CINQ ANS DE LIBRE-ÉCHANGE AVEC L’EUROPE

October 21st, 2022

JEAN-PHILIPPE DÉCARIELA PRESSE L’anniversaire est nettement passé sous le radar, mais je me permets de vous rappeler que l’Accord économique…

October 10th, 2022

Following last week’s controversial British mini-budget, questions are being asked about what this uncertainty means for businesses in Ireland, the rest of the EU and Canada. ICCC Director James Fitzgerald takes a look at what the experts are saying as to how the Truss-effect may spread beyond her shores.

June 29th, 2022

As the war of words ramps up between the European Union and the British Government regarding the ongoing roll-out of Brexit, Irish Member of Parliament Neale Richmond TD, writing for the Ireland-Canada Chamber of Commerce, says the Northern Ireland Protocol must be fully implemented and the will of the majority of the people respected. Failure to do so, he says, threatens Britain’s international reputation and its ramifications will be felt as far away as Washington DC and Ottawa.

June 17th, 2022

Latest IMD rankings highlight Ireland’s improved fiscal position and ability to attract investment

May 25th, 2022

Hotel software solutions provider P3 has announced plans to expand into the Canadian market after completing deals with three new clients in the country so far this year.

April 20th, 2022

On 22 March, the President of the Ireland-Canada Chamber of Commerce Paul Dunne met with Senior Trade Commissioner, Susanne Drisdelle, and Trade Commissioner, Meena Bhullar, at the Canadian Embassy in Dublin to discuss a wide range of topics of interest to our members.

March 8th, 2022

Our Vice-President Michelle Sullivan takes a look back in time when supporting local businesses in Montreal was all the rage and asks if the time has come to learn a lesson from those overlooked practices of yesteryear and shop local once again.

January 17th, 2022

– 68% of new jobs were created outside of Dublin.

– Enterprise Ireland publishes new three-year strategy for Irish business with ambition to create 45,000 new jobs by 2024 and increase exports to €30bn.

– €61.6m funding approved for 341 Covid-19 impacted companies in 2021.

January 11th, 2022

‘Both countries are on journeys of reconciliation, approaching the problems of today that have their roots in the past’