Press Releases

Dublin Chamber is calling on Irish consumers to look local first when shopping online over the coming days and weeks.

Around half of companies have already experienced a hit on their turnover as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, according to a new survey by Dublin

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The decision to cancel the St Patrick's Day parade in Dublin - and also other parades around the country - is disappointing but understandable.

The new revised BusConnects proposal, published today by the National Transport Authority (NTA), marks a progressive step forward for the urgently

A copy of the speech delivered by Dublin Chamber president Catherine Moroney at the Chamber's AGM Dinner on Thursday 13th February

New figures highlighting Dublin’s lengthy commute times are evidence of the huge public transport challenge facing the new Government, according

Dublin Chamber has announced the creation of a new ‘Sustainability Academy’ to help businesses in the Dublin region to become more

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the approval of planning for the ‘Connolly Quarter’ development, which will include 741 new apartments.

Businesses and workers in Dublin are being encouraged to donate blood this Spring under a new initiative between Dublin Chamber and the Irish Blood Transfusion Service (IBTS).

Dublin’s success over the coming decade will depend on the next Government’s ability to progress and implement the cornerstone projects of

The creation of the proposed new “Grand Canal Innovation District” would be a real statement of intent regarding Ireland’s desire to

Businesses in Dublin have come together to express their frustration at the slow rollout of safe cycling infrastructure around Dublin.

Dublin Chamber has today (5th December) launched Eurostart, a new free online practical training programme for startups, small businesses and entrepreneurs.

Dublin Chamber has expressed disappointment and frustration at the decision taken by Dublin City councillors this evening to increase commercial rates by

Dublin Chamber has warned councillors in Dublin City that there is no justification for further ad-hoc increases in commercial rates in the city

Dublin Chamber has warned councillors in Dublin City that there is no justification for further ad-hoc increases in commercial rates in the city

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the announcement of two 24-hour bus services for Dublin.

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the news today that An Bord Pleanála has granted planning permission for Irish Water’s Greater Dublin Drainage (GDD) project in North Dublin.

Dublin Chamber has expressed concern at reports Dublin City Council is planning a 1.5% increase in commercial rates in the city.

Dublin Chamber has called for the acceptance of credit and debit card payments to become mandatory in taxis in Ireland.

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the findings of a new OECD report, launched today, which calls for a range of supports for Irish SMEs. The Chamber is

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the publication of the revised redesign of Dublin’s bus network.

Dublin Chamber has launched a new report which details how the international community views Dublin.

Dublin Chamber President Niall Gibbons provided a keynote speech at the Dublin Chamber Annual Dinner on the 10th October 2019

Dublin Chamber has issued a call for a Directly Elected Mayor for Dublin in a bid to tackle the region’s biggest issues, including housing and

Dublin Chamber has described Budget 2020 as a modest step in the right direction, but warned that more robust action will be needed to prepare Irish