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Tim Butler, Kilkenny County Council; Brian McGee, IDA Ireland; Catherine Roycroft, Cartoon Saloon;, Paul O’ Shea, Aztec Group; Lar Power, Matthew Wallace, Ciaran Dunphy . Pics: Vicky Comerford
Local business leaders attended a breakfast briefing and networking event hosted by Kilkenny County Council in partnership with IDA Ireland on Wednesday.
The early morning event was hosted in Cartoon Saloon’s Barrack Street offices and was organised by Kilkenny County Council and IDA Ireland with the aim of facilitating communication and information flow between key players on both the supply and demand side for housing in Kilkenny.
More than 40 members of the business community, along with local developers and estate agents attended the briefing to discuss the current outlook, challenges, and opportunities in the current environment.
Speakers on the day included Kilkenny County Council Chief Executive Lar Power, who provided an update on housing and infrastructure developments in the city, and IDA Ireland South East Regional Development Manager Brian McGee who outlined strengths and ambitions for inward investment in the region.
READ MORE KILKENNY BUSINESS NEWS HERE
An interactive and informative panel discussion also took place with representatives from participating industries including Catherine Roycroft Cartoon Saloon, Paul O’Shea Aztec Group, Matt Wallace Wallace Contracting Ltd. and Ciaran Dunphy DNG Ella Dunphy.-1746800502533.jpg)
Kilkenny County Council Chief Executive Lar Power
To find out more about investing in or moving to Kilkenny see www.investkilkenny.ie and www.belongkilkenny.ie.
For additional information contact Kilkenny County Council’s Economic Development team through move@investmentkilkenny.ie
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