Roisin McQuillan, Author at Kilkenny Chamber

4th Chambers Ireland survey highlights the regional differences in re-opening the economy.

by Roisin McQuillan | Jun 15, 2020 | News, Uncategorized

Chambers Ireland and our nationwide network of Chambers has published results from a survey of the Irish business community. This survey sought to quantify and highlight the impact of COVID-19 on businesses in our towns, cities and regions across the country. The...

Chamber Chat – Government Agency Supports for Businesses returning to work

by Roisin McQuillan | Jun 4, 2020 | News

Another very interesting Chamber Chat was held today, 4th June, with contributions from Owen Clifford, Head of Retail Bank of Ireland, Deirdre Parkinson, Microfinance Ireland and John Madigan, Strategic Banking Corporation of Ireland. You can view the recording of the...

Chamber Chat: Returning to Work Safely

by Roisin McQuillan | May 21, 2020 | News

The video recording of this event can be found here. This week’s Chamber Chat considered the Government Protocol for returning to work safely and how this can be practically applies in the workplace. Guest speakers were: Lisa Carroll from Worksafe Solutions,...

Consumer Sentiment Survey

by Roisin McQuillan | May 20, 2020 | News

Kilkenny Chamber recently ran a locally based survey to ascertain Consumer Sentiment about the prospect of all businesses reopening over the coming weeks in line with the Government approved Road Map. Not surprisingly, since commencement of the lockdown, shoppers have...

Useful Back to Work Templates from the HSA

by Roisin McQuillan | May 19, 2020 | News

The Health & Safety Authority has prepared and published a series of templates which are useful for both Employees and Employers who are returning to work.

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Chamber Update

For the duration of the Covid-19 crisis, Kilkenny Chamber staff will be working from home and will continue to provide our full range of services.

We will continue to lobby on behalf of businesses throughout this challenging time and are scheduled to have regular meetings with the Dept of the Taoiseach as the situation evolves.

Keep up to date with us on our website www.kilkennychamber.ie, or on our social media pages.

We are still working on your behalf and you can contact us on 056 7752767, or at admin@kilkennychamber.ie. We are thinking of all those businesses who have taken the difficult, but correct, decision to close their doors until further notice, and we look forward to supporting them all when they reopen.

We also encourage everyone to support those businesses which will remain open – in so far as is safe.

Thank you to all those front-line workers who are working hard to keep us all safe and well.