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Fingal County Council has launched its new Future Fingal: Fingal Skills Strategy, which looks to directly address workforce needs, enhance business opportunities, and strengthen Fingal’s position as a leading economic hub.

The funding will help support a wide range of exciting musical, sporting, and cultural events, driving community engagement, tourism, and regional vibrancy over the coming months. These events will play a pivotal role in showcasing the county's diverse culture, community offerings and help boost local economies.

Chambers Ireland welcomed the Government’s St. Patrick’s Day missions, highlighting their significance in promoting Irish business.

Located between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, the stunning Liffey Lounge replaces the former T2 Lounge and offers an ideal pre-flight retreat for passengers departing from both terminals at Dublin Airport.

Fingal County Council has received a new planning application from Dublin Airport operator daa seeking to raise the passenger cap at Dublin Airport from 32million to 36million passengers per annum.

If there was no cap at Dublin Airport, there would have been an additional 150,000-200,000 passengers in January, which would have been a boost to tourism, the economy, and well-paid aviation jobs.

Local Enterprise Week stimulates the local economy through a range of events tailored to support businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs at all stages, from start-up to growth.

EirGrid, operator and developer of the electricity grid, has shared an update on plans for a critical electricity grid upgrade to improve the power system in the Fingal and East Meath region. The Fingal to East Meath Grid Reinforcement Project will see improved energy infrastructure in one of the fastest-growing regions in the country.

With a distinguished career in education, leadership, and community engagement, Dr. O’Connor brings a unique perspective to the Chamber as it continues to champion the success of businesses across the Fingal region.

Dublin Airport’s 32 million terminals passenger cap restriction is an issue of national importance that needs to be urgently resolved. daa is calling on planners to take a pragmatic and proactive approach so that Ireland doesn't lose vital connectivity, jobs, tourism, and economic growth opportunities over the years ahead.