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Women business owners are invited to apply for a chance to win one of five business grants and expert mentorship Business leaders Aimee Connolly, Breege O’Donoghue and Gráinne Mullins announced as programme judges and mentors Mentorship is essential, agree experts at launch of Visa’s She’s Next Grant Programme

8 in 10 Fingal residents (82%) support the development of Dublin Airport

Harrington was speaking at the event hosted by Fingal Chamber in partnership with the Joe Duffy Group at the Joe Duffy Land Rover showroom in Airside Retail Park, Swords.

Fingal Chamber has announced the appointment of Jim Wylie, Client Services Director at Osborne Recruitment Consultancy, as its new President. A long-standing member of the Chamber community, Jim brings more than three decades of experience across the recruitment sectors in Ireland and the United Kingdom.

The regional initiative comes at a pivotal time for employers who are making key decisions on hiring, expansion and capital investment amid rising operating costs, housing shortages and ongoing infrastructure pressures. The findings will inform coordinated engagement with local authorities, Government departments and national policymakers ahead of Budget 2027.

Chambers Ireland has welcomed today’s announcement by the European Commission to provisionally apply the EU–Mercosur Trade Agreement.

A nationwide Financial Literacy Score Index, commissioned by Bank of Ireland and conducted by Red C, suggests that early guidance on money at home and in school may contribute to stronger financial confidence in adulthood. While only a quarter of adults recall learning about money in school or college, the findings indicate that those who did are more likely to be financially managing or thriving ...

Fingal Chamber, in partnership with Joe Duffy Group, will host an evening of leadership insight and high-performance thinking at “The Drive for Success” on Wednesday, 4 March 2026 at Joe Duffy Land Rover, Airside Retail Park, Swords. The event takes place as part of Local Enterprise Week 2026, with support from the Local Enterprise Office.

Chambers Ireland have welcomed the decision by Government to approve draft legislation removing the 32‑million‑passenger cap at Dublin Airport.

A new Irish-based initiative aiming to reshape how people interact online is inviting businesses, organisations and the wider public to help shape its development through a short survey.