Transition Omagh shortlisted in NIE Energy’s BIG Energy Saving Challenge Transition Omagh is one of just six community organisations from across Northern Ireland who have been selected to compete in The BIG Energy Saving Challenge, an exciting new initiative from NIE Energy which is giving £100,000 to communities ...

Omagh Chamber members attending the launch of Omagh Business Awards from L-R: Joe Byrne MLA, Gabriel Fox (Bank of Ireland), Lorraine Griffin (Past President), Chris Kelly (President, Omagh Chamber of Commerce),Dominic McClements (General Manager, Ulster Herald) & Gerard O’Hanlon (Stredia) Awards to ...

Best Dressed Window Competiton – Omagh District Council in conjunction with the Ulster Herald and Omagh Chamber of Commerce have come together to produce a Special St Patrick’s Day Window Competition for local businesses.  The aim is to encourage businesses to embrace the public holiday as a key event in ...

Omagh Chamber of Commerce would like to invite you to a lunch event which has been kindly sponsored by the Bank of England. Please find full details below. DATE: Friday the 4th March VENUE: Silverbirch Hotel, Omagh TIME: 12.30pm to 2pm SPEAKER: Gillian Anderson, Bank of England Deputy Agent TOPIC: Bank of England ...

To appear in: Belfast Telegraph  |  From: Friday 29th October  |  Release date: Friday 29th October Omagh Chamber of Commerce Leads Social Media Campaign Facebook Christmas – Omagh Your Story Omagh Chamber of Commerce is leading a new Social Media Marketing Strategy for Omagh.  The intention is to ...

The Lisanelly Education Village proposal is a wonderful opportunity that no other town in the UK has. To have an integrated education facility such as this will create further opportunities for the town centre that must be well thought out to maximise this unique opportunity for the future development of the town. The ...

It is an exciting time for business development in Omagh with a number of competing multi-million pound inward investment proposals currently awaiting planning permission. These have the potential to create thousands of jobs and give the local economy a huge boost not just in the coming years but for generations to ...

The immediate development of the new £190 million Omagh Area Hospital is a priority for the Chamber. The hospital is a vital piece of infrastructure for the economic growth of the town. We have been in regular contact with the Health Minister and the Developing Better Services team who keep us well informed of how ...

Omagh businesses are in line for a major boost when the new A5 dual carriageway is constructed. This £850 million investment in the west of the province is a key infrastructure project that will allow through traffic from Dublin to Derry to keep going and not congest the town. But also, with the three major junctions ...

The Omagh: Towards a City Vision for 2025 document is intended to serve as a ‘road map for the future advancement and sustainable development of Omagh.’ It sets out the challenges which must be addressed and identifies what constricts development, and outlines the changes and initiatives over the next decades ...