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  1. September 2026 Newsletter

    Newsletter of the Irish Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong with the latest updates, past events and outlook.

  2. Newsletter August 2026

    The August 2026 newsletter published by the Irish Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong including news from Ireland, past and upcoming events as well as community news.

  3. July 2026 Newsletter

    The July 2026 newsletter of the Irish Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong with the latest news, updates and events.

  4. June 2026 Newsletter of the Irish Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong

    Recent news and updates from the Irish Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong.

  5. May 2026 Newsletter

    The monthly update by the Irish Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong on recent events, upcoming programme and news.

  6. March 2026 Newsletter of The Irish Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong

    The March 2026 newsletter published by the Irish Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong highlighting recent events, news and updates as well as upcoming events.

  7. February 2026 Newsletter

    The February 2026 Newsletter of The Irish Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong with the latest events, news and members’ info.

  8. January 2026 Newsletter

    The newsletter of the Irish Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong with the latest news, upcoming events and coverage of the latest China visit.

  9. December Newsletter | A wrap to a wonderful year!

    A year end roundup newsletter highlighting the Chamber’s successful Christmas Lunch including the Ambassador’s visit to Hong Kong.

  10. August Newsletter of the Irish Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong

    Latest updates from the Irish Chamber of Commerce highlighting past events, newsworthy items and upcoming events.

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From the issues

  1. Welcome to Our Newest Board Member: Maria Bourke

    Maria hails from Borrisokane, a small village in North Tipperary, and has called Hong Kong home for the past 16 years. She will play an integral role in putting together the Asia Pacific Irish Business Forum.

    July 2026 newsletter

  2. Young Professionals on the Radio!

    We pitched and secured an RTHK Radio 3 interview for two first-time attendees of the Young Professionals event: Anson Liu and Hanson Zhao, founders of the wellness brand VitaCore, on The Close with Carolyn Wright.

    July 2026 newsletter

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    RTHK’s Carolyn Wright with VitaCore’s Anson and Hanson
  3. Alexander May on RTHK Radio 3

    Our very own Alexander May joined Shazia Awan-Scully on RTHK Radio 3’s Brunch to share his journey from boardrooms and large transactions to handcrafting leather goods in Hong Kong.

    June 2026 newsletter

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    Alexander May on RTHK Radio 3’s Brunch
  4. Radio Stars

    Philly Quinn and Nikita Leung appeared live on RTHK Radio 3’s Brunch with Shazia Awan-Scully to talk all things St. Patrick’s Day, Irish exports, how the Chamber supports young professionals in Hong Kong and why Ireland produces so much wonderful music.

    March 2026 newsletter

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    Philly Quinn and Nikita Leung live on RTHK Radio 3’s Brunch
  5. Winning Big

    Philly Quinn and the team at Nicoll Curtin Technology (HK) Limited won the Best Global Technology Recruitment Partner award at the Hong Kong HR Awards 2025/26.

    March 2026 newsletter

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    Nicoll Curtin Technology at the Hong Kong HR Awards 2025/26
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