Mullingar Chamber advisory groups are relaunched
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Fran Aldritt (Mullingar Chamber of Commerce CEO) with Louise Ahearne from Writech.Image 2 of 14
Catriona Duffy (Local Enterprise Office) with Berty Dunne from the Annebrook House Hotel).Image 3 of 14
Julie Maher and Agnes Burke (Agnes Burke Hairdressing) with James Bourke (Mullingar Chamber of Commerce president).Image 4 of 14
John Bawle (Mullingar Tidy Towns), Des Walsh (Walsh’s Jewellers), Ross Brunton (Columbia Bar) and Rosie McCormack (Westmeath Community Development)Image 5 of 14
John Ledwith and Dave Watkin from Base Computers.Image 6 of 14
Cllr Bill Collentine and John Hunt from TEG.Image 7 of 14
Barry Bracken (Cherry Blossom), Orla Duncan (Cookie Web) and Maura Carey (Cherry Blossom).Image 8 of 14
Aisling Garry, Ciara Corbett, Sylvia Fallon, Joan Murtagh and Laura Brady from Kinnear and Co Accountants.Image 9 of 14
Mark Kelly and Lucas Flynn from Galvin For Men.Image 10 of 14
Jim Bourke (Mullingar Autos) and Thomas Flynn (Flynn Fuel Services).Image 11 of 14
Makayla McCormack and Matt Doyle from the Spiced Bean Cafe with Paul Lynch who provided the entertainment.Image 12 of 14
Daniel McCrann and Shannon McCullough from Westmeath Window Cleaning.Image 13 of 14
Mark Raftery (Kinnear and Co) and Tom Allen (North Midlands Credit Union).Image 14 of 14
Des Maguire (Des Maguire Hair and Beauty Supplies) with Tomás Nally.Mullingar Chamber relaunched its advisory groups with a social BBQ for all local businesses. The move is with a view to strengthening the connections among the businesses in the area and offering a defined channel for members to offer their feedback.
More 50 local businesses were represented at the event, which took place at the Annebrook House Hotel on Friday September 27.
Addressing the gathering on the night, James Bourke, president of Mullingar Chamber said: “The good attendance here this evening shows a willingness from our business community to engage and support each other. That was our aim here today, to bring businesses together, not just chamber members but all businesses who operate in our town and to drive the Chambers purpose of making Mullingar a better place to work, live and do business.”
Following the success of the BBQ, Mullingar Chamber plans to follow up with more in person gatherings to engage local business people, for both feedback and networking purposes.