Regus WeWork announces opening of workspace in Dublin for 2018
New York-based flexible office provider WeWork has revealed its latest acquisition: Dublin’s Iveagh Court. The workspace provider is set to open the branch in 2018. The company was attracted by Dublin's "tech credentials and community of start-ups and established companies", said Eugen Miropolski, managing director for WeWork, Europe & Israel. It is the latest addition to WeWork's portfolio of 23 European locations, and follows the announcement of a project to create the world's largest collaborative workspace in London by 2019.

WeWork opens Dublin space Trade

Workspace provider WeWork has announced the opening of a new location for Dublin’s Iveagh Court, to open in 2018.

The new space is the company’s latest in Europe, where the it already has 23 locations.

WeWork has expanded rapidly across Europe in recent years, launching first in the UK, Germany and the Netherlands, before moving into France and Spain earlier this year.

The company recently announced that, in 2019, it will the world’s largest collaborative workspace in Waterloo, London.

Eugen Miropolski, managing director, WeWork, Europe & Israel said: “Dublin’s tech credentials and community of start-ups and established companies make it an obvious choice for our next WeWork location, and we’re looking forward to growing our community here in Ireland.

“Beyond best-in-class buildings, staffed by local teams providing support, networking opportunities and events, we know our members value access to wider networking and business opportunities, as well as excellent locations and transport connections.”

WeWork operates 170 spaces across 18 countries.

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