Success Stories
“AIB has been a long term member of the Chamber because Tralee Chamber Alliance is a strong brand in Kerry, and affiliated to Chambers Ireland led by a group committed to delivering results for Tralee and North Kerry.
The objectives of the Tralee Chamber Alliance and AIB are closely aligned in terms of supporting business whether start-ups or established SME’s.”
Stephen Stack, Senior Branch Manager at AIB
“Ballyseede Castle has been a proud member of Tralee Chamber for over 10 years.
The services that Tralee Chamber provide are very valuable to our business and we feel that our membership is an important part of our business going forward.”
Marnie Corscadden, Proprietor of Ballyseede Castle
“We are long-term members of Tralee Chamber as the chamber offers a great range of benefits to its members.
In our experience, the regular organising of Networking Events and Breakfast Briefings is a useful tool in forging new contacts and facilitating new business with other members.”
Kevin McCarthy, Managing Director of The Garvey Group
“I have been a member of Tralee Chamber for over 47 years & President for a few years in the late 1980s -90s. I have always felt secure being a member. It is great to know there is an association there, to inform you of what is happening through their website and when necessary, back you up.
They have helped in sculpturing Tralee and advised the County Council on the way forward for Tralee. I can tell anyone that being a member has given me confidence in my professional career, and I would not be where I am today without it.”
Billy Nolan, Nolan and Hilsers Jewellers
“When expanding NexGen Cyber’s presence in Ireland, we knew we wanted to start in our hometown of Tralee. Local businesses needed a trusted, accessible cybersecurity partner, and the Tralee Chamber played a key role in helping us connect with them.
From day one, the Chamber welcomed us into a supportive community focused on strengthening local enterprise. Their networking events introduced us to business owners who valued dependable cybersecurity guidance, helping us build strong relationships and reaffirming our commitment to protecting Tralee’s growing digital landscape.
What stood out most was how closely the Chamber’s values match our own; community focus, local impact, and giving back to where we come from. Their support has helped us establish deep roots while contributing meaningfully to Tralee’s success.
We’re proud to support organisations in our hometown and grateful to partner with a Chamber that champions local business with such passion.”
Michael O’Connor, Co‑Founder & CISO of NexGen Cyber
“As KP Therapy enters its fifth year, growing from strength to strength while serving the Tralee community, our membership of Tralee Chamber of Commerce has been a constant source of support and connection. The Chamber provides tailored advice, valuable networking opportunities, and a wide range of educational, informative, and social events that help local businesses stay engaged and forward-thinking. Through its newsletters and promotional platforms, we can stay informed while also sharing our own developments. Most importantly, Tralee Chamber gives businesses a collective voice and a strong sense of belonging, reinforcing the collaborative spirit that allows local enterprises, and the wider Tralee community, to thrive.”
Kevin Prunty, KP Therapy
“Kerry FC has found being part of Tralee Chamber Alliance to be a hugely positive experience. It’s a fantastic resource for local businesses and a great way to feel connected to the wider business community in Tralee.
The structured networking events are particularly valuable, making it easy to meet other local businesses, build relationships, and share ideas in a relaxed but professional setting. The sense of community and support within the Chamber really stands out.
As a club rooted in the local area, Kerry FC has greatly enjoyed being part of a network that actively supports local enterprise and collaboration. We would happily recommend the Tralee Chamber to any business looking to connect, grow, and engage locally.”
Erin Connolly, Kerry Football Club
“The Business Support Unit (BSU) at Kerry College joined the Tralee Chamber in 2023, and since then, we have significantly expanded our network and strengthened our connections within the local business community. The Chamber has played a central role in helping us engage with a wide range of employers, business owners, and professionals across Tralee and the wider region.
Our primary aim in joining the Chamber was to collaborate closely with its team and members to promote the extensive training opportunities available through Kerry College Business Support Unit, particularly those offered under the National Skills to Advance Initiative. This partnership has allowed us to raise awareness of upskilling pathways designed to support career progression, business growth, and workforce development.
Together with the Chamber, we are committed to ensuring that Tralee’s employers, employees, self-employed individuals, and business owners have access to the skills and training they need in order to thrive. We look forward to continuing this valuable partnership and building on the strong foundations established since 2023.”
Kasia Lyko, Kerry College
