Ahead of this week’s meeting of the EU Council and in light of the snail’s pace in negotiations between the UK and EU, Chambers Ireland today (26 June 2018) calls on the EU27 and the UK government to provide clarity to business on what the future trade relationship post March 2019 will be. Speaking this
Preparing economy for future requires prudence and investment Chambers Ireland today (19 June 2018) welcomed the announcement by Minister Donohoe in the Summer Economic Statement of safeguarding the economy from potential future challenges and ensuring the delivery of capital commitments. Ian Talbot, Chief Executive of Chambers Ireland commenting on the statement said, “The fiscal space
Commenting on today’s (13 June 2018) joint report ‘Findings and Insights of the firm-level impact of Brexit on Most Exposed Sectors’ from the Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation and Deloitte, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot said, “Today’s joint report highlights the enormous depth and breadth of the potential impact of Brexit on exposed
Commenting on today’s (11 June 2018) launch of the Global Ireland 2025 plans, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot said, “We welcome today’s launch of the Global Ireland 2025 plans and the scale of the ambitions they aim to achieve over the coming years. Chambers Ireland has previously called for various initiatives to safeguard and
Commenting on today’s (7 June 2018) launch of the EXPLORE Programme from the Department of Education and Skills, Chambers Ireland Chief Executive Ian Talbot said, “We welcome today’s launch of the EXPLORE Programme and encourage the development of similar schemes which foster further learning and upskilling opportunities for people currently in employment across the country.
Commenting on the release of today’s (5 June 2018) Fiscal Monitor, Ian Talbot, Chief Executive of Chambers Ireland said, “Today’s exchequer returns demonstrate that Government is continuing to manage public finances very closely but must remain cautious. As global uncertainties that impact Ireland increase, such as the ongoing lack of clarity on Brexit and the