Remote Working Hubs in Meath

Coworking and Remote Working Hubs in Meath

Meath has 6 coworking spaces and remote working hubs, spread across the county from Kells and Moynalty in the north, through Athboy and Gibbstown in the middle, down to Dunshaughlin on the commuter fringe with Dublin. Meath is one of Ireland's fastest-growing counties by population — largely because of Dublin-overflow housing demand — and the hub network is starting to catch up.

Meath's economy blends agriculture and equine, a strong manufacturing base (Facebook's Clonee data centre, Intel's Leixlip reach, plus food-processing around Navan), and a very large commuter workforce. Standout hubs include the Meath Enterprise Dunshaughlin Hub in the Civic Office Building (purpose-built for the county's largest commuter cluster), the Athboy Digital Hub at the Athboy Convent Community Centre, Deerpark Community Hub near Kells, Kilskyre Community Activity Centre also near Kells, iDesk Cormeen at the Moynalty sports complex, and DigiTeic Bhaile Ghib (Gibbstown DigiTech) near Navan.

What Meath coworking hubs offer

Day rates are typically €15–€25, with fibre broadband, meeting rooms by the hour, free parking, and 24/7 fob access at most hubs. Dunshaughlin Hub is the most professionally set up, with incubator units and private offices for small teams; Athboy Digital Hub offers a strong community-meeting space and is well-located for north-Meath residents. The Kells-area hubs — Deerpark, Kilskyre, iDesk Cormeen — are community-priced and lean toward solo freelancers and remote employees working locally.

Who Meath hubs are for

Dublin commuters living in Dunshaughlin, Ratoath or the M3 corridor get the most obvious value — a 5-minute drive instead of a 90-minute commute. Rural freelancers in the Kells, Athboy or Gibbstown areas finally have a local alternative to the kitchen table. Small teams can take private offices at Dunshaughlin. Browse every Meath hub with current pricing and opening hours.