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Limerick Chamber launches podcast and unveils key insights from the Limerick City Centre Report
Limerick Chamber Podcast – The Podcast features Chamber CEO, Dee Ryan in an engaging conversation with the report’s author, Seán Golden, Limerick Chamber Chief Economist. Pictured above at City Centre Report launch with Miriam O’Connor, President Limerick Chamber.
Limerick Chamber Podcast provides a comprehensive overview of the recently released ‘Limerick City Centre Report’
Limerick Chamber, the Mid-West’s largest business representative body, is thrilled to announce the launch of an insightful podcast aimed at providing a comprehensive overview of the recently released ‘Limerick City Centre Report’. The podcast, a one-off special edition, serves as an invaluable explainer, summarising the report’s key findings and shedding light on the latest Central Statistics Office (CSO) data and findings from a survey conducted by Limerick Chamber in late 2023.
The Podcast features Chamber CEO, Dee Ryan in an engaging conversation with the report’s author, Seán Golden, Limerick Chamber Chief Economist. The unique and informative discussion delves into the intricate details of the report, offering listeners a behind-the-scenes understanding of the research process and the implications of the findings for the future development of Limerick’s city centre.
In a time where informed decision-making is more critical than ever, the podcast serves as a vital resource for businesses, policymakers, and the community at large. The report, based on a meticulous analysis of both quantitative and qualitative data, paints a comprehensive picture of the current state of Limerick’s city centre and provides actionable insights for stakeholders looking to contribute to its growth and vitality.
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Dee Ryan, CEO of Limerick Chamber, said “We are excited to bring this special podcast episode to listeners. The Limerick city centre report was a huge project undertaken by Seán and the policy team in recent months and represents a significant effort to understand the dynamics of our city’s core. Through this podcast, we aim to make the findings accessible to a wider audience and spark meaningful conversations about the future of Limerick’s city centre.”
Listeners can expect an engaging and informative discussion, with Seán Golden offering in-depth insights into the economic landscape, trends, and challenges uncovered by the report.
The podcast is available on Spotify and RSS platforms, and also directly from Limerick Chamber ensuring easy access for anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of Limerick’s city centre dynamics.
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