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After the BypassThis conferences dealt with the new challenges presented by the M1 by passing Dundalk and heading straight for Newry and eventually our horizons and bringing us closer to Newry and other markets further afield. Copies of all presentations made during this conference are now available for download in the attached .zip file. Extract to your desktop to read.
Border VisionThe Border Vision Gateway Conference set out to inform what the meaning of the gateway concept is, how it relates to the special strategies being pursued by both governments and the research that led to the development of policy in this area. Copies of all presentations made during this conference are now available for download in the attached .zip file. Extract to your desktop to read.
Dundalk 2000 and BeyondIn preparing this Economic development Plan “Dundalk 2000 and Beyond - a Vision for Economic Development” our objective was to establish the business community’s vision and priorities for the future economic development of Dundalk; devise a strategy to achieve the vision and to involve the main economic players in Dundalk from both public and private sectors in furthering key identified development projects.
Dundalk Newry Economic Zone by Pat McArdle 8th Nov 2011Louth county Council, Newry and Mourne district Council together with the two local Chambers, Newry and Dundalk commissioned Pat McArdle to (a) determine if the area was in need of help and (b) what recommendations he would make if the answer to the first part was yes. Pat’s report was presented to the joint committee of the two councils on the 8th November 2011, set up under the MOU (Memorandum of Understanding) and to Dundalk Town Council on the 24th January 2012 The Chamber has since 2006 each year prepared a budget submission drawing attention to the fact that the area had not had the full advantage of the Celtic Tiger and had been curtailed by other factors over years. This was due to the combination of (a) the historical border reducing Dundalk’s economic area by removing South Down/Armagh (b) the closure of the traditional industries and (c) the troubles only coming to a final end in 2003. The Chamber’s response to Pat’s challenging report is to once again call for (1) the implementation of his recommendations and (2) the establishment of a tax/economic zone on both sides of the border. Dundalk Newry Economic Zone by Pat McArdle 8th Nov 2011 and Dundalk Chamber of Commerce the Future, both Pdf's are attched. Paddy Malone This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Dundalk Technology City InitiativeIn 1998 Dundalk Chamber of Commerce published an Economic Development Plan and identified the designation of Dundalk as a High Technology area as a key step in improving Dundalk’s image as prime industrial location for high tech indigenous and inward investment companies.
East Coast Smart Green GrowthThis Louth Economic Forum and the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) conference dealt with the strategic collaboration between governments of Scotland, Ireland and N. Ireland to facilitate the development and export of offshore renewables accross three jurisdictions. Eoin O'Driscoll ReportDundalk, Developing a Strategy for Growth, Report on ‘AwayDay’ Review.
Growing DundalkThis conferences dealt with the new challenges presented by the M1 by passing Dundalk and heading straight for Newry and eventually our horizons and bringing us closer to Newry and other markets further afield. Copies of all presentations made during this conference are now available for download in the attached .zip file. Extract to your desktop to read.
Louth Business Awards 2010 brochureRead more about the Louth Business Awards 2010. List of categories, important dates etc etc.
Louth Economic Forum 2011Files relating to Louth Economic Forum 2011. download and extract to view.
Marine Tourism Development StudyA Study of the Marine Tourism Development Potential in the Carlingford Lough Area.
Newry-Dundalk Joint Chamber ForumBusiness Case Analysis to Support the Introduction of a Greenore Greencastle Ferry Link.
Planning and Developing a Centre for the NortheastThe Planning and Developing a Centre for the Northeast Conference gave all stakeholders the chance to listen to key speakers articulate their vision for Dundalk. The aim of the conference was to put to the delegates, output from experts, to consider timelines and critical path issues that will make the difference to land the growth prizes to sustain and re-generate this region. Copies of all presentations made during this conference are now available for download in the attached .zip file. Extract to your desktop to read.
Skills Resources Audit Dundalk ChamberA Study of the Skills Resource in the Financial Services and Science Sectors in the Newry and Dundalk area.
Tourism Conference 2012Dundalk Chamber of Commerce in association with Eures Cross Border Partnership & Louth Local Authorities held a conference entitled “What is takes to succeed in the Tourism Sector“ on Wednesday 28th March 2012 in the Ballymascanlon House Hotel Dundalk. The attached file contains presentations from the event.
Tourism Report 2003Tourism Conference 2003 Report.
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