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Chambers Ireland has today issued a call to action for delivering the State’s key infrastructure.

Fingal Chamber hosted its annual Golf Classic on Wednesday, the 19th of June 2025 at the picturesque St Margaret’s Golf Club. The event brought together business leaders, professionals and golf enthusiasts from across the region for a memorable day of competition and connection.

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Fingal are set to receive a significant boost with the announcement of a new community-focused advertising initiative by daa, the operator of Dublin Airport. The new programme underscores daa’s commitment to fostering a strong and mutually beneficial relationship with local businesses in North County Dublin.

Councillor Tom O’Leary (Fine Gael, Balbriggan) has been elected as Mayor of Fingal at the Council’s Annual General Meeting held in County Hall in Swords this evening.

Ireland’s largest county show is set to get underway once again, bursting full of exciting new sights, sounds and tastes to suit all ages. Now in its 13th year, Flavours of Fingal returns to the beautiful grounds of Newbridge House and Farm in Donabate for a weekend full of excitement.

Chambers Ireland welcomes the announcement of funding to accelerate Ireland’s transition to a circular economy.

New independent research conducted by Red C, a leading polling company, reveals overwhelming support among Fingal residents for the continued growth and development of Dublin Airport. The findings underscore Dublin Airport’s vital role in the local economy and its positive relationship with the surrounding community.

Chambers Ireland has welcomed the announcement of the new Small Business Unit, describing it as a positive step toward supporting SMEs. Speaking after today’s announcement, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot called for a strategic and collaborative approach to ensure the unit delivers real value.

Speaking after today’s announcement that the US administration may apply increased tariffs on EU exports, Secretary General of ICC Ireland Ian Talbot said: “The proposed increase in tariffs on EU imports introduces uncertainty into a stable and integrated trade relationship. The immediate effect for businesses will be to delay investment decisions, disrupt supply chains, and undermine market ...

Speaking after the summit, Ian Talbot, Chief Executive of ICC Ireland and Chambers Ireland, noted it provides the foundation for greater cooperation.