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IDA Ireland’S Advanced Building Solution in Castlebar, Please Contact ADVANCE CASTLEBAR BUILDING CO. MAYO SOLUTION Advance to the next step For more information on IDA Ireland’s Advanced Building Solution in Castlebar, please contact Mr James Boyle Mr Ricky Conneely Property Marketing Manager Regional Executive IDA Ireland Property Division IDA Ireland West Office Athlone Business and Technology Park Mervue Business Park Galway t +353 90 6471535 t +353 91 735910 e [email protected] e [email protected] An FDI Initiative from IDA Ireland Employee Retention 30% Cost Career Quality Differentiation Lifespan of Life Great Great Housing Schools Cheaper Euro goes Childcare Further Building Success in Ireland West IDA Ireland has constructed a purpose-built, flexi-space Advance Building Solution in Castlebar Business and Technology Park. The building is a highly-specified facility that can be customised to meet the needs of Manufacturing or Service companies and opens up a significant Foreign Direct Investment opportunity on Ireland’s Western Seaboard. Castlebar is the commercial capital of Mayo – a County with an already-strong nucleus of successful global FDI companies. It is a significant educational hub with many highly-trained STEM graduates living across the region. The skilled talent you need is already here. If you are a Foreign Direct Investor whose expansion strategy demands a ready-to-go high-quality property solution in a dynamic environment, then the Castlebar Advance Building Solution could be your ideal option. By locating in Castlebar, your company can benefit from attractive financial incentives. So start your investment journey to Ireland West. Let IDA Ireland show you the way… 01 The Castlebar Experience Castlebar is a dynamic focal-point of Ireland West - a long-time preferred destination for global FDI companies, with over 450,000 people living within the wider area. The exciting Castlebar Advance Building Solution from IDA Ireland provides: Close road and rail connections to major Irish cities and to international Ireland West is home to leading global FDI companies including airports at Knock, Shannon and Dublin. Getting here, there and Allergan, Baxter, Boston Scientific, Coca-Cola, Cisco and Fidelity – to everywhere is easy. name but a few. A region with an established record in attracting multi-sector global Castlebar has an adaptable flexi-space IDA Advance Building Solution FDI companies, with many operating in the globally-significant medical ready for FDI investors with an open mind and a keen eye as to where technology cluster. best to locate in Europe. Significant educational resources including the National University of The local environment encourages a way of life that’s healthy, Ireland in Galway and Institutes of Technology in Castlebar itself and energising, and well-balanced - in a part of Ireland world-famed for Galway, Sligo and Athlone. natural beauty. Over 17,000 highly-skilled graduates annually from these Institutions. Castlebar guarantees a welcome that is personal, professional and willing to see things from your company’s investment perspective and commercial needs. IDA Ireland is ready to meet and partner your company in its FDI expansion plans. 02 03 Building Local Thinking Global The Advance Building Solution Castlebar Business and Technology Park Ground Floor First Floor Castlebar is a thriving business hub for global Foreign Direct Investment companies covering a broad sector of operations - including a significant Medical Technology cluster. Global enterprises such as Boston Scientific, Medtronic, Merit Medical, Hollister, Hewlett Packard, SAP, Cisco, EA Games & Lionbridge have already chosen to locate in the region. The IDA Business and Technology Park in Castlebar is zoned and fully serviced and offers investors an opportunity to locate at the heart of Ireland West. Flexible Design to Suit Your Needs Ready for immediate occupation as a technology / manufacturing facility, this Advance Building Solution can also be configured to accommodate large scale office activities (subject to planning). The existing office space within the building can accommodate approximately 100 staff and the generous floor to ceiling height of the technology space gives potential for the introduction of a c.3,145 m² (c.33,852 ft²) building solution Building serviced by natural gas mezzanine floor, which could accommodate a further 200 staff or more. The flexible design allows on a 1.15ha (2.84 acre) site (Gross external floor area) Telecoms infrastructure in place occupiers to be creative including the addition of break-out areas, meeting pods, town-hall space Two storey glazed offices of c.866 m² (9,322 ft²) Designed to achieve LEED Bronze CS accreditation and innovation hubs. Think green and create an indoor garden, enhance natural daylight with the providing views over the landscaped park Adjacent lands available to support an occupant’s addition of roof lights and there is already an electric car charging point on site. Technology space of over c.1,590 m² (c.17,115 sq ft) expansion with eaves height of c.7.5 m / c.24.5 ft. (Gross external floor area) 63 Car park spaces with potential for additional IDA Ireland’s Advance Building Solution can be configured to meet your company’s needs. 110 kva with additional power available and substation on-site spaces, subject to agreement. Advance Building Solution Potential Office Design The information contained in this brochure is for guidance purposes only. These particulars should not be construed as forming a contract or part of a contract warranty. 04 Maps and plans are not to scale and measurements are approximate. Intending purchasers should satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their correctness. 05 A Castlebar Portrait Located between Galway and Sligo, Castlebar is Ireland’s 7th largest Retail Centre N15 Talent pool derived from NUI Galway, GMIT, all of Europe and beyond N16 New ABS available for fast operational startup N2 Lower employee cost of living to attract and retain employees Castlebar N17 Sligo IT Ireland West Airport just 40k away with daily flights to UK and Europe N3 N4 Dublin and Shannon Airports within a two hour drive Daily rail connections to Dublin Ireland On or close to N5, N60 and N84 national road routes West GMIT Airport Dundalk IT N4 N17 N84 N61 M3 N59 N17 M6 Maynooth M4 University GMIT M6 Athlone IT NUI Galway Donegal Airport M18 Letterkenny IT M7 M9 N56 N15 M7 Belfast N15 Airport N16 N67 Thurles IT Shannon N2 Castlebar Limerick IT N17 Carlow IT Airport N3 UL N4 M8 M20 Ireland West A Regional Snapshot GMIT Dundalk IT IT Tralee Airport N4 N17 M1 N84 M9M3 M2 N61 Maynooth 101 overseas companies; 23,286 employed in Region N59 University Dublin N17 Airport M6 M4 N25 Athlone IT Dublin IT Over 17,000 graduates within 90 minute radius M6 GMIT UCD Wexford IT M11 NUI Galway DCU 52,611 students within 90 minute radius Kerry WaterfordTCD IT M18 M7 N25 M9 453,410 people living in Region Airport N72 M7 ShannonM8 N67 Airport WaterfordM11 Ireland West is home to five 3rd Level institutions Limerick IT Carlow IT UL M8 N11 N20 M20 Airport GMIT has a Campus in Castlebar IT Tralee N25 M9 N25 N70 N71 N22 Wexford IT Kerry N25 Research Institutes include Medical Device and Stem Cell Research Centres N25 Airport N72 M8 Waterford IT Cork IT Waterford N20 Airport and the National Centre for Data Analytics N25 UCC N70 N71 CorkN22 Castlebar Business and Technology Park provides easy access to Ireland West, Cork IT N71 AirportUCC Cork N71 Airport Dublin and Shannon Airports and national arterial road routes N71 N71 Spectacular natural environment 06 Golf galore in Castlebar, Ballina, Carne, Westport and more 07 Living the life You’ll find culture and creativity in abundance in and around Castlebar. You’ll also find superior housing for purchase or rental at a major price advantage over big city-living. You’ll certainly enjoy the excellent sporting, relaxation and educational facilities. Quality of life comes high on the agenda here. Loving the locations Castlebar and Mayo are home to the best Ireland has to offer. For example, you can: - Explore dramatic coastlines with golden beaches and picturesque villages - Travel or cycle the Wild Atlantic Way or the Great Western Greenway - Climb Ireland’s ‘holy’ mountain – Croagh Patrick - Unearth history in the Céide Fields, the most extensive Stone Age monument in the world - Visit Achill Island – where towering cliffs plunge into the sea - Enjoy the Sporting Life – on land and sea - Savour rich Irish culture and music, superb cuisine or renowned Mayo hospitality - Experience Ireland’s heritage in the Museum of Country Life Everywhere you venture, Mayo’s natural beauty is waiting to be experienced. Appreciating the adventure In business, there is what’s called ‘first-mover advantage’ – getting in ahead of the competition, setting the benchmark and becoming an iconic name in a supportive and stimulating place. Castlebar is where business leaders thrive and entrepreneurs from far and wide are well-regarded and rewarded. Be among the first, advance with the best. Advance with IDA Ireland IDA Ireland is ready to support and guide you every step of the way as you undertake your Foreign Direct Investment in Ireland. Let us be your business partner and ensure you derive maximum benefit from Ireland’s unique FDI Value Proposition. The place is right. The time is right. Contact IDA Ireland now and we will do the rest. 08 Employee Retention 30% Cost Career Quality Differentiation Lifespan of Life Great Great Housing Schools Cheaper Euro goes Childcare Further ADVANCE CASTLEBAR BUILDING CO. MAYO SOLUTION Advance to the next step For more information on IDA Ireland’s Advanced Building Solution in Castlebar, please contact Mr James Boyle Mr Ricky Conneely Property Marketing Manager Regional Executive IDA Ireland Property Division IDA Ireland West Office Athlone Business and Technology Park Mervue Business Park Galway t +353 90 6471535 t +353 91 735910 e [email protected] e [email protected] An FDI Initiative from IDA Ireland.
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