There are a small number of tickets still available for our Annual Dinner on 11th October. Over 1,500 business leaders will gather on the night to hear from urban planner and architect, Jan Gehl and Minister for Finance & Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe. 

Our President Anne O'Leary will also present the outputs of the National Conversation, which saw us host events in Limerick, Galway, Cork and Waterford to discuss the future of our city regions. The Annual Dinner is the premiere event in our calendar and is kindly sponsored by AIB, individual tickets and tables are available to book here or you can contact Carol carol@dublinchamber.ie for more details. 

New direct flights between Ireland and Hong Kong by Cathay Pacific open up many new opportunities for Irish firms, the purpose of this mission is to identify new opportunities for companies in the lucrative Asian Market.  The mission is organised by Dublin Chamber and The Ireland Hong Kong Business Forum in partnership with the Consulate General of Ireland to Hong Kong and Macau and Hong Kong Trade Development Council. 

The programme will include networking activities and will be varied to include insights, site visits and activities across a number of sectors including Finance, Fintech, F&B and Smart Technologies. Please contact Valentina valentina@dublinchamber.ie for more information

High levels of confidence - Key priorities for Irish business leaders ahead of Budget 2019 include improving national infrastructure, reducing the personal tax burden, dealing with the housing crisis to supporting the labour force and boosting Ireland's competitiveness.

Calls for measures to support entrepreneurship ahead of Brexit and a sense of mixed views on many new international tax proposals also dominate.  These are some of the key messages from PwC's pre-Budget 2019 survey, the results of which are published today.