Since the 1st of January 2021, the UK is now regarded as a ‘third country’ outside of the EU. Two separate markets have now been formed between the EU and the UK. This will create barriers to trade in goods and services and to cross-border mobility and exchanges that did not previously exist – in
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Athlone Chamber of Commerce has signalled that a major investment in marketing will be required to boost the tourism and retail sectors in the town for 2021. Chamber President Alan Shaw has stated; “We are weeks away from the start of 2021 and as a town we need to ensure that we are prepared to
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This year many businesses have been forced to move online in order to survive in our current climate. This adjustment has been particularly hard for many small businesses who are new to e-commerce and digital marketing. Here are some of our top tips for small businesses making the move to online: Work on your Website
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Budget 2021 was delivered by Minster for finance Paschal Donohue TD and Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Michael McGrath against a backdrop of dealing with a global pandemic while continuing to prepare for Brexit. The Budget focused on the coming year and was underpinned by there being no bi-bilateral trade deal between EU and
READ MOREAthlone Chamber of Commerce is calling on the Government to extend the commercial rates waiver by a further 6 months to March 2021 as part of the Budget 2021 announcements this month. The original rates waiver for 3 months to end of June 2020 was extended to the end of September 2020 as part of
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Latest Chambers Ireland Survey Highlights Costs to Business in Reopening and Calls for More Support from Government Chambers Ireland and our nationwide network of chambers has today (30 April 2020) published results from a survey of the Irish business community. This survey seeks to quantify and highlight the impact of COVID-19 on businesses in towns,
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Free online Business Planning Course from Chambers Ireland and Griffith College to Address Key Current Issues for Irish Businesses Chambers Ireland, in association with Griffith College, are running a Free online business planning course for its 8,000 members nationwide. The course will address the key concerns that businesses across the country are experiencing, including cash
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Please find below a document of upcoming COVID-19 Webinars from Chambers cross the Network: See the full list of upcoming chambers webinars here
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EUROCHAMBRES issued a letter to EU Commissioners and to Minister for Business, Enterprise and Innovation Heather Humphreys TD on EUROCHAMBRES’ position on policy actions needed to tackle the international economic and trade ramifications of the Corona-crisis. Click here to read the letter.
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Essential Retail The public health advice is clear and consistent. The public should stay at home wherever possible but can access essential services, including to go to an essential retail outlet to get supplies for the essential upkeep and functioning of their homes. The overriding public health objective for essential retail outlets remains to keep
READ MORE Now is the time to register your place at a Major Tourism Conference titled “Learn from the Best”. Organized by Dundalk Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Louth Leader Partnership, The Local Enterprise Office Louth , The Four Seasons Hotel, The Marshes Shopping Centre, and Louth County Council this event will bring experts together from various Tourism projects around Ireland
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With regard to the fight against Covid 19 here at Zenith Adhesive Components we are helping on two fronts: We are supplying sub-components to a long-term existing export customer that manufactures devices to do DNA testing. After a swab is tested for the virus, if it is a positive, their kit is used to work out
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