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Tipperary Chamber members pose with MEP Cynthia Ní Mhurchú
County Tipperary Chamber say they were "delighted to welcome MEP Cynthia Ní Mhurchú to Tipperary for a focused discussion with chamber members.
"Cynthia engaged directly with our local business leaders and committed to building an ongoing connection with the Chamber and the wider Tipperary business community.
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Key issues raised:
✅ Access to EU & NDP funding for rural regions
✅ Skills shortages & workforce inclusion
✅ Town centre revitalisation & vacancy
✅ Cost of doing business & SME finance
✅ Support for Chamber-led projects (Shop Local, BID, Women in Work)
✅ Connectivity & transport – including Waterford Airport
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"Thank you, Cynthia, for your time, energy, and open support for Tipperary," they posted on social media,
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