Limerick Chamber

Limerick Chamber Limerick Chamber is a Business Representative Organisation

Limerick Chamber is one of the major provincial Chambers of Commerce in Ireland with some 500 member companies representing industry, trade, commerce, tourism and the professional services. The Limerick Chamber covers Limerick City, Limerick County, Shannon – where we have a branch office and South East Clare. We are affiliated to Chambers Ireland which links us to a network of some 60 chambers with 13,000 members around the country.

Did you know that Gift Cards are one of the most popular gifts for dads, topped only by a meal out, sweet treats and clo...
04/06/2026

Did you know that Gift Cards are one of the most popular gifts for dads, topped only by a meal out, sweet treats and clothes?

Gift dad a Limerick Gift Card and he can enjoy all this and more! Whether it's a meal with the family or a drink at his local pub. A day out somewhere new or a new pair of trainers.

Let dad choose this Father's Day with the Limerick Gift Card.

Buy today at https://townandcitygiftcards.ie/product/limerick-gift-card/ or in person at Limerick Chamber and the Old Quarter Hotel.

Housing delivery in LimerickLimerick Chamber has warned that the city is nearly 6,000 homes behind what is required to s...
03/06/2026

Housing delivery in Limerick

Limerick Chamber has warned that the city is nearly 6,000 homes behind what is required to support future growth, competitiveness and workforce development.

In its submission on Proposed Variation No. 3 to the Limerick Development Plan, the Chamber is calling for realistic deliverability assessments, accelerated progress on key sites and a comprehensive Housing Delivery Action Plan to address the region’s housing shortfall.

See the comment to read the full article on our website.

02/06/2026

At the start of your career, it’s easy to think you have all the answers.

Andrew Maloney (MD, Hook & Ladder) reflects on experience, perspective and what changes over time.

Listen and watch here: https://linktr.ee/limerickchamber

27/05/2026

They’ve done the exams, the assignments and the late nights. Now it’s time to celebrate properly 🎓

Drinks on you? Helping towards a new suit? A graduation dinner with family? A spa day after all that stress? Let them decide.

The Limerick Gift Card gives graduates the freedom to celebrate their milestone their way while supporting local businesses, both city and county.

Discover all the possibilities and get graduation gifting sorted locally. See the comment for details.

The professional services sector across the Mid-West is becoming increasingly specialised as demand continues to grow ac...
26/05/2026

The professional services sector across the Mid-West is becoming increasingly specialised as demand continues to grow across areas such as legal advisory, engineering, ESG consultancy and scientific research.

Multinational investment, renewable energy development and changing workforce expectations are all contributing to the region’s evolving professional landscape, creating new opportunities for businesses across Limerick, Clare and Tipperary.

In our latest blog, Limerick Chamber explores the trends shaping the sector, the challenges businesses should be aware of and where future growth is emerging across the region.

See the comment to read the full article on our website.

Major international events like bring far more than tourism alone. They create opportunities across business, hospital...
25/05/2026

Major international events like bring far more than tourism alone. They create opportunities across business, hospitality, infrastructure, talent, investment and regional growth.

As the Mid-West prepares for the global attention that will come with Ryder Cup 2027, conversations around collaboration, readiness and long-term regional impact have never been more important.

Limerick Chamber is pleased to support “Connected Regions, Stronger Future”, hosted by the Faculty of Business and Humanities at , bringing together leaders from business, education and government to explore how the region can prepare for and benefit from the opportunities ahead.

The panel discussion will feature perspectives from Professor Vincent Cunnane, Vanessa McTigue FCA, Tom Enright and Catherine Duffy, offering insight into the strategic, commercial and regional potential surrounding Ryder Cup 2027 and the future of the Mid-West.

📍 TUS Moylish Campus, Limerick
🗓 Wednesday, 10th June 2026
⏰ 8:50am – 11:00am

To attend, RSVP to [email protected]

25/05/2026

AI isn’t always about replacing jobs.

In this clip from the Three Bridges Podcast, Andrew Maloney (MD, Hook & Ladder) explains how using AI to improve systems can actually drive growth and create more employment, not less.

Listen and watch here: https://linktr.ee/limerickchamber

23/05/2026

"Weeks on from Limerick Chamber’s Energy on the Estuary event in Dublin, which was gratefully sponsored by Shannon Foynes Port, the conversations around renewable energy, offshore wind and the future economic potential of the Mid-West continue to build momentum.

The event brought together industry leaders, stakeholders and regional voices to explore the scale of opportunity emerging across the region and the role Mid-West businesses can play within Ireland’s growing cleantech sector.

Continuing the conversation, read our latest blog exploring the real cleantech opportunities developing across Limerick, Clare and Tipperary: https://limerickchamber.ie/mid-west-renewable-energy-opportunities-for-local-business/


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The Mid-West is quietly positioning itself as Ireland’s “Atlantic Green Digital Corridor”, with major investment and dev...
22/05/2026

The Mid-West is quietly positioning itself as Ireland’s “Atlantic Green Digital Corridor”, with major investment and development already taking shape across renewable energy, offshore wind and cleantech.

From the Shannon Estuary’s offshore wind potential to growing demand across local supply chains, the opportunities emerging within the sector are becoming increasingly significant for businesses across Limerick, Clare and Tipperary.

In our latest blog, Limerick Chamber explores what is actually happening across the region, where momentum is building, and why it matters for Mid-West businesses.

See the comment to read the full article on our website,

Limerick BusConnects Delay Limerick Chamber has written to Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien calling for urgent fun...
22/05/2026

Limerick BusConnects Delay

Limerick Chamber has written to Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien calling for urgent funding and a clear delivery pathway for Limerick BusConnects.

The Chamber warns that the proposed 2028 rollout risks undermining regional growth, competitiveness, liveability and the delivery of compact, transport-oriented development.

Read more in the comment below.

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96 O'Connell Street
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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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