Profits fall at Cork Chamber but city ‘resilient’

CORK Chamber saw its pre-tax profits fall 33% to €65,329 last year but it said Ireland’s second city is showing strong resilience economically.

Turnover at the Chamber rose from €1.3 million to €1.4m, according to its latest annual report.

Bord Gáis chief executive John Mullins is expected to be elected president of the chamber at its AGM next month and once in office he will appoint a vice president.