Find an Office in Central Dublin
From Dublin 1 to 5, we have compared each postal district to help you narrow down your search for office space.
Dublin is a thriving, vibrant, and diverse city with many locations perfect for starting and running a business. The city and county of Dublin have a population of more than 1.3 million people. In addition to its robust job market, Dublin has an extraordinary business culture. Major brands such Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Microsoft all have headquarters or operational bases in the city.
A key starting point for many businesses is budget and the Rubberdesk research team has compared the major locations to look at the median office rate per month per person. Using the Rubberdesk platform and examining real time availability and pricing we are able to bring together the most thorough comparison possible. Read our 2022 Ireland Flexible Office Price Guide today.
Flexible Office Price by City in Ireland
At a city level, Dublin accounts for over 90% of the flexible office space in Ireland followed by County Meath, Limerick and Cork. When it comes to price, it's no surprise Dublin is also the most expensive per person per month for private office space.
| City | 1-4 Desks | 5-10 Desks | 11-15 Desks | 16-25 Desks | 26-50 Desks | 50+ Desks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dublin | €500 | €500 | €601 | €605 | €610 | €657 |
| Meath | €445 | €360 | €328 | |||
| Limerick | €250 | €250 | €250 | |||
| cork | €190 | €283 | €190 |
The table above displays the median price of office space across Ireland by office size as at February 28, 2022. Source Rubberdesk real-time availability.
Compare Office Space in Central Dublin
Dublin 1
The Cost of Office Space in Dublin 1
| Median Office Rate Per Person | €643 |
| Median Coworking Desk Rate | £225 |
| Flex Floorspace Available (sq. ft.) | 3,365 |
| Available Desk Capacity | 673 |
What It’s Known For
Dublin 1, which encompasses the northern part of the city centre, is Dublin’s financial district. It’s home to the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC), Ireland’s international trading financial services industry. The Food Scene
Those looking for something quick and tasty should check out the Peacock Café in the Abbey Theatre. Here, they’ll find an assortment of freshly baked goods, sandwiches, soups, and artisan coffee. They’ll find numerous restaurants featuring international cuisine, such as Kopitiam for casual Malaysian or Terre Madre for authentic Italian. After work, they can head to Flanagan’s or Legal Eagle (reopening in June 2022) for a drink and something to eat.
Notable Stations
The main train station in Dublin 1 is Connolly Station on Amiens Street. Services include intercity, commuter, DART, and Luas.
Distance From the City Centre
Dublin 1 is home to the General Post Office. One of the city’s most symbolic buildings, it’s the point from which distances from Dublin are measured.
Distance From the Airport
The Dublin Airport is the closest airport to the city, approximately 10 km from Dublin 1.
What Makes It a Great Place for Starting/Running a Business
- It’s right in the heart of the city.
- It features easy access to various means of transportation.
- Entrepreneurs have numerous options for serviced offices and coworking spaces.
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Dublin 2
The Cost of Office Space in Dublin 2
| Median Office Rate Per Person | €600 |
| Median Coworking Desk Rate | €299 |
| Flex Floorspace Available (sqm) | 13,020 |
| Available Desk Capacity | 2,604 |
What It’s Known For
Dublin 2 encompasses the southern part of Dublin’s city centre. It’s home to many of Dublin’s government departments and addresses.
The Food Scene
There’s no shortage of great restaurants in Dublin 2. Workers can grab lunch from Hugo’s, where they can enjoy bisto-style dining with French influences. Or, they can get a sandwich and smoothie from KC Peaches.
After work, they can enjoy drinks and small plates at Yamamori or catch a game with some beer at The Square Ball. They can also check out Isabelle’s Restaurant and Bar for burgers, pizzas, and cocktails. Notable Train Stations
Notable Stations
The most notable tube station in Dublin 2 is Pearse Station on Westland Row. Services include intercity, commuter, and DART lines. The Tara Street Station serves DART and commuter lines as well.
Distance From the City Centre
Dublin 2 is part of the Dublin city centre.
Distance From the Airport
It’s approximately 15 km from the Dublin Airport to Dublin 2.
What Makes It a Great Place for Starting/Running a Business
- As a part of Dublin’s city centre, working here puts a business right in the heart of the city.
- It features upscale shopping, the Creative Quarter, and plenty of pubs with live music.
- As part of the Silicon Docks, it’s a popular place for tech businesses.
Dublin 3
What It’s Known For
Located just above Dublin 1, Dublin 3 is just outside of the hustle and bustle of the city centre. It’s also known for its coastal views, which many entrepreneurs and workers can enjoy from the office spaces in the district.
The Food Scene
Bram’s Café is a quaint, family-run establishment in Marino. Employees can enjoy all-day breakfast, burgers, sandwiches, and more. With vegetarian and vegan options available, too, there are plenty of choices.
Bay Restaurant features a menu of clean, flavorful, and seasonal dishes that cater to all kinds of specialized diets. For an after-work bite, they can check out the Bru House, which offers a full menu as well a great selection of cocktails and beer.
Notable Tube Stations
One of the most notable stations in Dublin 3 is the Clontarf Station on Clontarf Road. It’s serviced by DART and Dublin commuter lines.
Distance From the City Centre
It’s approximately 4 km from Dublin 3 to the city centre.
Distance From the Airports
It’s just under 10 km from Dublin 3 to the Dublin Airport.
What Makes It a Great Place for Starting/Running a Business
- Dublin 3 is close to the city centre without actually being right in the middle of the action.
- Part of the district is along the coast, offering great views and excellent office spaces.
Dublin 4
The Cost of Office Space in Dublin 4
| Median Office Rate Per Person | €450 |
| Flex Floorspace Available (sqm) | 1,795 |
| Available Desk Capacity | 359 |
What It’s Known For
Just south of Dublin 2 sits Dublin 4. It’s a popular residential area. It’s home to several embassies and the University College Dublin. Several companies, like Google and Amazon, also have their international headquarters here.
The Food Scene
Dublin 4 has several great coffee shops, including The Art of Coffee, Fiji Coffee Bar, and Eathos. For something delicious to eat, employees should check out Asador for burgers, Miller’s Pizza Kitchen for unique and innovative pizzas, or YOI for bento boxes and ramen.
For those looking to grab a drink after work, there’s the Waterloo Bar, Bath Pub, and Bobby’s Wine Bar.
Notable Train Stations
One train station in Dublin 4 is the Sandymount Station on Sandymount Avenue. Routes serviced are DART and commuter lines. The Landsdowne Road Station is 10 minutes from the US embassy.
Distance From the City Centre
Dublin 4 is about 5 km from the city centre.
Distance from the Airport
Dublin 4 is about 15 km from the Dublin Airport.
What Makes It a Great Place for Starting/Running a Business
- With the University College Dublin in the district, entrepreneurs have easy access to skilled graduates.
- A more residential area, it’s a great place for entrepreneurs and employees to live and work.
- There’s a lot to offer in the area, including embassies, office spaces, sports fields, live music, and beach proximity.
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Dublin 5
What It’s Known For
Dublin 5, north of Dublin 3, is a suburban area. It’s a great place for businesses that want to avoid the hustle and bustle of the city centre.
The Food Scene
Employees have their pick of restaurants in Dublin 5, with such notable places as Suas, Taza, and Good Fortune. For more casual dining, there’s Joe’s Village Kitchen and the River Café.
The area might not be in the heart of the city, but it still offers some decent bars for an after-work drink. Employees can head to The Manhattan, a bar with 170 years of history, or check out some live music with their brews at The Goblet.
Notable Train Stations
The Harmonstown Station has trains along the DART and commuter lines. It’s a five-minute walk from Raheny. The Raheny Station sits within walking distance of Bull Island and Dollymount Strand.
Distance From the City Centre
Dublin 5 is approximately 6 km from the city centre.
Distance From the Airport
It’s about 8 km between the Dublin Airport and Dublin 5.
What Makes It a Great Place for Starting/Running a Business
- It’s close to the city centre without being directly next to it.
- It’s a great place to live and work.
- There are plenty of transport links, so it’s easy to get around.
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