thursday, July 29, 2021
Helium Arts - ''World in a Window'' Cork-based exhibition
'Our World in a Window' Cork-based exhibition expresses the experiences of children living with long-term health conditions during lock-down “We loved it. We found it helping us when we are bored. It's an amazing program and we felt it was a huge help with our time.” - participant on the course. Helium Arts, the national children’s arts and health charity, today launches ‘Our World in a Window’, a window exhibition in Cork featuring the animations and mechanised artwork produced by children non the
Thursday, July 29, 2021
Matheson Appoints Niamh Counihan as Pro Bono Partner
Significant investment in Pro Bono supports Matheson’s Impactful Business Programme Matheson, Ireland’s largest law firm, has appointed Niamh Counihan as Pro Bono Partner. Niamh will dedicate 50% of her professional time specifically to pro bono legal activities, with the other 50% continuing to be dedicated to her responsibilities as Matheson’s Director of Legal and Regulatory Affairs. Niamh will be responsible for working with management to refine Matheson’s pro bono strategy and for leading the
Wednesday, July 28, 2021
Flogas launches drive to switch Cork homes to Green Electricity
Energy company Flogas Ireland is greening up for an 'electric' summer with the launch of its new Green Electricity* campaign. It encourages Cork and other householders across Ireland to switch to a 100% Green alternative for their electricity, while saving some money along the way.Paul Kenny, general manager, Flogas Energy, (pictured) said “Sustainability, cost and local community involvement are the key areas customers tell us that matter in choosing an electricity supplier. Many customers don’t yet
Tuesday, July 27, 2021
ABLE4School Leaders – How and why relationships matter in schools. New training programme for school leaders!
ABLE4School Leaders – How and why relationships matter in schools, our new training programme for school leaders, has been endorsed by the Centre for School Leadership (CSL). We have developed this evidence-informed programme to support principals, deputy principals and aspiring school leaders to take a relationship-centred approach in schools. It is heavily subsidised and based on our brief intervention model, ABLE (Adopt a relational approach, Build & Boundary, Listen, Learn & Link and Empower & End). We
Tuesday, July 27, 2021
Fundraiser for first-of-its-kind inclusive playground and leisure area launched by Crann Centre
The Crann Centre has launched a €500,000 fundraising campaign to build an inclusive playground and leisure area for families with disabilities, set to be the first of its kind in Ireland. Designed by families for families, the urgent need for this fully accessible amenity is supported by University College Cork research, run in partnership with Crann, a charity that provides supports for those living with neuro-physical disabilities. Of the 200 service users of Crann and their families who took part in
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Monday, July 26, 2021
Order a SERVE’d Up Cookbook today!
The SERVE’d Up Cookbook contains a colourful array of authentic recipes sourced from SERVE’s partner communities around the world. You will find recipes of spicy curries of India to Brazilian chocolate truffles. On a cold winter’s night, welcome the sunny Philippines into your home with a recipe of a vibrant, fresh and fruity Mango Float – a keen favourite of SERVE volunteers over the years. Or let the mouth-watering Mozambican Chicken rival that of your local chicken piri-piri restaurant. It’s also
Friday, July 23, 2021
Branding a game-changer – how TOTEM's customer-centric thinking guided horizon8 from day one.
You’ve identified the need and the opportunity, taken the flash of inspiration and started the complex task of building your game-changing product or service. But at what point do you start thinking about branding? At what stage in the journey from innovation to realisation, from build to go-to-market, do you need to start focusing on creating a strong, positive, meaningful identity? It’s easy to get so immersed in the build that you forget the brand – or leave it until the very end of the process as
Friday, July 23, 2021
Design consultants of the €29m Crawford Art Gallery redevelopment project announced
Award winning Grafton Architects announced as principal design consultants of the €29m Crawford Art Gallery redevelopment project Taoiseach, Micheál Martin T.D. and Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin T.D today announced that the contract for the design for the redevelopment at the historic Crawford Art Gallery has been awarded to Grafton Architects. The overall plan provides for the investment of some €29m in the redevelopment, including design, of the
Thursday, July 22, 2021
Triskel Courtyard, Cork’s newest outdoor venue
Musicians Mike Hanrahan and Lorraine Nash and comedian Colm O’Regan are amongst the acts scheduled to appear at Triskel Courtyard, a new covered space that can seat up to 50 people in pods. Triskel is working with Verdant Productions, Cork Folk Festival and the National String Quartet Foundation to programme a range of concerts and spoken word events with three shows each day from Thursday–Sunday, starting on 29 July. Tony Sheehan, Artistic Director at Triskel, commented, “We are delighted that the Arts
Wednesday, July 21, 2021
Irish charity, Ag Eisteacht, has announced dates for three brief intervention training courses to support frontline practitioners to build positive relationships in their work.
Brief intervention training to support positive relationships in practice Irish charity, Ag Eisteacht, has announced dates for three brief intervention training courses to support frontline practitioners to build positive relationships in their work. ABLE brief intervention training (Adopt a relational approach, Build & Boundaries, Listen and Empower & End) shares evidence-informed insight, knowledge and skills in a small group, experiential way. It also gives attendees a framework to manage their
Monday, July 19, 2021
TELUS International Ireland enhances team with appointment of Digital Marketing Specialist
TELUS International Ireland, a global provider of multilingual digital customer experience (CX) and digital IT solutions, has announced the appointment of Ainhoa Toro as Digital Marketing Specialist within the Brand and Communications team. With extensive experience in communications, Ainhoa will be responsible for supporting the creation and delivery of brand and content marketing strategies and enhancing the overall digital presence of TELUS International Ireland. Ainhoa joined TELUS International
Monday, July 19, 2021
UCC student reflects on how she can Think Global and Act Local
For the last three months, UCC student Sinéad Mulry has participated in SERVE’s Think Global Act Local (TGAL) programme. She decided to become apart of the programme to help her expand her knowledge from her current course in ‘International Development’ in UCC, as well as adding more to her current placement with SERVE as our Programme’s Intern. TGAL is a global learning programme that is hosted online and it involves using participatory and inclusive methods. The programme is facilitated by mentors who
Friday, July 16, 2021
HOW TO BE GOOD WITH YOUR MONEY
Over the course of the pandemic Alpha Wealth have been running a series of complimentary webinars providing straight forward financial advice that will save all attendees money. We would like to invite you to our ''How To Be Good With Your Money'' Webinar on August 18th. Alpha Wealth are running a FREE ''How To Be Good With Your Money'' webinar on Wednesday, August 18th via Zoom from 1:00pm to 1:25pm. This webinar will be of great benefit to everyone in attendance and I highly recommend that you all
Friday, July 16, 2021
Olympic winning rowing club announce Spearline as their new sponsors
Skibbereen Rowing Club is delighted to announce a new sponsorship deal with Spearline for the next 3.5 years. Skibbereen Rowing Club was established on the banks of the River Ilen 51 years ago, with a single dream - to bring Olympic Class Rowing to Skibbereen. In 2019, on the banks of the same river, Spearline established its headquarters for its global telecommunications business. Both parties are now delighted to announce a new 3.5 year sponsorship deal and look forward to working together to achieve
Thursday, July 15, 2021
Triskel and Music Network announce musician for RESONATE residency
Uilleann piper David Power has been appointed as the Music Network RESONATE Artist at Triskel Arts Centre in Cork City. As part of the residency, he will develop exciting new work with a number of collaborators to share with audiences in November. Tony Sheehan, Artistic Director at Triskel, said, “David Power is undoubtedly one of the finest uilleann pipers performing today. We look forward to working with him over the next few months and to welcoming audiences to Triskel later this year to enjoy the
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Thursday, July 15, 2021
Discover, explore and play in Cork City
New Playful Culture Trail features 30 fun things to do this summer in museums, galleries, attractions, and green spaces throughout Cork City. Are you looking for interactive, educational, and playful things to do with your kids this summer? Museums, galleries, and attractions in Cork City have come together to create a Playful Culture Trail, featuring 30 fun and playful places where kids can explore the city’s culture, heritage and green spaces through play. Each attraction on the trail will have
Wednesday, July 14, 2021
Housing Crisis Compounded by Lack of Private Sector Apartment Delivery
-Cork Docklands, City and Urban Accommodation Vision Is Unviable & Unaffordable- -Viability and Affordability of Apartments Remains Unresolved by Government- The housing crisis in Ireland requires immediate intervention with a focus on private development in parallel with social and affordable housing. In Cork no new private apartment schemes of scale have been completed since 2008. As long as viability and affordability of apartments remains unresolved by Government the delivery of new urban
Wednesday, July 14, 2021
CAPPA Receives €300,000 worth of funding for new equipment
CAPPA is delighted to announce the centre has received over €300,000 worth of funding for new equipment through the Enterprise Ireland Capital Equipment Fund. The Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar announced the 29 successful projects of the Capital Equipment Fund administered by Enterprise Ireland through the Technology Gateway and Technology Centre Programmes. CAPPA will be purchasing two new pieces of equipment with the successful funding. These include a benchtop
Tuesday, July 13, 2021
Cork health and safety company The Food Safety Company acquired by Chris Mee Group. Up to 50 new jobs to be created following acquisition
Chris Mee Group is pleased to announce that The Food Safety Company (FSC), a fellow Erisbeg Partners portfolio company, is now formally added to the Chris Mee Group organisation. This is the second acquisition announcement in recent months by Chris Mee Group. The previous company acquired was Emergency Response Training previously owned by John Lynch. The FSC, based in Cork, is a leading provider of food safety, health and safety and hygiene compliance services in Ireland. The company specialises in the
Monday, July 12, 2021
Introducing the Interior Design Studio behind Ireland’s most exciting commercial design projects
Wilson Architecture, the company which has been responsible for some of Ireland’s most exciting commercial interior design projects in recent times, is pleased to announce the expansion of it’s Interior Design Studio. This dedicated Interior Design Studio is a design hub in the heart of the Wilson Architecture which taps into the creative spirit of the company. In the last year alone, Interior Design fit-outs were carried out for Varonis, Grant Thornton, Sophos, Flexi Workspace, IBEC, Aspira, Dennehy’s
Monday, July 12, 2021
Summer Saturdays at Triskel Christchurch
The 6 Summertime Concerts Series is back at Triskel Arts Centre with a programme of lunchtime recitals. Starting on Saturday 17 July in Triskel Christchurch, the series features a wide repertoire of jazz, classical and improvised music from contemporary Irish artists. Tickets €12/€10 are on sale now. Pre-booking is essential. Cellist Aoife Burke, curator of the series, said, ‘I’m delighted to be part of this line-up of wonderful musicians and to have the chance to play myself in the beautiful
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Monday, July 12, 2021
Cork based charity supports skills training for marginalised youths
SERVE has supported over 5000 marginalised young people since 2018 in Zimbabwe and Mozambique through numerous programmes in partnership with a local partner called Young Africa. This is made possible with support from donations from the public, Irish Aid’s Civil Society Fund and other donors such as Electric Aid and Galway City Council.SERVE has worked with Young Africa since 2008. Young Africa offers an innovative, high impact solution to youth unemployment in Southern Africa. They are based in five
Monday, July 12, 2021
FREE NOW announces new partnership with Irish Wheelchair Association
Ireland’s leading ride hailing app announces new partnership with IWA to help make Ireland more accessible FREE NOW drivers provided with IWA disability awareness training In-app improvements to make it easier for wheelchair users to access FREE NOW’s service FREE NOW to host first if it’s kind National Mobility Conference FREE NOW contributes €40,000 in funds to IWA to kick start fundraising FREE NOW, Ireland’s leading ride hailing app, has entered into a new long-term partnership with Irish
Friday, July 09, 2021
Reach the summit for Focus Ireland with the Carrauntoohil Hike
Join Focus Ireland and take the challenge of climbing Ireland’s highest peaks at a lofty 1039 metres. The Devil’s Ladder Route is the most popular way to the top and ideal for the less regular walker but still requires a good basic level of fitness gained from a daily active life or regular exercise. The event takes place on August 29th and will help raise money for Focus Ireland’s vital services who help 7,991 people currently in emergency accommodation. Dick White, Regional Development Officer said:
Wednesday, July 07, 2021
Connecting Businesses with high-quality Non-Executive Directors
‘Connecting Businesses with high-quality Non-Executive Directors’Board Excellence launches Non-Executive Director Search Service One of the biggest challenges for boards of all sizes is the increasing focus on ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance). As the spotlight focuses much more keenly on board governance all organisations, public, private and non-profit, are looking much more strategically when selecting Non-Executive Directors and Board Chairs. Gone are the days of jobs for the boys or girls;
Tuesday, July 06, 2021
Raising the bar in Cork
High on everyone’s bucket list when visiting Cork is to take in the breath-taking views from the Panorama Terrace at The Montenotte Hotel. Perched high above the city, this former 18th century residence of a Merchant Prince and now an award-winning vibrant design led hotel has just announced yet another very compelling reason for staycationers to visit this destination hotel. Constantly evolving to create memorable experiences for guests, The Montenotte Hotel, will be revealing the latest edition to
Monday, July 05, 2021
Covid Pandemic shifts manufacturing towards automation
After 2 years of wading through business in a pandemic it is difficult to see who the winners are… Many sectors of the domestic economy have been severely affected with widescale job losses, the unemployment rate stood at 14.7 per cent in September 2020 which is much higher than the pre-pandemic level and household spending declined by 22 and 24 per cent respectively in the second quarter of that year according to the ESRI. On the other hand, Irish export figures were strong due to medicinal and
Monday, July 05, 2021
Long term SERVE Volunteer Darren Hennelly Travels Back Home
On the eve of his departure to Ireland, Darren shares, "I'm looking forward to coming home and I'm happy with the work that has been done while I have been in Mazabuka. It's been a challenging environment to work in but there is now a platform for further development and continued progress in the Assumption Parish. The experience leaves me with a range of emotions and memories to last a lifetime. Hopefully, I can make it back to Mazabuka someday to witness the progress. This experience makes me very humble
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
How does cloud field service software help growth in each area of your business?
For field service businesses growing and scaling means you need a business growth strategy that outlines the tools, resources and processes you need to support increased workloads and larger projects. The first step to this outline includes taking a long hard look at your current tech stack to determine if you’ve outgrown your existing software. So what if you’ve determined that it’s time to upgrade your software? With many different field service management solutions on the market, it can be overwhelming
Friday, June 04, 2021
simPRO puts more boots on the ground in Ireland - Business expansion supports local growth
Field service management softwaresimPRO, has expanded its reach in Ireland to help local businesses prepare for upcoming industry growth and future success. simPRO’s expansion in Ireland ensures local businesses can implement the cloud-based solution as well as benefit from local knowledge and expertise. UK & Ireland Head of Sales, Simon Tushingham Jones said the global company recognised the potential to help Irish field service businesses prepare for growth and set them up for ongoing success with a
Tuesday, May 25, 2021
Cork begins to emerge from grips of pandemic but speed of recovery will be determined by Government
Cork Chamber has urged Government to give clarity on Covid business supports and to address the deepening crisis of our aviation sector. For almost 14 months now businesses and their employees have weathered restrictions and closures. Some of the worst affected are those right at the core of our communities and local economies, the SMEs operating in tourism, hospitality, leisure, aviation, retail and culture. The Covid business supports have been pivotal to economic continuity, but continued action to
Tuesday, May 25, 2021
Cognate Health appoints new senior medical consultant due to continued growth
Cognate Health, the leading nationwide occupational health provider, has announced the appointment of Dr Shane Farrelly as its new Senior Medical Consultant in response to the company's rapid growth. With over 30 years’ experience as an expert in international occupational medicine, Dr Farrelly will be responsible for providing health-related advice and expertise to clients navigating the pandemic, along with informing risk assessment and policy recommendations in line with guidelines. Dr Farrelly is
Friday, May 21, 2021
Urgent action needed to ensure Regional Air Connectivity
Joint statement from Cork, Ennis, Galway, Limerick, Shannon and Tralee ChambersChambers call on Government to interveneA joint statement issued today on behalf of the largest business representative bodies in West, Mid-West and South-West, representing 2,787 member organisations and supporting 199,500 said: “The Chambers regret to hear the announcement by Aer Lingus of its intention to close its base at Shannon and temporarily at Cork. We acknowledge that the aviation sector has been devastated by the
Tuesday, May 18, 2021
Cork Chamber and Causeway Grow Connections with New Partnership
Cork Chamber announces partnership with Causeway: Ireland Scotland Business Exchange. In recognition of shared ambitions to facilitate opportunities for members to grow connections to support business growth between Cork, Scotland and Northern Ireland, Cork Chamber is pleased to announce a new partnership with Causeway: Ireland Scotland Business Exchange. As part of this new partnership, both membership organisations will work together in supporting each other’s activities for attracting
Thursday, May 13, 2021
Appy Days for Winning Students of Cognate Health-Sponsored MedApps Challenge
A state-of-the-art app designed to bridge the gap in communication between doctor and patient following consultations has won the prestigious MedApps Challenge, sponsored by Cognate Health. Emma Doyle and Anna Clancy, Biomedical Science students at University College Cork won the UCC Biomedical Science and Medical Research and Technology Societies competition, which was hosted in association with MTU Biomedical department. The second-year students receive a cash prize as well as a support and
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Monday, May 10, 2021
Lack of clarity still an issue for Irish SMEs trading with the UK
Headline statistics:65% of respondents say the exit of the UK from the EU, and the new EU-UK trading relationship, has had a negative impact on their business.67% have experienced increased costs due to additional customs administration and paperwork.70% have seen delays in the delivery of products and supplies due to new customs procedures.62% have experienced increased costs associated with sourcing products/supplies from the UK.49% are having problems understanding customs procedures.The results of a
Thursday, May 06, 2021
Thermo Fisher Scientific Strengthens Irish Team with appointment of Senior HR Manager
Thermo Fisher Scientific has appointed Shane Buckley as its new Senior Human Resources Manager for Irish operations. With over 20 years’ HR experience, Shane will be responsible for leading the HR team that serves the global life sciences company’s operations in Ireland, which has a 560-strong workforce nationwide. His appointment comes at a time of growth for Thermo Fisher Scientific in Ireland, with its largest Irish site — a Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisation (CDMO) in Cork — seeing a
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
Kevin O’Leary Group announce expansion despite pandemic
Cork motor company announce expansion despite pandemic Suzuki to join Opel, Honda and Mazda as part of Kevin O’Leary Group One of Cork’s longest-established motor companies have said growth and expansion remains the focus despite a challenging year, as they announced plans to expand their existing car franchises this summer. Kevin O’Leary Group have become a household name in Munster over the last 58 years, with retail motor locations in Silversprings, Bandon and Clonmel, Co
Monday, April 19, 2021
Funding available to upskill your staff
Cork Training Centre under the remit of Cork ETB delivers an extensive range of training for Cork employers. Courses are designed to meet the needs of industry with a view to meeting the demands of the national skills strategy. In addition to the Bishopstown campus there is a Biopharma Facility and a dedicated hospitality campus where a range of Hospitality Education programmes from craft skills to Leadership development take place. Additionally, needs analysis and bespoke training is provided as
Thursday, April 01, 2021
COVID Milestones Must be Met and Surpassed with Vigour
Paula Cogan, President of Cork Chamber comments on the latest evolution of COVID-19 restrictions. “While the announcement by Government of phased reopening is welcome, every intervening week of lost economic activity has grave consequences for the economy, and the impacts on the number of businesses that will survive and emerge from this pandemic. Every milestone must be met or surpassed with vigour. There is an irreconcilable tension between public health ambitions and the resumption of full economic
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
Custom House Site to be Landmark for the City
Conor Healy, CEO of Cork Chamber commented: “The decision by An Bórd Pleanála to uphold the planning approval made by Cork City Council last October is a positive move for the city. The plans for multi-purpose use of the site will harness this prime location, overlooking the river and standing proudly at the head of the city’s island are a statement of how our city can celebrate its heritage while delivering spaces designed for a modern progressive city. The redevelopment of the bonded warehouses will
Friday, March 19, 2021
Urban Regeneration Integral to Economic Reputation and Resilience of Cork
Cork Chamber welcomes significant Urban Regeneration and Development Funding Speaking following the announcement of URDF funding for Cork today, Paula Cogan, President of Cork Chamber said, “The announcement of significant enabling funds of €353.4m for the Cork Docklands means that Ireland’s largest, most ambitious and exciting regeneration programme can move ahead with confidence. In the Cork Docklands, there is room for a population of 25,000 and a workforce of almost 30,000 providing opportunity
Wednesday, March 10, 2021
Ambitious Capital Investment Required for Cork
Funding, Planning and Appeals Mechanisms Must be Reformed for Delivery If Cork is to remain globally competitive and fulfil its role nationally as set out in the National Planning Framework (NPF), significant Government investment that is focused and targeted to unlock the region’s potential is required. In a recent submission to the National Development Plan (NDP) review, Cork Chamber recommended a ‘most ambitious’ approach must be taken to capital investment spending for the region. The Chamber
Tuesday, March 02, 2021
M28 Ringaskiddy Route to Deliver for Residents, Commuters and Business
Reacting to the news that the challenge blocking the development of the M28 to Ringaskiddy has been refused leave to appeal to the Supreme Court, Chamber CEO Conor Healy stated that “this decision is highly significant in that it now paves the way for the M28 Ringaskiddy upgrade to move ahead without further delay. This essential piece of infrastructure, which is of national and regional importance, has been long delayed generating huge frustration.” “The residents and daily commuters along this
Tuesday, February 23, 2021
Clear Metric Driven Milestones Essential to Business Survival
Deepening and extension of supports must be matched by acceleration of vaccine rollout Paula Cogan, Cork Chamber President said, “The announcement today from Government does not provide enough clarity on sectoral reopening timelines. Ongoing ambiguity will cause further frustration for the businesses that have been desperately working to plan for reopening, while supporting their valued employees and suppliers in this extremely challenging environment. While the areas influencing Government decision
Monday, February 22, 2021
Permanent TSB and Bibby Financial Services Ireland unveil exclusive partnership
Permanent TSB and Bibby Financial Services Ireland unveil exclusive partnership offering Irish SMEs funding solutions designed to improve cash flow or finance growth plans Invoice Finance facility will enhance range of options available to new and existing Permanent TSB customers with funding for cashflow, M&A / MBO activity or corporate restructuring Exclusive partnership between leading retail and SME bank and a specialist lender is set to transform the Irish financial services landscape Bibby
Wednesday, February 17, 2021
Marked Improvement in Business Confidence
Marked Improvement in Business Confidence83% of respondents indicate business confidence, up from 68% in Q343% experienced a decrease in turnover in Q4 2020, with 29% of respondents anticipating an increase during Q1 202127% of respondents indicated a reduction in employee numbers in Q4 202038% indicate their businesses will be affected by the increased cost of sourcing products/ supplies from the UK post Brexit, customs duties, or VAT chargesWith sustainability in mind, the majority of business
Thursday, February 11, 2021
Walk and Cycle Infrastructure Investment a Step in the Right Direction
The National Transport Authority allocations totalling €45.39m for 80 sustainable transport projects in Cork city and county has been strongly commended by Cork Chamber. Speaking today, Conor Healy, Cork Chamber CEO said, “This allocation represents the true commencement of the game changing programme of improvements that is set out in the Cork Metropolitan Area Transport Strategy and beyond.” “Quality of life will continue to be a defining feature of the competitiveness of our region and this
Wednesday, February 10, 2021
Cork Harbour identified as the gateway to transformative change in Europe’s transition to renewable
Calls for urgent government policy action to unleash floating offshore wind potential Cork, February 2020: Cork Harbour has the capacity to become an unparalleled hub for floating offshore wind energy in the Celtic Sea from 2025, presenting an opportunity for a new industrial sector to emerge in the region. This is according to a report published by Cork Chamber of Commerce, which calls on the government to enact key policy changes to ensure that Cork Harbour is in a position to unleash its potential
Tuesday, February 02, 2021
Launch of Cork Company of the Year Awards 2021
-Cork Chamber Awards to Recognise Success Stories in a Challenging Year-The Cork Company of the Year Awards, run by Cork Chamber in association with Vodafone Ireland, have been launched and will remain open for applications until February 22nd. Having become the most esteemed business awards in the region, the robust judging process will take place remotely and deliberations will reveal some of the great success stories in the business community. Running for over 20 years, the awards celebrate the best of
