International Workplace Group, whose brands include Spaces, Regus and HQ, is planning to open eight new state-of-the-art flexible workspaces across Ireland.
The new workspaces are in Dublin’s Five Lamps area (Regus), Scotch Hall in Drogheda (Regus), Mervue Business Park in Galway (Regus), Swords in Co Dublin (Regus), Clones in Co Monaghan (HQ), Ashgrove House in Dún Laoghaire in Dublin (HQ), Setanta House in Dublin 2 and Cape House in Blanchardstown in Dublin (Regus).
IWG said that with the long-term shift to more flexible ways of working, it continues to expand its network to keep pace with rising demand across Ireland.
The new openings in Ireland follow partnership agreements with building owners, who have invested in the International Workplace Group platform to create a branded flexible workspace in their building.
These locations come on the heels of International Workplace Group’s rapid global network expansion in the first half of 2026, signing a record 728 new locations globally in the first half of the year and a further 332 in the third quarter as demand for hybrid working continues to grow.
Christian Schmitz, CEO of International Workplace Group PLC, said the company is seeing rising demand for its solutions as companies of all sizes shift to capital light operating models.
“As a result, firms are seeing first-hand the benefits of hybrid and more flexible working models which directly improve both employee satisfaction and increased productivity and operate more efficiently,” he said.
“Our latest openings across Ireland further strengthens our Irish network, allowing us to provide businesses with greater flexibility and access to high-quality workspaces closer to where people live and work,” he added.
