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06 Sept 2025
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Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill and Dundalk Chamber Director Michael Gaynor
The Chamber were one of a number of groups which met the Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill at a meet and greet hosted by Louth TD Ruairi O’Murchu.
Dundalk Chamber of Commerce spokesperson Paddy Malone said: “We expressed our concern on matters which inhibited cross border businesses, including employers trying to accommodate remote working.
“We also briefed the First Minister on the ongoing collaboration between the three chambers, Drogheda, Dundalk and Newry in the areas of tourism, regional infrastructure and the website www.m1corridor.ie.
The Dundalk Chamber of Commerce group comprised of Pat McCormick, President ,Michael Gaynor, Director and Paddy Malone, PRO .
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