Coworking telpa šeit: Dublinā.

Establish your company in a dynamic business district on Dublin’s North Quay, steeped in centuries of commercial history. In an area known as Ireland’s legal capital, Ormond House offers fully furnished, spacious offices close to the Law Library, Dublin District Court and Four Courts.

Impress visitors in your contemporary workspaces, with spectacular views over the River Liffey. Recharge with refreshments in the business lounge or treat clients to lunch at one of the restaurants a short walk along the river.

Create an impressive home for your business in a period building at the heart of the Irish capital. Pembroke House is a historic Georgian townhouse in Dublin’s commercial district, close to the city’s key transport links.

Work alongside leading IT and financial services firms in this beautifully converted building, where original features blend effortlessly with contemporary style. Take a break in nearby St Stephen’s Park and Gardens or enjoy Dublin’s galleries, shops and restaurants on your doorstep.

Lay the foundations for business growth in these high-spec offices, shared office space, training rooms and meeting rooms spread over five floors in a modern building at 77 Sir John Rogerson's Quay. The light-filled property includes offices with floor-to-ceiling heights and views over the Docklands. It’s close to tech firms like Google and Facebook and financial companies such as State Street Bank.

It’s easy to get here by bus, with Cardiff Lane and Benson Street nearby or use the light rail service from Pearse Metro Station. The neighbourhood of South Docklands is full of amenities, from the Bank of Ireland at 1 Grand Canal Square to Chimney Park. Grand Canal Docklands is a lively commercial hub and one that’s continually adapting to make it more attractive.

Position your business in the heart of Dublin – a thriving city and international base for major technology firms. 2 Harcourt Centre is ideally located, close to bus and train routes and within walking distance of Grafton Street, Trinity College and leading companies.

Welcome guests to this modern converted building and work productively in light-filled spaces before taking a break in the spacious canteen. With Dublin’s restaurants and the River Liffey nearby, find a favourite place to unwind after work.