Wednesday Dec 4 | 5.30pm - 7pm | The Kiln, Heineken

Last chance to register for a visit to the site steeped in Cork history and network with fellow Chamber members.

Fri Dec 13 | 12:30pm – 3:30pm | Fota Island Resort

With plenty of festive food and drink, music, raffle prizes and much more, it is the perfect seasonal event for entertaining clients and colleagues!

Tickets for the Cork Chamber Annual Dinner will go on sale on December 6 on Cork Chamber Events webpage here.

Members booking tickets will need their member login details. Forgotten passwords can be retrieved on the members page here.

The annual dinner will be held on Friday February 7, 2020 at City Hall, Cork.

Tuesday December 10th | 9am - 1pm | Republic of Work

In light of the growing importance of market diversification, this upcoming mission and business matching programme is focused on business services including software development, data analytics, cloud infrastructure and business advisory. Register to meet the visiting Maltese companies and find out more about valuable opportunities for your business.

This mission is being hosted by Enterprise Europe Network at Cork Chamber.

The Cork Chamber Export Documentation Service will close at 4pm Friday 20 December 2019 reopening at 9.00am Thursday 2 January 2020. 

Certification on Friday 20 December:

• Full Service documents to be submitted before 11am for collection before 3.30pm
• Counter Service will close at 3.30pm
• Online Certification 9am–5pm

If you have any export query or require further information please email Imelda here or call on 021 453130, alternatively email Leigh here or call on 021 4530148.

The Enterprise Europe Network manages Europe's largest online database of Business Opportunities.

Search for business or academic partners to manufacture, distribute, co-develop and supply your products, ideas and services. 

Read More about the Business Opportunities currently found in Belgium. 

At the recent Cork Chamber Dublin Dinner, Chamber President Paula Cogan spoke passionately about the role of the Chamber in making the Cork the best place for business.

Drawing on input from thought Leaders Councils, the Chamber membership and Cork's youth, Paula Cogan said "We must look at progress through a new lens and identify new opportunities. [...]  Right now in 2019, if we are not fair and sustainable, we are not doing the right thing. Tomorrow, if we are not fair and sustainable, we will not be competitive."

Fianna Fail’s Padraig O’Sullivan has been elected to the Dáil in Cork North Central in Friday’s bye-election.

Cork Chamber looks forward to engaging with Deputy O'Sullivan in the near future.