Shannon’s business community have reacted positively to the earlier daily departure times being introduced by Aer Lingus on its Shannon to Heathrow route.

Meeting the future skills needs of Irish small and medium-sized businesses along with responding to the challenges and opportunities of Brexit will be key priorities for Skillnets in the coming years.

Shannon Chamber is calling on the people of the Shannon region to support existing and new flights as the Airport's-US capacity grows.

Michael Ryan guided Tipperary to their twenty seventh All-Ireland senior hurling championship in 2016; this December is one of the main speakers at Shannon Chamber’s annual Presidents lunch.

With so many communication channels now available to individuals, particularly at an online level, developing a personal brand and differentiating oneself from the crowd has never been as important as it is today.

A new business network, aimed at encouraging companies to adopt Lean practices, has been set up in the Shannon region.

New lending flows to SMEs have increased in nearly every sector of the economy with both decline rates and application turnaround times decreasing. This was the positive message emanating from a Business Funding seminar held in the Radisson Blu Hotel, Ennis Road, Limerick today (Wednesday, 19 October 2016).

Presenteeism and the associated loss of productivity are just two of the downsides of not addressing employees’ health, that was the clear message emanating from a recent Shannon Chamber seminar focused on the importance of health and well-being in the workplace.

Shannon Chamber is calling on the Government to show a fair balance between Dublin and the rest of the Country.