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MSL Motor Group is proud to announce the commencement of construction on its new flagship dealership, Mercedes-Benz North Dublin, located in North City Business Park, North Road, Dublin 11. This multi-million-euro investment marks a significant milestone as Ireland’s first purpose-built MAR20X Mercedes-Benz dealership, setting a new benchmark for automotive retail and service excellence.

Nearly 500 business leaders gathered at the Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport on Friday 14 November for the Fingal Business Awards 2025. Hosted by Fingal Chamber with support from Fingal County Council, the gala recognised excellence, talent, customer service and sustainable impact across 24 categories, with over 90 organisations represented from every part of the county.

Fingal Chamber congratulates Roganstown Hotel & Country Club, winner of the Climate Action Award, proudly sponsored by EirGrid, at the 2025 Fingal Business Awards.

Chambers Ireland has responded to the publication of the Government’s Action Plan on Housing Supply and Targeting Homelessness, 2025-2030. The organisation stressed that while the plan outlines important measures, the focus must now shift to implementation and overcoming systemic barriers.

Fingal Chamber is delighted to announce that EirGrid, a leading force in Ireland's energy sector, will once again sponsor the Climate Action Award at the Fingal Business Awards.

Fingal Chamber has today announced the shortlist for the 2025 Fingal Business Awards, which will be presented at a Gala Ceremony on Friday, 14 November. The Awards honour the innovation, resilience and success of enterprises across the county, from start-ups to major employers.

Fingal Chamber has welcomed Kilshane Energy’s €250 million investment in a new 300-megawatt flexible gas turbine power station in north Dublin — a project set to strengthen Ireland’s energy security and support Fingal’s rapidly growing economy.

Fingal Chamber, in partnership with Dains Ireland, hosted a Budget 2026 Briefing on 8 October to help businesses understand the implications of this year’s national budget.

Chambers Ireland has responded to Budget 2026, describing it as “a budget of two halves”. Speaking today, Chief Executive of Chambers Ireland Ian Talbot said that Budget 2026 offers welcome commitments on infrastructure and housing but leaves some questions unanswered for the business community.

At Dublin Airport, a total of 3,346,400 passengers passed through in September, which was +3.6% higher than in the same month in 2024. Every single day in September saw Dublin Airport welcome more than 100,000 passengers, with 18 days in the month seeing more than 110,000 passengers passing through, and six days coming in above 120,000.