More US companies have based their European operations in Dublin than in any other city. Google, Meta, Salesforce, LinkedIn, Airbnb — they're all here. They needed exactly what you need right now: a professional base, available fast, without locking into a long-term lease before you know how big your Irish team will be.
Ireland is an English-speaking EU member state. Your Dublin operation gives you full access to 450 million European consumers — without the language barriers or regulatory complexity of other EU markets.
Serviced offices and executive suites are ready to walk into. No fit-out, no furniture sourcing, no waiting on contractors. Most of our clients are operational within a week of first contacting us.
Month-to-month or longer. Scale up or down as your Irish team grows, without penalty or renegotiation — the right structure when you don't yet know exactly how large your operation will become.
Essential for company incorporation, business banking, and client credibility. If you need a registered address before you're ready for physical space, we can connect you with virtual office providers in the meantime.
Dublin's business districts each attract different kinds of international companies. We work with vetted providers across all of them.
Home to the EMEA headquarters of Google, LinkedIn, and Salesforce, and one of the highest concentrations of US-owned operations in Europe. The highest concentration of US-owned operations in Ireland, and the most established flexible office market. The natural first choice for tech, media, and professional services companies.
Dublin's financial district, purpose-built for financial services, fintech, and regulated businesses. If your Irish operation involves any kind of financial services activity, this is where you want to be.
Premium addresses, excellent transport links, and a deep talent pool close to government and legal services. Popular with US companies that want a strong corporate address without being in the thick of the Docks.
Some companies need a professional Irish address — for incorporation, banking, or client correspondence — before they're ready to commit to physical space. We connect international companies with virtual office providers in Dublin who offer a registered address, mail handling, and telephone answering from day one. It's also a sensible first step if you're testing the Irish market before committing to an office. When you're ready to move in, we'll find you the right space.
Three steps. One business day turnaround. No cold calls from providers you didn't ask to hear from.
Fill in our short form — size, location preference, budget, timeline. The more context you give us, the better the match.
Within one business day, you'll hear from us with a curated set of options from our vetted Dublin provider network. No pressure, no surprises.
We make the introduction directly and you take it from there. We're paid a referral fee by the provider — the service costs you nothing, at any stage.
Nothing — executive suite is the term most commonly used in the US. Serviced office is standard in Ireland and the UK. Same product: private, professional office space with flexible terms, shared facilities like meeting rooms and reception, and no long-term lease commitment.
Yes, with no restrictions. There's no requirement to be incorporated in Ireland before renting office space, and no special permits are needed. We can walk you through exactly what documentation a provider is likely to ask for.
Most of our clients are in their Dublin office within a week of first contacting us. Serviced offices and executive suites are move-in ready — no fit-out, no furniture, no waiting on contractors. If you need a Dublin address urgently for incorporation or banking, a virtual office can be arranged even faster.
It varies — location, provider, team size, and length of term all affect the number. Dublin city centre and the Docklands are at the higher end; outer business districts are more competitive. Rather than give you a figure that may not reflect your situation, we'll come back with real options across different price points.
No. Many international companies secure their Dublin office while the incorporation process runs in parallel. If you haven't incorporated yet, we can connect you with a specialist Irish lawyer who can handle both tracks simultaneously.
For most international companies entering Ireland for the first time, flexible office space is the right starting point. A traditional lease commits you to a space for years before you know your headcount, requires a full fit-out, and puts facilities management in your lap from day one. When you know exactly what you need, we can connect you with traditional office space brokers too.
Tell us what you need and we'll come back to you within one business day with a shortlist from our vetted Dublin provider network.
Free service. We're paid by the provider when we make a successful introduction — there's no charge to you at any stage.
Your details are never shared outside our vetted partner network without your permission.