Why Choose to Invest in Roscommon?
So that you and your business can…
- Be in the Centre of Ireland – Roscommon’s location at the meeting of 3 national primary routes N60, N61 and N63, marks it as roughly in the centre of Ireland.
- Have a presence in the County Town and administrative centre of County Roscommon
- Access a population of 5,876 and attract commuters from all of Ireland’s central counties.
- Enjoy the vibrant urban centre full of heritage, restaurants, retail and culture.
- Attract a wide customer base from surrounding counties drawn to it for its strong national retail brands.
- Avail of the knowledge focused incubation space with fibre-enabled desk space available.
- Purchase a serviced industrial site with good access to markets in the West and East of Ireland.
- Employ a highly educated graduate keen to be based in the centre of Ireland.
- Stroll through Loughnaneane Park, situated in the town centre and get fit on the outdoor exercise equipment or take a picnic in front of Roscommon Castle.
- Meet with other successful businesses operating in Roscommon Town – Cubis, Service Matters, Advanced Couplings, Multi Colour Corporation.
- Encourage your staff to get fit and active in many of the local sports clubs or join a local drama group or just chill out in the a choice of leisure centres.
- Hike to the top of Mote Park to enjoy a scenic view of the landscape and closeby River Shannon.
- Network with business colleagues or entertain clients at the Roscommon golf club or one of the many race days in Roscommon racecourse.
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Why Choose to Invest in Boyle?
So that you and your business can…
- Be located in the tourism and activity heart of County Roscommon at the foot of the Curlew Mountains and beside Lough Key Forest Park synonymous with adventure and activity.
- Be based in a town with architecture created by some of the finest architects such as John Nash, an English architect responsible for much of the layout of Regency London as well as well-known buildings including the Royal Pavillon in Brighton, and Buckingham Palace.
- Avail of a population of 2,568 and attract commuters from neighbouring areas of the North West and Midlands.
- Be within 30 minutes of the Gateway City for the North West in Sligo.
- Be part of a thriving artistic and creative town which is world renowned for its Boyle Arts Festival, birthplace of award winning actor Chris O’Dowd and multi-Oscar nominated director Paul Young.
- Capture the market of visitors to nationally recognised tourist and activity attractions including Lough Key Forest Park with activities such as Zipit, Boda Borg and the range of watersports which attracts large numbers of visitors each year.
- Avail of one of the hot – desking and incubation spaces available in Boyle Enterprise Centre or the Spool Factory.
- Avail of graduates from the nearby colleges of IT Sligo or GMIT.
- Meet with other successful businesses operating in Boyle – Trojan, Vention Medical, Feely Stone, Drumanilra Farm Kitchen.
- Get active with local sports clubs, hiking clubs, Lough key Triathlon club or just enjoy the scenery and join Boyle Camera Club.
- Impress your clients with a bonding day in Boda Borg, Zippit or the Tree Top Walk, or if that is too active impress with a round of golf at the local Golf Club or Driving Range.
- Become a local by joining one of the many active community groups and sports clubs.
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Why Choose to Invest in Castlerea?
So that you and your business can…
- Be located at the cross roads to Ireland’s West Coast and within 30 minutes of Ireland West Airport.
- Access markets in Dublin by train.
- Be part of a strong business and entrepreneurship culture with companies like Harmac Medical and the County’s Food Hub “An Chistin”.
- Access a substantial talent pool from across neighbouring counties of Roscommon, Mayo and Galway.
- Attract staff with the wealth of sporting, education and youth facilities for children and young people.
- Encourage staff to keep fit and active in the town’s Community Hub Fitness Centre, Swimming pool or golf course or take part in the Park Run in the beautiful town demense.
- Impress your clients with a stay and dinner in Clonalis House, the ancestral home of the Clan O’ Conor, the last of the High Kings of Ireland. The O’Conor dynasty produced eleven high kings of Ireland and twenty-four kings of Connacht.
- Become part of the community by getting involved in one of the two local drama groups or musical group – all renowned for their high standards of performance.
- Become part of a town which is the home town of such notable people as: Douglas Hyde, first President of Ireland, Aidan Heavey former CEO of Tullow Oil and Sir William Wilde, a renowned surgeon and father of Oscar Wilde.
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Why Choose to Invest in Ballaghaderreen?
So that you and your business can…
- Be located on the main National Primary route from Ireland’s capital to the Wild Atlantic Way and the main Dublin-Ballina bus line.
- Be within 20 minutes of Ireland West Airport.
- Neighbour nationally and internationally known brands such as Aurivo, Nutrias and well established businesses such as FDK Stainless Steel Fabricators & Designers, NRS Group etc
- Link in with some of Ireland’s regional development bodies located in the town – the Western Development Commission and the Northern and Western Regional Assembly who are actively involved in linking Ireland’s west across Europe.
- Attract a skilled pool of talent from Roscommon and neighbouring western counties of Mayo and Galway.
- Be located on the main National Primary route from Ireland’s capital to the Wild Atlantic Way and the main Dublin-Ballina bus line.
- Be within 20 minutes of Ireland West Airport.
- Neighbour nationally and internationally known brands such as Aurivo, Nutrias and well established businesses such as FDK Stainless Steel Fabricators & Designers, NRS Group etc
- Link in with some of Ireland’s regional development bodies located in the town – the Western Development Commission and the Northern and Western Regional Assembly who are actively involved in linking Ireland’s west across Europe.
- Attract a skilled pool of talent from Roscommon and neighbouring western counties of Mayo and Galway.
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Why Choose to Invest in Monksland?
So that you and your business can…
- Be located in the Ireland’s central crossroads for med-tech and bio-pharma sectors in what has become a leading Hub for Life Sciences in Ireland.
- Have neighbouring businesses which are renowned multinational corporations – Alexion, Alkermes, Jazz Pharmaceuticals and more.
- Have access to a substantial talent pool.
- Be located just 1.5 hours from Dublin’s city centre and 5 minutes to the Gateway city of Athlone.
- Open a gateway to the latest technologies and research capabilities through leading centres for Medical Devices and Technologies, Bio-Medical Engineering and Bio-Science Research located in the region.
- Be located next to the Galway to Dublin motorway or take the train from the nearby station.
- Entertain clients at the neighbouring high quality hotels – Hodson Bay and Athlone Springs or in the range of restaurants located on Athlone’s left bank which is right next to your Monksland base.
- Take your staff or clients on an adventure day out in Bay Sports, home to Ireland’s largest inflatable water park or bring them on a visit the deserted medieval wall town of nearby Rindoon.
- Or just simply network on the nearby golf course and relax afterwards in the award winning spa overlooking the Hodson Bay.
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Why Choose to Invest in Strokestown?
So that you and your business can…
- Be located on the National Primary route, N5, from Ireland’s capital Dublin to the Wild Atlantic Way.
- Be based just 1 hour 50 minutes from the centre of Dublin.
- Avail of potential customers visiting Strokestown House, which is a unique historic property featuring a Georgian Palladian Mansion with its original furnishings and fabrics, the National Famine Museum & Archive and Historic Gardens & Woodlands.
- Be located in a beautiful town with the second widest streets in Ireland giving rise to an air of grander and attracting many visitors to the town.
- Become part of the local community known for its festivals and events including, the Strokestown Poetry Festival, a prestigious event that is known throughout the literary world. Two day Strokestown Agricultural show and Féile Strokestown, a traditional music festival.
- Network with clients on the local well renowned golf course or enjoy afternoon tea in the luxurious surroundings of Strokestown House.
- Impress clients with a stay in the Percy French Hotel and enjoy dinner onsite or in one of the close by restaurants.
- Take a hike up the newly developed Sliabh Ban Recreational facility which includes a trim trail for fitness, an equestrian trail, six looped walks, a raised viewing platform and a new picnic area.
- Join in an active local community.
