Date: 28th November 
Time: 08:15 - 15:00
Venue: Floor 16, County Hall, followed by lunch in Vertigo
Cost: Free but registration is essential 
To book: here 

Following Ireland’s successful exit from the EU/IMF Programme, what lies in store? Where is Ireland’s recovery heading? What is the role of the EU in improving Ireland’s competitiveness?

On Friday, 28th November 2014, the European Commission Representation in Ireland in conjunction with Cork Chamber will host a Conference addressing these and other questions. This Conference will focus on the European Union’s arrangements for improved economic governance – the so-called 'European Semester' and will explore the implications it will have for the Irish economy.

Minister Joan Burton TD, Tánaiste will feature as one of the Key Note speakers on the day, as well as Minister Simon Coveney TD. There will be a variety of influential and high level speakers from both the public and private sector, academics, private industry leaders and media, who will discuss what Ireland’s economic policy and reform priorities should be in the years ahead.


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