Fingal Chamber’s policy work is evidence-based and shaped directly by member businesses. Business priorities are identified through the Fingal Business Sentiment Survey and input from the Chamber’s Business Council, ensuring that the issues we champion reflect the real needs of our local business community.
Our Current Policy Priorities
We are focused on the key areas that have the greatest impact on growth, competitiveness, and quality of life in Fingal:
Housing: Increasing the supply of homes to meet demand and support workforce stability.
Skills and Talent: Expanding access to education, training, and talent to strengthen our labour market.
Transport and Infrastructure: Improving public transport services and tackling congestion to make Fingal more connected and competitive.
Representing Business Nationally
On national matters, Fingal Chamber works with Chambers Ireland and our nationwide network of affiliated Chambers to represent the interests of Irish businesses.
Chambers Ireland monitors policy issues at national level, engages with Government, and ensures that the collective voice of business is heard.
Chambers Ireland is calling for Budget 2027 to focus on five national priorities:
- Reduce the cost of doing business by tackling energy, labour, regulatory and operating costs, and delivering measurable reform through the Cost of Business Advisory Forum.
- Turn investment into visible results through binding delivery targets, multi-annual funding and clear accountability for major public projects.
- Scale housing and infrastructure delivery to remove constraints on competitiveness and regional growth.
- Move climate and energy policy from ambition to delivery, accelerating renewable generation, grid and storage infrastructure.
- Respond faster to economic and technological change, including better use of the National Training Fund and targeted support for SME innovation and AI adoption.
The latest Chambers Ireland 2027 Pre-Budget Submission is available to view and download here.
For further information on our policy work, please contact info@fingalchamber.ie.