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Fingal Chamber, in collaboration with the Local Enterprise Office Fingal, successfully hosted Meet The Buyer 2025 on Thursday, April 10 at the Maldron Hotel Dublin Airport, connecting local suppliers with some of Ireland’s most prominent buying organisations.

€20 million invested in airport noise mitigation measures to date with more on offer

Chambers Ireland has announced its support for the Government’s decision to refrain from introducing additional statutory sick pay measures, a move that would have placed another burden on employers at a time when they are already grappling with rising costs, increased regulatory requirements and a period of unprecedented global uncertainty and unpredictability.

Phase 2 of solar farm announced at official opening of Phase 1 Potential of geothermal energy also being investigated Cork Airport also advancing plans for solar energy

The Bank of Ireland Savings and Investment Index remained steady in Q1 2025, flat with the previous Index in Q4 2024, which had seen results returning to pre-pandemic levels. A small uplift in the savings element of the survey, with more people saying they are currently saving, was offset by a slight drop in investment sentiment.

Passengers through Dublin Airport’s terminal doors dropped to 2.54 million in March, a decline of 83,000 (-3%) versus the same month last year.

Speaking after the announcement of US tariffs, Ian Talbot, CEO of Chambers Ireland and Secretary General of ICC Ireland, has called for a focus on competitiveness and strategic trade engagement to mitigate any adverse economic impact.

Fingal Chamber has launched its annual Business Sentiment Survey for 2025, providing companies across the region with an opportunity to share their perspectives on the key challenges and opportunities facing businesses today. The survey will serve as a critical tool in shaping the Chamber’s advocacy efforts on behalf of its members, ensuring their voices are heard at both local and national levels ...

Passengers will have more choice than ever before for their summer holiday this year with Dublin Airport offering access to more than 190 destinations around the world via over 2,600 flights per week.

Fingal Chamber has expressed deep concern over the recent disorder in the Dáil, warning that ongoing disruptions have severely hindered parliamentary proceedings, delaying critical legislation and preventing meaningful debate on urgent national challenges.