By invitation of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Cork Chamber is today participating in an all-island civic dialogue on Brexit taking place in Kilmainham.

The dialogue brings together political representatives from North and South of the border as well as business representation groups and community organisations.

Throughout the day, the Chamber Network will be raising competitiveness issues following the vote for Brexit, call for increased investment in infrastructure,  and expanded business supports to incentivise regions and sectors at particular risk as a result of the British vote.

For those of you interested, you can follow the discussions onTwitter on @dfatirl and @merrionstreet using #allislanddialogue.