Archive for the ‘business-employment’ CategoryKeelings Fruit and Veg Plant looking to ‘Grow’ Their Business …Thursday, April 29th, 2010
David visited Keelings with a delegation from Fingal County Council to tour the facility and to listen to their future plans for growing their business. They currently operate under an Agri-business status. However, they propose to ...
Councillor David McGuinness - http://www.davidmcguinness.ie/
‘Change’ on way as centre to closeWednesday, January 27th, 2010
SOME 85 Fingal employees face an uncertain future with the news the Teagasc agricultural centre in Kinsealy is set to shut.
Businesses set to face increased rate liabilityWednesday, September 23rd, 2009
MORE than 2,600 Fingal businesses, predominantly in the retail sector, will face a cumulative increased rate liability of approximately € 13 million under the revaluation process under way in the region. County Manager David O'Connor said he was extremely concerned at the impact some of the rate increases determined through the process would have on ratepayers, particularly in light of the very difficult year ahead.
Food fest aims to put the bite back in Howth’s nightlifeMonday, August 3rd, 2009
An initiative aimed at Irish foodies is taking place in Howth this month in an effort to revive the nightlife of the seaside town.
The resort still bustles during the day according to councillors, but some admit its nightlife is not what it once was.
Howth's Mystery Dine takes place next Friday, July 24, at 7.30pm in an effort to highlight what the town has to offer in the evenings.
Business revaluations create stormWednesday, July 22nd, 2009Struggling companies fear major rate hikesWednesday, July 22nd, 2009Action Needed To Help Howth Fishing IndustryTuesday, June 30th, 2009
Representatives of Sinn Féin held a meeting in Howth on 30th April with local fishermen from County Fingal to discuss the issues currently threatening the livelihood and culture of those in the fishing industry. The meeting was attended by Mary Lou McDonald, and Martin Ferris TD, party spokesperson on Agriculture and Rural Development and Marine and Natural Resources. Local area Reps Fergus Byrne (Balbriggan Ward) and Colm Ó Murchadha (Howth / Malahide Ward) were also present.Local fishermen outlined the crisis facing them, as severe restrictions have been placed upon them regarding the number of days they are allowed to fish ...
Fishermen air grievances at Howth meetingWednesday, May 20th, 2009
FISHERMEN from across Fingal gathered in Howth recently to air their grievances on issues...
Funding for small businessSaturday, May 2nd, 2009
The real future of this country lies with the entrepreneurs who have the skill and ability to creat...
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