LETTERKENNY CHAMBER NEWS
Holding Creeslough in our Thoughts
Chamber President, Kristine Reynolds on behalf of the Chamber Council extends her sympathy to all in Creeslough. “As events unfolded on Friday, Letterkenny Chamber staff and Chamber Council, like the rest of the Donegal community, were in shock and disbelief. A...
Welcome New Chamber Member – On the Dot
A wonderful example of global reach by a Donegal Creative Agency; On the Dot work from their Donegal base, with a diverse portfolio of amazing clients and creatives all over the world. Executing design projects on behalf of artisan food producers and artists, to...
North West Business Groups Meet With An Taoiseach Micheál Martin
Representatives from the Letterkenny and Londonderry Chambers of Commerce met with An Taoiseach Micheál Martin in Letterkenny today (Friday 15 July) hosted by TCS, Letterkenny Global Delivery Centre during a visit to Letterkenny. Members from the two Chambers, who...
CCTV Extension Proposed for Letterkenny
Letterkenny Chamber in partnership with Donegal County Council and An Garda Siochana have applied to have the Community Based CCTV system extended in Letterkenny. The current CCTV system has been in place since 2009 and has been hugely helpful in terms of policing and...
Celebrating Business – Launching the Letterkenny Chamber Business Awards
The Letterkenny Chamber Business Awards are back bigger than ever. After doing online awards last year, Letterkenny Chamber is delighted to announce that the 2022 awards are underway. Chamber President Kristine Reynolds explains that there is great enthusiasm for the...
All Female Leadership Team in Letterkenny Chamber
In early 2022 Letterkenny Chamber was pleased to announce the second female President in its history. Over the years the Chamber has seen a steady increase in the number of women on the Chamber Council which is the board that manages the Chamber activity and strategy.
There has always been business women on the council but in recent years the number has increased where now there are 7out of a total of 17 members making this an historic moment.
All of these women have served on the Council for a number of years and have increasingly chaired sub-committees, leading the strategy of the chamber. This year five of them have stepped into leadership roles.