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Dublin Chamber has welcomed the official commencement of works on the much-needed new North Runway at Dublin Airport.
 
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A copy of the speech delivered by Dublin Chamber President Niall Gibbons at the Chamber's AGM Dinner on Thursday 6th February.

At a time when others are looking increasingly inward, Dublin must seize on the opportunity to look outward and build new relationships around the

A copy of the speech delivered by An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar at the Dublin Chamber AGM Dinner on Thursday 7th February 2019.

Dublin Chamber has appointed Graeme McQueen as its new Head of Communications, while Fergus Sharpe has been named as the organisation's new Head

The planned revamp of the Clerys department store promises to re-establish the building as the jewel in the crown of O'Connell Street, according

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the decision to approve planning permission for a new U2 visitor centre at Grand Canal Dock. The Chamber, which made a

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the announcement of a new passenger ferry service across the River Liffey in the North Wall Quay area.

Salesforce's announcement of 1,500 new jobs in Dublin sends a message to the world about the city's standing as a great place to do business

The consistent strong growth in passenger numbers at Dublin Airport is further validation of plans for MetroLink, according to Dublin Chamber.

Businesses have praised the performance of the Irish government in Brexit negotiations so far, according to a new survey by Dublin Chamber.

Dublin Chamber has called on Dublin City Council to consider a trial pedestrianisation of College Green in early 2019.

City Regions Ireland - a new group bringing together the Chambers of Commerce of Cork, Dublin, Galway, Limerick and Waterford - today met with the

Dublin Chamber said today’s figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) highlight the need for urgent investment in Dublin’s public

Dublin Chamber has called on elected councillors in Dublin City to reject plans for an increase in commercial rates.

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the unveiling of the Emerging Preferred Routes for four new bus corridors under the BusConnects scheme.

Dublin Chamber today said it was unsurprised by An Bord Pleanala's decision to refuse permission for a pedestrian plaza at Dublin's College

Building the proposed Fitzwilliam Cycle Route would send a message that Dublin is serious about becoming a safe city for cycling, Dublin Chamber has

A transcript of the speech delivered by President Anne O'Leary at the 2018 Dublin Chamber Annual Dinner in the Convention Centre.

Dublin Chamber has given its broad backing to the new BusConnects plan for Dublin.

Dublin Chamber has expressed alarm at reports that work to build 3,500 new homes in the Poolbeg West Strategic Development Zone will not begin until

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the news that Irish Rail is to start construction of a new train station on the Maynooth commuter line at Pelletstown.

Dublin Chamber is calling on the Government to double the universal childcare subsidy in 2019.

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the continued progress being made in increasing the number of transfer passengers coming through Dublin Airport.

Dublin Chamber has welcomed new plans to re-design the bus network in Dublin.

Dublin businesses are coming together to demand safer cycling infrastructure in the city for their staff.

The current drought in Dublin is yet another reminder of the fragility of the region's water supply, according to  Dublin Chamber.

Delivering the Bus Connects project will be important step in reducing the daily pain of congestion for hundreds of thousands of Dubliners, according

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the progress being made in getting more people to use public transport in Dublin.

Dublin Chamber has welcomed Google's purchase of the Boland's Quay development in Dublin's Docklands.

Apple's decision to scrap plans for a data centre in Athenry should serve as a wake-up call regarding the need to reform Ireland's planning

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the news that height

The decision by the owners of Arnotts to invest €11m in their Henry Street store is a vote of confidence in Dublin city centre, according to

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the launch of a public consultation on the MetroLink rail project, which will provide a much-needed new underground link

Solving the housing crisis will be key to Dublin moving up the

Almost three quarters of companies have seen the negative effects of congestion on their business increase over the past 3 months, according to a

The addition of direct flights between Dublin and China opens up a whole new world of opportunities for Irish firms, according to Dublin Chamber.

Dublin Chamber is calling on Irish consumers to make an extra effort to support local shops and businesses over the coming week.

The need to restrict water supplies in the Greater Dublin Area

Dublin Chamber has called on employers to ensure that contingency plans are in place for staff in light of the severe weather warnings that have been

Relaxing market entry restrictions will be key to addressing the

Vodafone Ireland CEO Anne O'Leary has taken up the position of President of Dublin Chamber for 2018.

Dublin Chamber Economist Mark Canavan outlines the main findings of new research by the Chamber into how Government policy changes are impacting on

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the publication today of the Government's Project 2040 plan.

To help celebrate Valentine’s Day, Dublin Chamber has today launched a search

Dublin has expressed deep concern regarding suggestions that the much-needed Dart Underground project will not be included in the Government's

The decision by Pharma group MSD to create 350 new jobs in Swords is a validation

Dublin Chamber has welcomed reports that the Government is looking at putting more of the Metro North rail line underground than previously planned.

Dublin is suffering from a massive gap in capital and general government spending, according to new research by Dublin Chamber.

The €80m upgrade of the Ringsend Wastewater Treatment Plant will help support Dublin's future growth, according to Dublin Chamber.

Dublin Chamber has called on the Government to ignore populist scaremongering regarding the National Planning Framework and to stick with already

Dublin Chamber issued the following response regarding comments in the media from businessman Denis O'Brien regarding office supply in Dublin.

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the news that 15 new Dublin Bikes stations are to be installed. The move will help encourage more people to cycle, the

A delegation of 22 Irish businesses will embark on a 5-day business mission to Hong Kong aimed at strengthening trade links between the two countries,

Dublin Chamber has criticised the decsion to reduce the height of the flood defence sea wall in Clontarf.

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the progress being made in getting more people to use public transport.

Any attempts to constrain the growth of Dublin will put jobs and investment in all regions at risk, according to Dublin Chamber.

A new Dublin Mayor must have real powers if the office is to avoid adding another layer of bureaucracy to local government, according to Dublin

Dublin Chamber has welcomed the nomination of Simon Coveney as Tanaiste and expressed appreciation for his good working relationship with the business

The introduction of free travel for under-5s on public transport will help encourage more families to visit Dublin city centre over Christmas

Being able to attract and retain key staff is the number one concern of businesses going in to 2018, according to a Dublin Chamber survey.

Dublin Chamber described the opening of the Luas Cross City extension as a welcome early Christmas present for Dublin.

Dublin Chamber has welcomed assurances that there will be no hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland after Brexit.

This weekend's sold-out U2 concert in Croke Park will provide a boost of around €12m to the local economy, according to Dublin Chamber.

Concerns amongst businesses about the potential impact of Brexit have eased over the past six months, but currency risk is still undermining

Dublin Chamber, the organisation which represents the interests of businesses in the Dublin region, today unveiled its new corporate brand and logo.

A copy of the speech delivered by Dublin Chamber CEO Mary Rose Burke to the MacGill Summer School regarding the National Planning Framework.

Dublin Chamber, the organisation representing businesses in the Greater Dublin Area, has welcomed BusConnects, the NTA plan for new bus corridors and

More than 5,000 Dubliners have joined the conversation so far about what they’d like to see happen in Dublin between now and the year 2050.

Dublin Chamber, the group which represents business in the Dublin region, has welcomed proposals to create new segregated cycle lanes on Fitzwilliam

Dublin Chamber submitted to the National Transport Authority on the 'Swiftway' proposals (Swords to City Centre Bus Rapid Transit route).

The Chamber lays out its overarching objective of an integrated transport system for Dublin that protects and boosts the city’s competitiveness.

Dubliners are having their say on the future of the city. Dublin Chamber is fast approaching 10,000 responses to The Great Dublin Survey, an online

In 2011, the NTA published a Draft Transport Strategy for the Greater Dublin Area.

Increased car sharing, better public transport and a bigger focus on cycling and walking infrastructure will all be required to avert a pending

Dublin Chamber CEO, Gina Quin, made a presentation to the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Transport and Communications regarding the possible

The MoneyConf conference coming to Dublin is a validation of the city's status as a global hub for financial technology, according to Dublin

The sight today of Luas trams running along the new green line extension is an important milestone in the project - and shows that the finishing line

What do the people of Dublin want their city to be like in the future? Dublin Chamber is looking to find out via ‘The Great Dublin Survey’