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The Communications Series

Introducing our five-week online programme of workshops designed to equip you with the skills and insights needed to thrive in today’s digital landscape.

Business Support Pack Launch

Minister Paschal Donohoe speaks at the launch of Ireland’s first comprehensive business support pack in Waterford.

Why Membership Is Important

There are many reasons why businesses want to be part of this dynamic and engaging business network – let our valued members tell you why!

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Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber Of Commerce

An Independent, collective of businesses in Dungarvan & West Waterford focused on advancing together. Supporting each other to create a thriving economy for all.

Why join the

CHAMBER?

The Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber is here to create, support, maintain and promote a positive environment for business in West Waterford

What the Chamber does

  • Fixes problems
  • Promotes opportunities
  • Pre-empts challenges
  • Promotes business
  • Lobbies business issues
  • Connects B2B
  • Connects B2C
  • Offers an instant community
  • Provides a strong support system
  • Promotes Dungarvan & West Waterford

Business Start-Up Guide

Starting a business? Our handy guide compiles all the contacts you need to get up and running.

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Sold in Chamber Vouchers

Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber Shopping Vouchers can be redeemed in over 150 businesses in West Waterford. They are an ideal gift and are also perfect for staff bonuses. In the last decade, over €7 million of Dungarvan & West Waterford Chamber Shopping Vouchers have been purchased locally.

TOURIST DESTINATION

Dungarvan is the home of the Deise Greenway

The world-class 45km Waterford Greenway runs from Dungarvan to Waterford along the route of an old railway line. Since it was officially opened in 2017, it has become a beacon drawing visitors to the Deise from all over Ireland and abroad.