Shannon Chamber Welcomes Government Announcement on Shannon Airport’s inclusion in the Regional Airports Programme
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Shannon Chamber Welcomes Government Announcement on Shannon Airport’s inclusion in the Regional Airports Programme

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Following years of sustained advocacy with Government, Oireachtas members, Ministers, and strategic partners to ensure Shannon Airport’s rightful place in national aviation policy and funding frameworks, Shannon Chamber welcomes today’s announcement that Shannon Airport is now included in the Regional Airports Programme 2026 – 2029, marking a major milestone for balanced regional development and connectivity…

Over 50 Companies sign up to Meet Hundreds of Jobseekers at Shannon Recruitment Fair

Over 50 Companies sign up to Meet Hundreds of Jobseekers at Shannon Recruitment Fair

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Shannon Chamber, in collaboration with the Department of Social Protection and the Local Authority Integration Team (LAIT), will host a Recruitment Fair in Shannon, as part of the Department’s annual Work and Skills Campaign. The Fair, which takes place in Building 7000, Westpark Innovation Campus in Shannon on Tuesday, 3 March from 10:00an until 1pm…

Shannon Chamber encourages SMEs to adopt new Chambers Ireland’s SME WellBusiness Charter to support healthier workplaces

Shannon Chamber encourages SMEs to adopt new Chambers Ireland’s SME WellBusiness Charter to support healthier workplaces

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Shannon Chamber is urging businesses in Shannon and the wider Mid-West region to take part in a new national initiative aimed at helping SMEs build healthier, more productive workplaces. The SME WellBusiness Charter, developed by Chambers Ireland in partnership with Healthy Ireland, is now open to all members of affiliated Chambers — including businesses here…

Aerospace and global trade the focus of the 2026 Oklahoma Ireland Business Conference

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Oklahoma Ireland Business Conference Returns March 13, 2026, With Focus on Aerospace and Global Trade The Oklahoma Ireland Business Conference will return on March 13, 2026, bringing together top government leaders, industry innovators, and executives from both Oklahoma and Ireland to strengthen economic ties and expand international trade opportunities. The full‑day event will run from…

2025 – A Year of Reflection and Projection for Shannon Chamber
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2025 – A Year of Reflection and Projection for Shannon Chamber

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Thirty years after its establishment as “the voice of commercial activity in Shannon,” Shannon Chamber paused in November 2025 to reflect on three decades of achievement and to consider how it has evolved into a dynamic, influential organisation representing a thriving and diverse business community. From humble beginnings with just 70 members in its inaugural…

High Performance in Organisations is Not Accidental, Shannon Chamber Seminar Hears

High Performance in Organisations is Not Accidental, Shannon Chamber Seminar Hears

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  Pictured at the Shannon Chamber seminar in Ei Electronics’ Centre of Excellence (l-r): Helen Downes, CEO, Shannon Chamebr; Muireann and Hugh Fitzmaurice, ClarityCoach; Vanessa McTigue, commercial director and Hillary Cleary, compliance and training manager, The Shannon Airport Group. Photograph by Eamon Ward Getting the most out of employees is not a matter of happenstance,…

CSG acquires Celtic Water Care Solutions Limited as part of a wider growth strategy to more than double Group Revenue by 2030

CSG acquires Celtic Water Care Solutions Limited as part of a wider growth strategy to more than double Group Revenue by 2030

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Picture shows Kevin Quinn, CEO, CSG CSG targeting €150M by 2030 as Irish-owned company continues expansion across Ireland and UK Irish-owned chemical solutions provider Chemical Solutions Group (CSG), has agreed terms to acquire Celtic Water Care Solutions Limited (Celtic Water Care), a Cork-based wastewater and effluent treatment chemicals specialist serving private-sector customers across Ireland. The…

Motor mechanics from throughout Ireland partake in electric vehicle (EV) systems repair programme delivered by TUS and Shannon Chamber Skillnet
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Motor mechanics from throughout Ireland partake in electric vehicle (EV) systems repair programme delivered by TUS and Shannon Chamber Skillnet

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Helen Downes, CEO, Shannon Chamber (3rd from right) pictured in TUS, Coonagh, Co. Limerick with (from left): Darragh Donnelly, lecturer TUS; Patrick Conway, lecturer, South-East Technological University; Robert Johnson, course participant from Co. Louth; Declan Cormican, Henley Forklifts, Limerick; Luke Crowley, Hibra, Cork; Seamus Lynch, ESB Limerick; David Wilson, Dublin-based mobile mechanic from Co. Meath;…

Shannon Airport Expects over 125,000 Festive Passengers – Up 10% on 2024
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Shannon Airport Expects over 125,000 Festive Passengers – Up 10% on 2024

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The decorations are up, the lights are on and the singers are warming up to welcome over 125,000 passengers through Shannon Airport over Christmas – marking an increase of 10% on the same period last year. The busiest travel days are expected to be Friday 19th December and Friday 2nd January, with over 8,000 passengers…