ESB Networks has visited Shannon Chamber to update its members on the latest developments in infrastructure, the electrification of heat and transport and smart technology for business.
Shannon Chamber Briefed by ESB Networks
Posts tagged:Ireland
Enterprise Ireland Announces International and Domestic Trade Events for 2018
Enterprise Ireland has announced that it is set to undertake over 200 international and domestic trade events in 2018.
Chambers Ireland Welcomes Approval of Cross-Border Interconnector
Chambers Ireland has welcomed the news that Northern Ireland’s Department of Infrastructure has granted full planning permission towards the creation of a 138km North-South electricity interconnector.
Angel Investment Predicted to Rise in Ireland in 2018
HBAN (Halo Business Angel Network), the all-island organisation responsible for the promotion of business angel investment, has announced its predictions for 2018.
TERMINALFOUR on global expansion trail
An Irish-headquartered digital marketing company has won €4.2 million worth of new business globally in the past 12 months.
Chambers Ireland Welcomes Brexit Guarantee of ‘No Hard Border’
Chambers Ireland has welcomed the Brexit guarantee of ‘no hard border’ between Ireland and Northern Ireland, following the announcement that both negotiating teams are ready to move into the second phase of talks.
Photobooth Firm Announces Expansion Across Ireland
An international business that operates, sells and services instant service vending equipment has invested in its Irish operations for the next five years.
Microsoft Ireland announces creation of 200 new jobs
Microsoft Ireland has announced that it is further investing in Ireland through the expansion of its Dublin based EMEA Inside Sales organisation, with the creation of 200 new jobs.
Ireland is still dependent on external borrowing
Commenting yesterday on the release of the 2016 End of Year Exchequer Returns, Ian Talbot Chief Executive Chambers Ireland said: “Today’s Exchequer figures provide a timely reminder that in spite of a strong economic recovery, Ireland is still dependent on external borrowing to fund the running of the country.
Irish exporters already diversifying to counter impact of Brexit
Irish exporters are challenged but, encouragingly, they are already diversifying to export to markets other than the UK. That’s according to research carried out by the British Irish Chamber of Commerce, which surveyed 488 firms on their response to the UK decision to leave the EU.
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