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Welcome to the Clonmel Chamber Website!

The Chamber is a Company Limited by Guarantee and is governed by a Council of twelve elected annually at the Annual General Meeting.  The Council is chaired by the Chamber President (or in his absence by the Vice President). The Council meets monthly, or more frequently if necessary.  Sub-committees are put in place from time to time to deal with specific topics or projects. Clonmel Chamber is affiliated to Chambers Ireland. In 1998 the Chamber purchased a fine three storey listed building at 8 Sarsfield Street and this has ensured that the Chamber has a visible and dignified presence in the town centre.  The Chamber is a membership organisation and the Chamber represents the best interests of its members while working to its Mission which is:

“To generate an environment for spectacular business success while reinforcing Clonmel’s quality of life.”
The Chamber's road map is contained in the Operating Plan 2007/2009

Southern Tipperary Skillnet
Clonmel Chamber, through the Southern Tipperary Skillnet offers your business the opportunity to avail of industry led training on your doorstep.  Click on Southern Tipperary Skillnet to find out more!

Southern Tipperary Skillnet 

Looking forward

Please click on link below for Calendar of Events.

Chamber Council

President - Tina Mulhearne (HR Direct) 

Vice President - Peter O'Donnell (Sinclair Property)

Council members

John Cooney (Boston Scientific)             
Declan Byrne (Oaklodge Residential)
Kevin Finn (Abbott Vascular)  
Denis Hayes (Bulmers)  
Walter Heneghan (Clonmel Healthcare)    
Gervase McAleavey (Merck Sharp & Dohme)
Kieran Quigley (Northview Training & Development)   
Deirdre Twomey (Clonmel Park Hotel)
Brian Cleary (Tipperary Recruitment)
Valerie O'Reilly (Unicorn PR)
Denise Farrell (Halifax)

Please click on any of the links below for further information on each item.



Attached document Balancing Growth with the Regeneration of Clonmel's Town Centre
Attached document Calendar of Events
Attached document Clonmel's Tourism Potential, Brid O'Connell
Attached document Irish Rail's Vision for Clonmel
Attached document Membership Form
Attached document Michael Lynch, Senior Executive Planner, South Tipperary County Council
Attached document Oppportunity for Investment


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