We seek to champion, promote and drive a strong vision for Cork as the best place for business. A thriving place driven by a successful, progressive and influential membership. 

We are delighted that today our policy campaign "Gearing up for M20 Cork–Limerick" has been recognised as the most successful policy campaign. The Chamber Awards 2019 acknowledge that this policy project saw Cork and Limerick Chambers successfully build a case for the M20 to be given Government go-ahead.

Our Cork Chamber agenda is shaped by membership priorities, and we are delighted to have championed this project on your behalf.

This comprehensive, 3-day Immersion Programme will provide you with a diverse range of skills needed to excel in a competitive, modern workplace.

Network with your peers and learn how to handle people more professionally, while keeping pace with fast-changing workplace conditions.

Through this experience, even the best and brightest will discover opportunities to grow and improve.

The 200^th Annual General Meeting of the Cork Chamber will be held on Monday 29^th April in the Imperial Hotel, Cork at 6pm at which the President will be elected and new Board members will be announced.

Little Island overbridge is to close for Easter weekend upgrade works. 

The closure will be from 8pm on Thursday, April 18 until 6am on Tuesday, April 23.

Pedestrian access across the bridge will be maintained.

Further updates on progress of the following road improvements: Little Island | N40 | Dunkettle | N28 Progress Update can be found here 

Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) organises brokerage events/B2B matching, trade missions, conferences and workshops across Europe and internationally. Participating in these events will help your business develop international opportunities in Europe.

To-date the EEN has brought more than 90,000 companies to international brokerage events and company missions.

For more information, email: Margaret Kelly, your EEN Coordinator at Cork Chamber, and see full events listing below.

All businesses

• All businesses that import, export or move their goods and materials from or through the UK need to register with Revenue for a customs number (EORI number). This applies irrespective of the volume or value of trade undertaken.
• All businesses should review their supply chain to assess how it may be affected.
• Check if your business relies on products or services that are certified to conformity with EU regulations and standards by a UK body. These certificates or licences may no longer be valid in a no deal scenario and you will need to take the necessary steps to ensure compliance with EU regulations and standards. For further information, please see certification and licensing.

Businesses importing directly from the UK

• Businesses need to prepare for any new customs arrangements and regulatory checks and the impact they will have on their business. 
• Further information is available from Government of Ireland, is regularly updated with the latest developments so do check back regularly.

• KMC Homes take the Lead in Customer Service with their Client Smartphone App.
• Cork Event Offers Fresh Perspective on Alternative Dispute Resolution.
• Sandra Maher Proctor Gallagher Consultant launches in Cork.
• Cork Institute of Technology presents Alumni Awards.
• Oscars News for Cork Film Festival.

• Cork University Business School: Book launch Event April 11th.
• O'Flynn Exhams: Host Cope Foundation Flowers of Hope Coffee Morning April 12th.
• The Everyman: Light a Penny Candle - by Maeve Binchy
• Cork's Lifelong Learning Festival and The Triskel: Self-Publishing Know-How from Frank Kelly of Lettertec April 13th.
• The Irish Management Institute: Finance for the Non-Financial Manager April 24th
• Youghal GAA: presents Rivalries Renewed May 5th.