Granville Hotel staff raise €10,372.11 for Waterford Hospice in 2025
The Granville Hotel, Waterford, is proud to announce that its staff and guests have together raised an outstanding €10,372.11 throughout 2025 in support of Waterford Hospice, the hotel’s chosen Charity of the Year. The fundraising effort was driven by the enthusiasm, creativity, and community spirit of the Granville team. Staff took part in a series of initiatives over the year, including sponsored cycles and swims, breakfast mornings, and a new recycling project collecting cans for donation. The hotel
Waterford school champions for a cleaner tomorrow
On Monday, December 15th, fourteen Waterford secondary schools were represented at a reception in City Hall in recognition of their dedication to keeping their local areas litter-free. The Schools Litter challenge, now in its fifth year is sponsored by Tom Murphy Car Sales Toyota, in association with Waterford City and County Council and Waterford Chamber, saw secondary schools from across the city and county take part in the challenge. Abbey Community College Ferrybank emerged as the overall winner
Network Magazine - Issue 33
Click here to view/download PDF.IN THIS ISSUE:Waterford Business Awards celebrate outstanding local successPort of Waterford: 1,111 Years of Heritage, Trade, and InnovationWaterford Airport: a catalyst for regional growth and opportunityTaoiseach addresses future leaders at FaithleggMinister Jack Chambers highlights Waterford City Region as Ireland’s most competitive growth hubMajor wins for Dawn Meats GroupCantec Group announces acquisition of OfftechGreenvolt powers ahead in renewable energyWhere
Minister Jack Chambers highlights Waterford City Region as Ireland’s most competitive growth hub
The Waterford City Region Advantage Dinner convened key stakeholders from government, enterprise, international embassies and academia to examine the South East’s role in Ireland’s long-term economic strategy and regional development objectives. Organised by Waterford Chamber, in partnership with the regional Chambers of Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Dungarvan & West Waterford, and Tipperary, the event at Faithlegg, underscored the unique advantages of the region as a driver of investment, innovation, and
Network Magazine - Issue 32
Click here to view/download PDF.IN THIS ISSUE:The South East Advantage: A vision of opportunityThe status quo is never enoughChallenges to confront, opportunities to seizeWaterford leads with Innovation, Sustainability, and Inclusive GrowthNorth Quays: Shaping the future of Waterford’s waterfrontIDA’s Mary McEvoy is homeward boundPort of Waterford files multi-million euro offshore applicationGlassworks: Local development with global ambitionEnterprise Ireland driving export growth in the South EastPushing
Offshore wind a game changer for the South East
As Ireland works towards achieving its ambitious climate goals, the South East is emerging as a key player in the country’s offshore wind energy sector. This was clearly evident at the Strategic Off-Shore wind meeting held in the Port of Waterford and organised by Waterford Chamber, with the support of Energia and Vårgrønn. According to Kevin Doolin, President of Waterford Chamber: "2025 has the potential to be a pivotal year for offshore wind in Ireland, particularly for the South East. We stand at the
Offshore wind energy a 'transformative opportunity' for Waterford and the South-East
Multi-billion offshore investments could boost Waterford's economy and jobs market “The advent of offshore wind energy in Ireland provides a potentially transformative opportunity which must be harnessed for Waterford and the entire south-east region”, the President of Waterford Chamber of Commerce, Niall Harrington told delegates at a special conference held by the Chamber in the Houses of the Oireachtas in Dublin. "Waterford’s proximity to Ireland’s designated maritime areas for wind energy
