Swedish Chamber of Commerce Ireland

24/11/2023

A very small number of tickets for tomorrow night’s Sankta Lucia concert have become available. These will sell out extremely quickly, so get yours at the link below!

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce runs Ireland's biggest and best Sankta Lucia celebrations every winter. Get your tickets here!

22/11/2023

We have a new website! This is the home of Swedish business in Ireland.

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Ireland - the home of Swedish-Irish business and cultural connections.

08/02/2022

The sixth Nordic-Irish Partnership event on Smart Cities focuses on circular economy. The webinar will explore this topic in a Nordic and island of Ireland context.
Register your interest to learn more about this through speakers from Denmark, Finland and Sweden.

When? Thursday, February 10, 2022 - 09:00

Find out more and register FREE now: https://www.ivi.ie/ivi-webinars
https://www.maynoothuniversity.ie/research/research-news-events/upcoming-events/6th-nordic-irish-partnership-event-smart-cities

The sixth Nordic-Irish Partnership event on Smart Cities focuses on circular economy. The webinar will explore this topic in a Nordic and island of Ireland context.

24/11/2021

It's official now! New Ambassador Magnus Rydén presented his credentials to President Michael D. Higgins today.

12/01/2021

In our next Nordic Green series organised by the Nordic embassies together with All Ireland Smart Cities Forum and Business Sweden, we will be discussing Carbon Capture and Storage.
Register your interest to learn more about this through speakers from Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.
Webinar taking place Thursday 14 January 9.00 to 10.45.

05/11/2020

This is getting closer now..

Brexit Withdrawal Agreement

08/09/2020

Join in the next Smart City series, a collaboration between the Nordic embassies in Ireland and All Ireland Smart Cities Forum! This time the theme is on district heating : the journey to date and future potential in Ireland and the Nordic countries.

When: 16th September
Time: 09.00 - 10.45 am
Click on the link in attached flyer to register

27/07/2020

Sweden’s response to the coronavirus has been much covered by international press alike in recent months. Countries choose different approaches to fight and limit the spread, and the Swedish Institute has summarised a brief introduction to Sweden’s strategy, with links to relevant authorities.

Countries choose different approaches to fight the coronavirus and limit the spread of Covid-19. Here’s a brief summary of how Sweden handles the pandemic.

15/07/2020

SCCI says welcome to latest member Icomera. For more information on this very Swedish company please see:
https://www.icomera.com/about/

Stay safe!

10/07/2020

Feeling challenged business wise by Covid-19? Business Sweden may be able to help

Are your sales being hit by coronavirus disruption? We’re here to support you. Our business developers are on the ground in more than 40 markets and can step in to solve your challenges. Contact our team via the Corona Response Desk available 24/7.

19/06/2020

Hammarby Sjöstad (close pronounciation Hamarbi shostad). From a rundown area to a sustainable development and one of Stockholm's largest urban regeneration projects and unifies goals in land-use, transportation, building design, energy, water and waste that allowed the scheme to achieve a 50% reduction in energy consumption and carbon emissions,:
https://whitearkitekter.com/project/hammarby-sjostad/

19/06/2020

Into Swedish food and would like to see more of it in Ireland? The below could be of interest then..

Learn more about Swedish food with Try Swedish

21/05/2020

Today one of Sweden's favourite icons turns 75 years!
We are talking about Pippi Långstrump (or Pippi Longstocking as you may know her)
Why not celebrate this with cake for your "fika" (tea/coffee break) today?
The company of Pippi's pets are optional :-)

24/03/2020

Curious to see how the Swedish companies are faring now?

New flash survey tracks the impact in China: production is restarting but travel restrictions and reduced demand are crippling sales.