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Clonmel Borough District Brochure.Pdf CLONMEL BOROUGH DISTRICT Welcome Clonmel-Cahir is Tipperary’s southernmost and largest municipal District, with access to a highly skilled workforce. The District is home to a host of multinational organisations and is a key strategic logistics hub for the integration of port, shipping, road and rail freight services that link the UK and mainland Europe. This District is at the epicentre of the Irish food sector, with local producers ABP, C&C, Glenpatrick and Merrys headquartered here. With the development of FDI facilities such as Questum and the Ballingarrane Science and Technology Park, it is also home to a thriving life science and technology base. Questum houses some innovative high-potential startups (HPSU), which highlight Tipperary’s business diversity. Included in these startups are the industrial IT, data management/analytics, pharma/ medical and healthcare sectors. The District also has enhanced civic and cultural education and training offerings; such as with the planned development of the Kickham Barracks complex. www.tipperary.ie CLONMEL BOROUGH DISTRICT Links to cities (time) Dublin (130 mins), Limerick (90 mins), Cork (75 mins), Galway (160 mins), Waterford (45 mins), Belfast Roscrea (240 mins) Nenagh Motorways M8 Dublin–Cork route from Clonmel (20 mins), Cahir (5 mins) Airports Thurles Dublin (130 mins), Shannon (95 mins), Cork (75 mins), Waterford (45 mins) Sea Ports Cashel Rosslare (120 mins), Cork (60 mins), Foynes (150 mins), Tipperary Waterford (45 mins) Cahir Rail Links Clonmel Carrick-on-Suir Clonmel Borough Intercity links to Cork, Dublin, Limerick and Galway District through Cahir and Clonmel Broadband MAN (Metropolitan Area Network) for fibre broadband Cahir Water 40,000 pe (population equivalent) wastewater processing Clonmel Gas Supply Ardfinnan Natural gas Clogheen www.tipperary.ie Available Industrial Sites Questum Enterprise and Research Centre Ballingarrane Science and Technology Park Clonmel has highly competitive rental rates, state-of-the-art business campuses and the availability of existing property solutions and greenfield sites. Ballingarrane Science and Technology Park – 300 acres of strategic employment zone on the outskirts of Clonmel Business Incubation and Development – Clonmel is home to two enterprise and research offerings: Clonmel Business Development Park and Questum, a recently opened enterprise and research centre comprising office, laboratory and training space for emerging companies in the life science and technology sectors Supports offered to new industries who locate in Ballingarrane Science and Landbanks appropriately zoned lands Technology Park. Greenfield opportunities 300 acres (143 hectares) Annerville: Bulmers, William Grant and Existing property solutions 330,000 sq. ft. Coillte Panel Products 25,000 sq. ft. Commercial/office space Clonmel Business Development available Park and Questum Commercial/Office Sites Location Annual Rent Purchase price Gortnafleur €10/12 per sq. ft. plus €2 /sq.ft. to cover management charges and rates N/A Shell and core retail/warehouse units. Ard Gaoithe Circa. €25/30 per sq. ft. Size range – 3-10K sq. ft. €3/4 per sq. ft. CLONMEL BOROUGH DISTRICT Value for money Cahir Town Clonmel High Street Tipperary County Council’s development contribution scheme allows for the provision of a reduction for industrial building or light industrial building (including for non-retail warehousing, processing and manufacturing). For a town of this scale which boasts unrivalled facilities, services and infrastructure, Clonmel offers exceptional value for money. Average rent is 37% more affordable than in Dublin 3 bedroom semi in Clonmel/Cahir €700/month Residential Prices Industrial/Commercial Purchase Prices (indicative only) Cork Dublin House Monthly Purchase purchase purchase Clonmel Waterford Limerick Cork Dublin type rental price price price €700 per €35 €47 €52 €64 €80 4 bedroom detached in 3 bed semi €135K €206,000 €344,800 month per sq. ft. per sq. ft. per sq. ft. per sq. ft. per sq. ft. Clonmel/Cahir €800/month 4 bed €800 per €250K €358,000 €552,080 detached month Working population FDI/indigenous and specialist, unique employers within Clonmel Borough District Clonmel Borough District boasts the availability of a diverse and skilled workforce. Working from a strong, traditional base, cumulative employment in manufacturing is approximately 4,000 people making it one of the strongest hubs/clusters in the country. 935,592 Population within a 60-minute catchment area of Clonmel Clonmel Borough District 570,867 Working population within a 60-minute catchment area of Clonmel CLONMEL BOROUGH DISTRICT Skill Access to 160,000 students Clonmel has access to 160,000 third-level students, 67,000 of whom are studying in colleges that specialise in pharmaceutical and molecular biotechnology research, applied materials, creative multimedia and much more. It is central to all third-level and fourth-level institutions in the province of Munster with access to Limerick Institute of Technology (LIT) campuses in Tipperary in the towns of Clonmel and Thurles and to Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT) (PMBRC – Pharmaceutical and Molecular Biotechnology Research Centre) and SEAM – South East Applied Materials. It also has access to University College Cork and Cork Institute of Technology which boast 30,000 undergraduates and a number of industry research centres/ institutes such as Tyndall National Institute, APC, Nimbus (CIT). 11,000 learners engaged in further education and training The Tipperary Education and Training Board operate programmes at Levels 4-5 in the towns of Clonmel and Cahir Linkages with approx. 250 employers in the county for apprenticeships. Over 400 apprentices on programmes within the county All ETB courses at levels 4-6 incorporate work placements College No. of full-time students Waterford Institute of Technology 10,000 Carlow Institute of Technology 4,000 Limerick Institute of Technology 6,000 Cork Institute of Technology 12,000 University College Cork 18,000 University of Limerick 17,000 Total 67,000 Lifestyle Amenities and recreation Clonmel is nestled in the beautiful Comeragh and River Suir Blueway, including walks, fishing and Knockmealdown mountain ranges. Nature lovers are spoiled international slalom kayaking for choice with walking and hiking trails to suit all fitness Comeragh and Knockmealdown Mountains levels. The iconic Sliabh na mBan mountain (celebrated in song) overlooks Clonmel. Castle, museum and heritage sights Clonmel is part of Ireland’s Ancient East, offering wonderful National horse racing track heritage sites such as Cahir Castle, Swiss Cottage and GAA, soccer, hockey and rugby other attractions. There is also a wide range of social, recreational and leisure facilities such as Clonmel’s Inch Playgrounds, swimming pools Field, Denis Bourke and Mulcahy town parks, while renowned Art centres, parks and libraries international facilities such as Mount Juliet and Fota Island A wealth of artisan cafés and restaurants offering are all close by. culinary delights Independent and global retail brands Exciting festivals calendar Championship and Parkway Golf Courses There are seven primary Close proximity to Glen of Aherlow National Park and schools (including cultural trail Gaelscoileanna) and four secondary schools. Excellent range of community Hotels Clonmel Park Hotel, Hotel Minella and privately operated childcare B&Bs A wide range of B&Bs available facilities including pre-schools, Montessori schools, crèches Guest houses Award-winning facilities and playschools. Holiday Cottages and Numerous Self Catering CLONMEL BOROUGH DISTRICT Thank you Find out more about how we can help you and your organisation relocate to and expand within Tipperary. Tipperary County Council Civic Offices Clonmel Contact: Director of Economic Development t +353 761 06 5000 e [email protected] www.tipperary.ie.
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