Local Enterprise Week: Fingal Enterprising Women Network: The Business of Being Well - High Performance Without the Hidden Cost - Friday 6th March

Venue:
Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport, Santry, D09 X9X2
 
Date:
06/03/2026
 
Time:
10:30 - 13:30
 
Category:
Networking
 

Join us for a special networking lunch to celebrate International Women’s Day 2026 as part of Local Enterprise Week 2026. Hosted by Local Enterprise Office Fingal and facilitated by Sharon Rossignuolo, this uplifting FEWN event brings businesswomen together for an honest, practical conversation about performing at a high level without the hidden personal cost. Lunch is included as part of the event, so come ready to connect, share insights, and spend time with like‑minded businesswomen who understand the realities of running a business.

€20
 
 

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Celebrate International Women’s Day 2026 with Fingal Enterprising Women Network

Join us for a special FEWN networking lunch during Local Enterprise Week 2026, hosted by the Local Enterprise Office Fingal and facilitated by FEWN Manager Sharon Rossignuolo.
This inspiring event offers businesswomen the opportunity to connect, learn, and engage in an honest conversation about performance, sustainability, and well-being in business. Lunch is included, so come ready to network, reflect, and recharge.

We are delighted to welcome our keynote guest, Clare McKenna — broadcaster, author, and host of Newstalk’s Alive and Kicking.

In her fireside chat, “The Business of Being Well – High Performance Without the Hidden Cost,” Clare explores what it truly means to succeed without burning out. Through personal experience, professional insights, and themes from her bestselling book Would You Be Well?, she will unpack why well-being has become another item on busy to‑do lists — and how business owners can instead adopt a simpler, more realistic approach that genuinely supports performance.

Rather than offering another set of rules to follow, Clare guides us toward clarity, sustainability, and taking only what works. This session goes beyond wellness trends and creates space for grounded, practical insight that empowers businesswomen to feel better, work better, and make better decisions.

This FEWN event is not just a conversation — it’s a chance to step back, reconnect with yourself, and build meaningful connections with like‑minded entrepreneurs who understand the realities of being in business.


What to Expect

  • Clear, evidence‑based insight into what truly supports well‑being and performance
  • Understanding why all‑or‑nothing wellness approaches fail — and what works instead
  • A simple, sustainable framework for maintaining energy without guilt or extra pressure
  • Guidance on what to prioritise and what to let go of in your day‑to‑day
  • Confidence to trust your own judgement rather than chasing external “shoulds”
  • Practical examples of how feeling better leads to better focus, stronger decisions, and more sustainable business outcomes
  • A supportive, welcoming networking space with fellow businesswomen
  • A delicious networking lunch included in the event

Event Details

Location: Crowne Plaza Dublin Airport, Santry, D09 X9X2
Date: Friday, 6th March 2026

Schedule:

  • 10:30 – Registration with tea/coffee
  • 11:00 – Fireside chat & Q&A
  • 12:30 – Networking lunch (included)
  • 13:30 – Close

Places are limited — early booking is advised.
Join us this International Women’s Day for a meaningful conversation and a supportive networking experience with women from across the Fingal business community.


About Our Speaker

Clare McKenna

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Clare McKenna is a broadcaster with over 25 years of experience in TV and radio. Since 2019, she has presented Newstalk’s health and wellness show Alive and Kicking, which sparked a personal exploration into her own relationship with well‑being. Through in‑depth interviews and extensive research, Clare moved away from the pressures of diet culture and toward a more compassionate, sustainable approach to health.

Motivated to support others on the same journey, Clare qualified as an Integrative Health Coach, focusing on lifestyle and preventative medicine. She now hosts events and workshops that cut through the noise of wellness trends, offering simple and actionable guidance to help people feel as good as they can, for as long as they can.

Clare is also a master breathwork teacher and the author of the bestselling Would You Be Well?, where she blends personal story, professional insight, and practical advice to help readers redefine what well-being really means.