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EXCEPTIONAL DEMAND FOR CRUISE HOSPTIALITY STAFF
To discuss this project please contact:
Brian McCarthy, Senior Planner
Clare County Council
Ph: 00 353 65 6846556
www.claremez.com
@clare_mez
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE TRAINING CENTRE
The global cruise industry is expanding
rapidly and there is currently a severe
shortage of qualified staff. Training for
each potential staff member is often
conducted at different geographical
locations, at multiple sites, and must fit
into the schedules of different training
providers increasing costs for employers
and students.
Current training facilities also serve other
industrial sectors and less than a handful
globally are geared to the cruise industry
specifically. Even if the cruise lines were to
retain 100% of their current staff complement
they would still require an additional 70,000
additional staff members in 2019 alone.
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE HOSPITALITY TRAINING FACILITY RECEIVES €1.78M IN SEED FUNDING
Through the Regional Development
Fund, Clare County Council was
awarded €1.78m in funding to support
their investment in developing an
International Cruise Hospitality Training
Facility with its partners. Flagship
Maritime Consultants are the world’s
leading maritime recruitment firm and
SEFtec NMCI Offshore, a joint venture
between one of the world’s premier
maritime training providers, the National
Maritime College of Ireland, and SEFtec a
global leader in the design, manufacture,
installation, commission and service of
training simulators for the maritime
industry.
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE HOSPITALITY TRAINING GROUP SERVING THE GLOBAL CRUISE INDUSTRY
A large site on the River Shannon zoned
for maritime development was chosen
because of its close proximity to
international airports (Shannon, Cork,
Dublin) and the presence of US Customs
& Immigration clearance at these airports.
The site contains a large stately mansion
and separate accommodation and
recreational blocks. Investment is being
made to upgrade these facilities to offer
the mandatory maritime training courses
required by cruise firms for their hospitality
staff, as well as the space and support for
companies to deliver their own bespoke
courses. It is expected that training will
begin in 2020 and upon completion of all
phases of development the facility will
deliver turnover in excess of 3,500 courses
per annum on the existing site. A further
120 acres adjacent to the facility has been
zoned for maritime economic
development, allowing for significant
expansion of the facility in the future.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS: CLARE COUNTY COUNCILClare County Council’s planning department
plays a key role in all aspects of land use zoning
and development and initially identified the
chosen location at Cahiracon as part of the
Strategic Integrated Framework Plan for the
Shannon Estuary. www.shannonestuary.ie
PROJECT PARTNERS FLAGSHIP MARITIME CONSULTANTS LTD
Flagship Maritime Consultants Ltd (FMC) is an Irish-registered company
providing a range of services to the global maritime and offshore energy sectors.
The company was founded in Ireland by five partners, all experienced maritime
professionals and based in Ireland and the US. FMC are the world’s leading
headhunting and recruitment firm servicing the global maritime industry including
the global cruise tourism market. Flagship Management has excellent experience
recruiting and placing maritime lecturers and instructors in the US, Caribbean,
Europe and the Middle East.
PROJECT PARTNERS SEFTEC NMCI OFFSHORE LTD SEFtec NMCI Offshore Ltd is proud to be associated with the development by
Clare County Council of a Maritime and Offshore training facility. We intend to
work closely with Clare County Council to deliver training to supply the cruise
industry with suitably qualified hospitality staff.
www.claremez.com @clare_mez
I R E L A N D
EXCEPTIONAL DEMAND FOR CRUISE HOSPTIALITY STAFF
To discuss this project please contact:
Brian McCarthy, Senior Planner
Clare County Council
Ph: 00 353 65 6846556
www.claremez.com
@clare_mez
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE TRAINING CENTRE
The global cruise industry is expanding
rapidly and there is currently a severe
shortage of qualified staff. Training for
each potential staff member is often
conducted at different geographical
locations, at multiple sites, and must fit
into the schedules of different training
providers increasing costs for employers
and students.
Current training facilities also serve other
industrial sectors and less than a handful
globally are geared to the cruise industry
specifically. Even if the cruise lines were to
retain 100% of their current staff complement
they would still require an additional 70,000
additional staff members in 2019 alone.
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE HOSPITALITY TRAINING FACILITY RECEIVES €1.78M IN SEED FUNDING
Through the Regional Development
Fund, Clare County Council was
awarded €1.78m in funding to support
their investment in developing an
International Cruise Hospitality Training
Facility with its partners. Flagship
Maritime Consultants are the world’s
leading maritime recruitment firm and
SEFtec NMCI Offshore, a joint venture
between one of the world’s premier
maritime training providers, the National
Maritime College of Ireland, and SEFtec a
global leader in the design, manufacture,
installation, commission and service of
training simulators for the maritime
industry.
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE HOSPITALITY TRAINING GROUP SERVING THE GLOBAL CRUISE INDUSTRY
A large site on the River Shannon zoned
for maritime development was chosen
because of its close proximity to
international airports (Shannon, Cork,
Dublin) and the presence of US Customs
& Immigration clearance at these airports.
The site contains a large stately mansion
and separate accommodation and
recreational blocks. Investment is being
made to upgrade these facilities to offer
the mandatory maritime training courses
required by cruise firms for their hospitality
staff, as well as the space and support for
companies to deliver their own bespoke
courses. It is expected that training will
begin in 2020 and upon completion of all
phases of development the facility will
deliver turnover in excess of 3,500 courses
per annum on the existing site. A further
120 acres adjacent to the facility has been
zoned for maritime economic
development, allowing for significant
expansion of the facility in the future.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS: CLARE COUNTY COUNCILClare County Council’s planning department
plays a key role in all aspects of land use zoning
and development and initially identified the
chosen location at Cahiracon as part of the
Strategic Integrated Framework Plan for the
Shannon Estuary. www.shannonestuary.ie
PROJECT PARTNERS FLAGSHIP MARITIME CONSULTANTS LTD
Flagship Maritime Consultants Ltd (FMC) is an Irish-registered company
providing a range of services to the global maritime and offshore energy sectors.
The company was founded in Ireland by five partners, all experienced maritime
professionals and based in Ireland and the US. FMC are the world’s leading
headhunting and recruitment firm servicing the global maritime industry including
the global cruise tourism market. Flagship Management has excellent experience
recruiting and placing maritime lecturers and instructors in the US, Caribbean,
Europe and the Middle East.
PROJECT PARTNERS SEFTEC NMCI OFFSHORE LTD SEFtec NMCI Offshore Ltd is proud to be associated with the development by
Clare County Council of a Maritime and Offshore training facility. We intend to
work closely with Clare County Council to deliver training to supply the cruise
industry with suitably qualified hospitality staff.
www.claremez.com @clare_mez
I R E L A N D
DOING BUSINESS IN IRELANDUNIQUE SELLING POINTS
SITE LOCATION
The Shannon Estuary on the West
Coast of Ireland extends 100km
from Shannon Airport to the
Atlantic Ocean and is a sheltered
deep water resource connected to
all major international shipping
lanes. The Shannon Estuary is
Ireland’s premier deepwater port.
It is a natural deepwater resource
which routinely hosts the largest
vessels entering Irish waters.
COUNTY CLARE
County Clare is situated on the west
coast of Ireland and has a vibrant,
diverse population of over 118,817
people. It has a well developed
road, rail and port infrastructure,
an internal airport and a strong
industrial base. It is well placed
between the cities of Limerick and
Galway. It is a county rich in terms
of both natural and man-made
resources, making it an attractive
place to visit, live, work and invest.
• Facility uniquely situated for
international access:
• Good relationships with Irish
immigration ensuring fast-track visa
issuance for short maritime-related
training courses
• Co-location with all equipment required
to conduct fire-fighting and wet
training facilities to deliver STCW
Basic Safety Training
• Maritime training to be managed
by the National Maritime College
of Ireland
• Cahiracon Pier and adjacent land is
owned by the Council
• The facility will be opened to
partnerships with those wishing
to provide organisation-specific
training and using the on-site
accommodation and specialist
facilities there
• The facility and specialist equipment
is in demand from a range of
national groups including: fire
brigades, coastguard, 3rd level
marine research, NGOs,
international research, etc.
• Shannon International Airport:
40 minutes (with US Immigration
Clearance and multiple direct
flights to Europe & US)
• Dublin Airport: 3 hrs
• Ireland is recognised as one of the best
places in the world to do business
• A skilled English speaking workforce
within the Eurozone
• Ireland is home to over 1,100 multinational
companies, ranging from global high
technology manufacturing to the leaders
in software and web based platforms,
which use this strategic base to service
clients in Europe and further afield
• A dedicated inward investment agency,
IDA Ireland, together with Enterprise
Ireland has been at the core of this
strategy for over 50 years, with their
successful partnership approach playing
a key enabling role
Clare Limerick
Dublin
Belfast
Galway
Cork
Cahiracon
NATIONAL POLICY SUPPORT
The Mid West Regional Enterprise Plan 2020 realises the significance of the training facility
through the identification of a key action to develop and deliver the Maritime Enterprise
Zone at Cahiracon.
Enterprise Ireland is the government organisation responsible for the development and
growth of Irish enterprises in world markets. Through its Regional Enterprise Development
Fund, Clare MEZ has been grant aided to repurpose an existing site to provide for specialist
infrastructure and accommodation, making the facility available for maritime and cruise
liner related training as well as a test bed for renewable technologies.
The project is proudly supported by the Minister of State for Trade, Employment,
Business, EU Digital Single Market and Data Protection Minister Pat Breen.
DOING BUSINESS IN IRELANDUNIQUE SELLING POINTS
SITE LOCATION
The Shannon Estuary on the West
Coast of Ireland extends 100km
from Shannon Airport to the
Atlantic Ocean and is a sheltered
deep water resource connected to
all major international shipping
lanes. The Shannon Estuary is
Ireland’s premier deepwater port.
It is a natural deepwater resource
which routinely hosts the largest
vessels entering Irish waters.
COUNTY CLARE
County Clare is situated on the west
coast of Ireland and has a vibrant,
diverse population of over 118,817
people. It has a well developed
road, rail and port infrastructure,
an internal airport and a strong
industrial base. It is well placed
between the cities of Limerick and
Galway. It is a county rich in terms
of both natural and man-made
resources, making it an attractive
place to visit, live, work and invest.
• Facility uniquely situated for
international access:
• Good relationships with Irish
immigration ensuring fast-track visa
issuance for short maritime-related
training courses
• Co-location with all equipment required
to conduct fire-fighting and wet
training facilities to deliver STCW
Basic Safety Training
• Maritime training to be managed
by the National Maritime College
of Ireland
• Cahiracon Pier and adjacent land is
owned by the Council
• The facility will be opened to
partnerships with those wishing
to provide organisation-specific
training and using the on-site
accommodation and specialist
facilities there
• The facility and specialist equipment
is in demand from a range of
national groups including: fire
brigades, coastguard, 3rd level
marine research, NGOs,
international research, etc.
• Shannon International Airport:
40 minutes (with US Immigration
Clearance and multiple direct
flights to Europe & US)
• Dublin Airport: 3 hrs
• Ireland is recognised as one of the best
places in the world to do business
• A skilled English speaking workforce
within the Eurozone
• Ireland is home to over 1,100 multinational
companies, ranging from global high
technology manufacturing to the leaders
in software and web based platforms,
which use this strategic base to service
clients in Europe and further afield
• A dedicated inward investment agency,
IDA Ireland, together with Enterprise
Ireland has been at the core of this
strategy for over 50 years, with their
successful partnership approach playing
a key enabling role
Clare Limerick
Dublin
Belfast
Galway
Cork
Cahiracon
NATIONAL POLICY SUPPORT
The Mid West Regional Enterprise Plan 2020 realises the significance of the training facility
through the identification of a key action to develop and deliver the Maritime Enterprise
Zone at Cahiracon.
Enterprise Ireland is the government organisation responsible for the development and
growth of Irish enterprises in world markets. Through its Regional Enterprise Development
Fund, Clare MEZ has been grant aided to repurpose an existing site to provide for specialist
infrastructure and accommodation, making the facility available for maritime and cruise
liner related training as well as a test bed for renewable technologies.
The project is proudly supported by the Minister of State for Trade, Employment,
Business, EU Digital Single Market and Data Protection Minister Pat Breen.
DOING BUSINESS IN IRELANDUNIQUE SELLING POINTS
SITE LOCATION
The Shannon Estuary on the West
Coast of Ireland extends 100km
from Shannon Airport to the
Atlantic Ocean and is a sheltered
deep water resource connected to
all major international shipping
lanes. The Shannon Estuary is
Ireland’s premier deepwater port.
It is a natural deepwater resource
which routinely hosts the largest
vessels entering Irish waters.
COUNTY CLARE
County Clare is situated on the west
coast of Ireland and has a vibrant,
diverse population of over 118,817
people. It has a well developed
road, rail and port infrastructure,
an internal airport and a strong
industrial base. It is well placed
between the cities of Limerick and
Galway. It is a county rich in terms
of both natural and man-made
resources, making it an attractive
place to visit, live, work and invest.
• Facility uniquely situated for
international access:
• Good relationships with Irish
immigration ensuring fast-track visa
issuance for short maritime-related
training courses
• Co-location with all equipment required
to conduct fire-fighting and wet
training facilities to deliver STCW
Basic Safety Training
• Maritime training to be managed
by the National Maritime College
of Ireland
• Cahiracon Pier and adjacent land is
owned by the Council
• The facility will be opened to
partnerships with those wishing
to provide organisation-specific
training and using the on-site
accommodation and specialist
facilities there
• The facility and specialist equipment
is in demand from a range of
national groups including: fire
brigades, coastguard, 3rd level
marine research, NGOs,
international research, etc.
• Shannon International Airport:
40 minutes (with US Immigration
Clearance and multiple direct
flights to Europe & US)
• Dublin Airport: 3 hrs
• Ireland is recognised as one of the best
places in the world to do business
• A skilled English speaking workforce
within the Eurozone
• Ireland is home to over 1,100 multinational
companies, ranging from global high
technology manufacturing to the leaders
in software and web based platforms,
which use this strategic base to service
clients in Europe and further afield
• A dedicated inward investment agency,
IDA Ireland, together with Enterprise
Ireland has been at the core of this
strategy for over 50 years, with their
successful partnership approach playing
a key enabling role
Clare Limerick
Dublin
Belfast
Galway
Cork
Cahiracon
NATIONAL POLICY SUPPORT
The Mid West Regional Enterprise Plan 2020 realises the significance of the training facility
through the identification of a key action to develop and deliver the Maritime Enterprise
Zone at Cahiracon.
Enterprise Ireland is the government organisation responsible for the development and
growth of Irish enterprises in world markets. Through its Regional Enterprise Development
Fund, Clare MEZ has been grant aided to repurpose an existing site to provide for specialist
infrastructure and accommodation, making the facility available for maritime and cruise
liner related training as well as a test bed for renewable technologies.
The project is proudly supported by the Minister of State for Trade, Employment,
Business, EU Digital Single Market and Data Protection Minister Pat Breen.
EXCEPTIONAL DEMAND FOR CRUISE HOSPTIALITY STAFF
To discuss this project please contact:
Brian McCarthy, Senior Planner
Clare County Council
Ph: 00 353 65 6846556
www.claremez.com
@clare_mez
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE TRAINING CENTRE
The global cruise industry is expanding
rapidly and there is currently a severe
shortage of qualified staff. Training for
each potential staff member is often
conducted at different geographical
locations, at multiple sites, and must fit
into the schedules of different training
providers increasing costs for employers
and students.
Current training facilities also serve other
industrial sectors and less than a handful
globally are geared to the cruise industry
specifically. Even if the cruise lines were to
retain 100% of their current staff complement
they would still require an additional 70,000
additional staff members in 2019 alone.
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE HOSPITALITY TRAINING FACILITY RECEIVES €1.78M IN SEED FUNDING
Through the Regional Development
Fund, Clare County Council was
awarded €1.78m in funding to support
their investment in developing an
International Cruise Hospitality Training
Facility with its partners. Flagship
Maritime Consultants are the world’s
leading maritime recruitment firm and
SEFtec NMCI Offshore, a joint venture
between one of the world’s premier
maritime training providers, the National
Maritime College of Ireland, and SEFtec a
global leader in the design, manufacture,
installation, commission and service of
training simulators for the maritime
industry.
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE HOSPITALITY TRAINING GROUP SERVING THE GLOBAL CRUISE INDUSTRY
A large site on the River Shannon zoned
for maritime development was chosen
because of its close proximity to
international airports (Shannon, Cork,
Dublin) and the presence of US Customs
& Immigration clearance at these airports.
The site contains a large stately mansion
and separate accommodation and
recreational blocks. Investment is being
made to upgrade these facilities to offer
the mandatory maritime training courses
required by cruise firms for their hospitality
staff, as well as the space and support for
companies to deliver their own bespoke
courses. It is expected that training will
begin in 2020 and upon completion of all
phases of development the facility will
deliver turnover in excess of 3,500 courses
per annum on the existing site. A further
120 acres adjacent to the facility has been
zoned for maritime economic
development, allowing for significant
expansion of the facility in the future.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS: CLARE COUNTY COUNCILClare County Council’s planning department
plays a key role in all aspects of land use zoning
and development and initially identified the
chosen location at Cahiracon as part of the
Strategic Integrated Framework Plan for the
Shannon Estuary. www.shannonestuary.ie
PROJECT PARTNERS FLAGSHIP MARITIME CONSULTANTS LTD
Flagship Maritime Consultants Ltd (FMC) is an Irish-registered company
providing a range of services to the global maritime and offshore energy sectors.
The company was founded in Ireland by five partners, all experienced maritime
professionals and based in Ireland and the US. FMC are the world’s leading
headhunting and recruitment firm servicing the global maritime industry including
the global cruise tourism market. Flagship Management has excellent experience
recruiting and placing maritime lecturers and instructors in the US, Caribbean,
Europe and the Middle East.
PROJECT PARTNERS SEFTEC NMCI OFFSHORE LTD SEFtec NMCI Offshore Ltd is proud to be associated with the development by
Clare County Council of a Maritime and Offshore training facility. We intend to
work closely with Clare County Council to deliver training to supply the cruise
industry with suitably qualified hospitality staff.
www.claremez.com @clare_mez
I R E L A N D
EXCEPTIONAL DEMAND FOR CRUISE HOSPTIALITY STAFF
To discuss this project please contact:
Brian McCarthy, Senior Planner
Clare County Council
Ph: 00 353 65 6846556
www.claremez.com
@clare_mez
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE TRAINING CENTRE
The global cruise industry is expanding
rapidly and there is currently a severe
shortage of qualified staff. Training for
each potential staff member is often
conducted at different geographical
locations, at multiple sites, and must fit
into the schedules of different training
providers increasing costs for employers
and students.
Current training facilities also serve other
industrial sectors and less than a handful
globally are geared to the cruise industry
specifically. Even if the cruise lines were to
retain 100% of their current staff complement
they would still require an additional 70,000
additional staff members in 2019 alone.
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE HOSPITALITY TRAINING FACILITY RECEIVES €1.78M IN SEED FUNDING
Through the Regional Development
Fund, Clare County Council was
awarded €1.78m in funding to support
their investment in developing an
International Cruise Hospitality Training
Facility with its partners. Flagship
Maritime Consultants are the world’s
leading maritime recruitment firm and
SEFtec NMCI Offshore, a joint venture
between one of the world’s premier
maritime training providers, the National
Maritime College of Ireland, and SEFtec a
global leader in the design, manufacture,
installation, commission and service of
training simulators for the maritime
industry.
INTERNATIONAL CRUISE HOSPITALITY TRAINING GROUP SERVING THE GLOBAL CRUISE INDUSTRY
A large site on the River Shannon zoned
for maritime development was chosen
because of its close proximity to
international airports (Shannon, Cork,
Dublin) and the presence of US Customs
& Immigration clearance at these airports.
The site contains a large stately mansion
and separate accommodation and
recreational blocks. Investment is being
made to upgrade these facilities to offer
the mandatory maritime training courses
required by cruise firms for their hospitality
staff, as well as the space and support for
companies to deliver their own bespoke
courses. It is expected that training will
begin in 2020 and upon completion of all
phases of development the facility will
deliver turnover in excess of 3,500 courses
per annum on the existing site. A further
120 acres adjacent to the facility has been
zoned for maritime economic
development, allowing for significant
expansion of the facility in the future.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS: CLARE COUNTY COUNCILClare County Council’s planning department
plays a key role in all aspects of land use zoning
and development and initially identified the
chosen location at Cahiracon as part of the
Strategic Integrated Framework Plan for the
Shannon Estuary. www.shannonestuary.ie
PROJECT PARTNERS FLAGSHIP MARITIME CONSULTANTS LTD
Flagship Maritime Consultants Ltd (FMC) is an Irish-registered company
providing a range of services to the global maritime and offshore energy sectors.
The company was founded in Ireland by five partners, all experienced maritime
professionals and based in Ireland and the US. FMC are the world’s leading
headhunting and recruitment firm servicing the global maritime industry including
the global cruise tourism market. Flagship Management has excellent experience
recruiting and placing maritime lecturers and instructors in the US, Caribbean,
Europe and the Middle East.
PROJECT PARTNERS SEFTEC NMCI OFFSHORE LTD SEFtec NMCI Offshore Ltd is proud to be associated with the development by
Clare County Council of a Maritime and Offshore training facility. We intend to
work closely with Clare County Council to deliver training to supply the cruise
industry with suitably qualified hospitality staff.
www.claremez.com @clare_mez
I R E L A N D
