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The County Wexford Chamber Leadership Summit 2025 takes place on November 20 at the Riverside Park Hotel, Enniscorthy. Hosted by Ciara Doherty, the event features top speakers, panels, networking, and showcases focused on leadership, innovation, and AI. It runs from 9am to 4pm and includes lunch and interactive sessions.
County Wexford Chamber CEO Paula Roche joined Chambers Ireland’s delegation to Brussels, engaging EU policymakers and attending the European Parliament of Enterprises 2025. Discussions focused on trade, competitiveness, and clean energy. The delegation also met Voka and Ireland’s EU Representation, strengthening advocacy and ensuring Wexford businesses’ voices influence European policy.
The visit strengthened Canada–County Wexford relations, highlighting opportunities in trade, innovation, and clean energy. Discussions covered CETA, Ireland’s strategic EU role, and Canada’s growth sectors. Emphasis was placed on shared legal systems, competitive advantages, and upcoming trade missions, fostering stronger bilateral ties to boost investment, innovation, and regional prosperity.
We’re thrilled to welcome Midland Tyre Services as a Corporate Partner at County Wexford Chamber. As Ireland’s largest independent tyre company, Midland operates nationwide across wholesale, retail, and fleet services. With 33 mobile vans, top-tier partnerships, and a strong reputation for service and reliability, they proudly support leading transport operators and keep Ireland’s fleets moving.
County Wexford Chamber met Minister Peter Burke to discuss Pre-Budget 2026 priorities: infrastructure, enterprise, and education. Key topics included life sciences, semiconductors, tourism, renewable energy, entrepreneurship, labour market flexibility, and investment in regional education and research.
County Wexford Chamber Calls for Strategic Investment to Drive Sustainable Growth in Pre-Budget Submission
County Wexford Chamber has today published its Pre-Budget Submission 2026, setting out the key priorities needed to support economic growth, business competitiveness, and community wellbeing across the county.
County Wexford Chamber has today published its Pre-Budget Submission 2026, setting out the key priorities needed to support economic growth, business competitiveness, and community wellbeing across the county.
The IDA Ireland team visited County Wexford to discuss foreign direct investment opportunities, key infrastructure projects, and future collaboration to boost regional economic growth and innovation.
County Wexford Chamber proudly hosted the European Parliament’s Transport & Tourism Committee for a strategic visit showcasing the region’s infrastructure achievements, business leadership, and future in Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE).
The delegation was led by Chair Dariusz Joński MEP and included members of the European Parliament from:
Ireland – Cynthia Ní Mhurchú and Nina Carberry
Poland – Dariusz Joński and Maciej Wąsik
Hungary – Annamaria Vicsek
Germany – Siegbert Droese
Denmark – Asger Christensen
The visit was further supported by our own elected representatives:
Deputy George Lawlor TD, Senator Cathal Byrne, and the Cathaoirligh and Leas-Cathaoirligh of municipal districts from across County Wexford
The delegation was led by Chair Dariusz Joński MEP and included members of the European Parliament from:
Ireland – Cynthia Ní Mhurchú and Nina Carberry
Poland – Dariusz Joński and Maciej Wąsik
Hungary – Annamaria Vicsek
Germany – Siegbert Droese
Denmark – Asger Christensen
The visit was further supported by our own elected representatives:
Deputy George Lawlor TD, Senator Cathal Byrne, and the Cathaoirligh and Leas-Cathaoirligh of municipal districts from across County Wexford
County Wexford Chamber CEO Paula Roche joined the July 14 launch of a five-year Destination and Experience Development Plan (DEDP) by Fáilte Ireland and Ireland’s Ancient East. Aimed at making Wexford a top year-round coastal destination, the plan builds on its strong tourism base—919,000 annual visitors and €210 million in revenue.
Backed by Wexford County Council, the DEDP outlines six major projects, including expanding attractions, improving greenways, and developing outdoor and coastal facilities. It also includes support initiatives in accommodation, events, food tourism, and sustainability—driving economic growth and enriching visitor experiences.
Backed by Wexford County Council, the DEDP outlines six major projects, including expanding attractions, improving greenways, and developing outdoor and coastal facilities. It also includes support initiatives in accommodation, events, food tourism, and sustainability—driving economic growth and enriching visitor experiences.
On June 19, County Wexford Chamber was honoured to host a distinguished delegation of South African businesses and representatives for a high-impact B2B networking event. The gathering brought together local and international stakeholders to explore opportunities for collaboration, trade, and innovation between Ireland and South Africa.
County Wexford Chamber is delighted to welcome Colm Neville and the team at Riverside Park Hotel as our newest Corporate Partner.
We are absolutely delighted to have taken home two prestigious awards at this year’s Chambers Ireland Awards:
Supporting Business Award – for the successful integration of Enniscorthy & District Chamber
Digital Campaigns Award – for the launch of the County Wexford Shop Local Gift Card
These achievements reflect the power of collaboration and community spirit. We extend our appreciation to our Board members Lorcán Kinsella, Brendan Crowley, and Ed Murphy for their instrumental roles in the integration process. We also want to thank the wider business community and our members who rallied behind this initiative in 2024 – your support made all the difference.
Supporting Business Award – for the successful integration of Enniscorthy & District Chamber
Digital Campaigns Award – for the launch of the County Wexford Shop Local Gift Card
These achievements reflect the power of collaboration and community spirit. We extend our appreciation to our Board members Lorcán Kinsella, Brendan Crowley, and Ed Murphy for their instrumental roles in the integration process. We also want to thank the wider business community and our members who rallied behind this initiative in 2024 – your support made all the difference.
We were pleased to welcome Michelle Aylward and Sharon Higgins from County Tipperary Chamber to County Wexford Chamber this week.












