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Go Green for Limerick! Limerick Chamber challenges Cork businesses to a ‘flag-off’ ahead of Final

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Limerick Chamber Go Green – Limerick Chamber CEO, Dee Ryan and Chamber President Donnacha Hurley announcing a ‘Flag-Off’ and calling all Limerick businesses to join the workplace decoration challenge ahead of the  All Ireland Final. Picture: Paul Mullins

Go Green for Limerick! Limerick Chamber challenges Cork businesses to a ‘flag-off’ ahead of Final

Limerick Chamber has thrown down the gauntlet to Cork Chamber and challenged their respective business communities to out-do each other flying county colours ahead of final day.

In a communication to members Chamber CEO Dee Ryan said ‘Let’s beat Cork on and off the pitch! I’m calling on all members, across the county, to go green at home and at work and let’s show Cork who the All-Ireland Champion Supporters are!’


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For the ‘flag-off’ the Chamber is calling on everyone to show their support for the Limerick team by proudly flying flags and lighting their workplaces in green to help boost the atmosphere ahead of the final.

“Excitement and banter for the match is building and in a bit of back and forth with the Cork Chamber CEO Conor Healy I threw down the challenge that our Limerick business community could out-do the Cork businesses in terms of showing support for our teams.  So I’m putting the call out to our businesses – if you have a flag-pole, or any sort of lights we need them to be green!

Continuing she said “The Limerick hurlers with their hard work, drive and dedication to skills development are an immense source of pride. – in many ways they are a sporting mirror of the talent and drive we see in our Limerick business community. Let’s do them proud in this friendly ‘flag-off’. Luimneach Abú!”

In preparation for match-day, Limerick City & County Council has placed hundreds of flags and several kilometres of green and white bunting across the county, as well as flags on Limerick city bridges and other key locations in the city and county towns. 

Calling on businesses to also be dressed in green, the Chamber said “Join the challenge by posting your pics online in the build up this week to the match using #LimerickvCork and tagging @LimerickChamber and @CorkChamber.” 

About Limerick and Cork Chambers:

Cork Chamber and Limerick Chamber are the second and third largest Chambers of Commerce in Ireland, together representing approx. 1,600 members supporting 150,000 jobs. 

The Chambers are separate grass-roots business representative organisations, each governed by Boards of directors elected from within their respective memberships.   

Each Chamber is focused on enhancing the local operating environment for businesses in their respective counties. As members of Chambers Ireland the organisations regularly collaborate on matters pertaining to members, including a joint lobbying campaign in support of the M20 Cork to Limerick motorway in 2017.

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