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Drogheda, Dundalk and Newry unite to drive strategic growth along the M1 Corridor
Drogheda, Dundalk and Newry unite to drive strategic growth along the M1 Corridor

Irish Independent

time01-07-2025

  • Business
  • Irish Independent

Drogheda, Dundalk and Newry unite to drive strategic growth along the M1 Corridor

M1 Corridor vision for Ireland's 'Sixth City' now firmly established The Argus The Chambers of Commerce for Drogheda, Dundalk, and Newry have submitted a joint proposal to the National Development Plan (NDP) 2025, emphasising the strategic importance of the M1 Corridor as the dynamic heart of the Dublin-Belfast Economic Corridor (DBEC). 'Our vision for the M1 Corridor as a 'Sixth City' on the island of Ireland is now firmly established. With the right investment, this corridor can unlock enormous economic potential and enhance quality of life for our communities,' said Paddy Malone, PRO of Dundalk Chamber.

Dundalk's Chamber incoming President welcomes deputation from her Finnish homeland
Dundalk's Chamber incoming President welcomes deputation from her Finnish homeland

Irish Independent

time16-05-2025

  • Business
  • Irish Independent

Dundalk's Chamber incoming President welcomes deputation from her Finnish homeland

This visit held special significance for the incoming President of Dundalk Chamber, Hanna McDonnell, whose is Finnish. She expressed particular enthusiasm for fostering stronger ties between Dundalk and Finland. Ms. Heinola outlined Finland's growing interest in a wide range of sectors beyond its traditional strengths in forestry and wood products. Notably, she highlighted opportunities in digital services, including data centres and E-Health. Paddy Malone, PRO of the Chamber, discussed the region's active E-Health sector, which is centred around the DkIT Incubation Centre. He also outlined Dundalk's strong industrial heritage in engineering and beverages, alongside its newer ventures in pharmaceuticals, including MSD (formerly WuXi). Ms. Heinola also inquired about the impact of Brexit on the region. Mr. Malone explained that, thanks to the Protocol and Windsor Framework, there has been no change in the movement of goods. However, he noted that service industries are not yet covered by these agreements. Ms. Heinola concluded the visit by offering support to any Dundalk business interested in developing links with Finland.

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