Serviced Offices International Financial Services Centre

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Dublin’s International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) is located in the heart of the city, right on the River Liffey. The IFSC has some of the most impressive office spaces in the city, from large open-plan coworking spaces to small, private, stylish offices.

Stretching east from Custom House Quay towards North and East Wall, this commercial hub also incorporates the tech-driven area known as ‘Silicon Docks’ around Grand Canal Dock.

The original 11-hectare site at Custom House Quay boasts many of the world’s top banks, hedge funds and insurance companies, including Citibank, JPMorgan, HSBC, Merrill Lynch, BNP Paribas, Commerzbank and Bank of America.

Meanwhile south of the river, you’ll find tech giants such as Google, Facebook, Airbnb and TripAdvisor.

Plenty of small webtech start-ups also look for offices to rent in IFSC because of the high concentration of business services and co-working spaces in the area.

The impressive multi-storey buildings facilitate the provision of high-quality serviced offices to rent in the IFSC, with a range of flexible workspace options available to suit every budget.

40,000 people work in and around the IFSC and the average salary in the area is over €60,000 in this area, so it will come as no surprise that it also has excellent amenities. The district is filled with river- and canal-side restaurants, bars and cafes. Whatever the cuisine or experience you’re looking for, you’ll find it. The IFSC is the ideal spot for business lunches, quick coffees and entertaining clients.

The IFSC is well served by public transport, with both Connolly Station and Busáras Central Station to the northwest near Custom House Quay. Tara Street Station is located to the south, close to Silicon Docks, and there are numerous bus and Luas light rail links throughout. All of these combine to make the commute to your office space in IFSC just a hop, skip and a jump away.

Did you know that Dublin and the International Financial Service Centre have been rated as 38th overall in the 2019 Global Financial Centres Index? The area itself accounts for about 7 percent of the overall Irish GDP! Not bad for what was originally an 11-hectare site.

Office space in IFSC is among some of the most sought-after in the city. Surrounded by transport links, a highly educated workforce and all the joys of the capital, it’s easy to see why.

Cocooned between multiple bus stops and train stations and sitting alongside the main road into and out of the city, commuting to your serviced office in IFSC couldn’t be easier. When work is over, you have all of the highlights of the city to enjoy only a few minutes away.

If you are looking for some luxury accommodation for yourself or visiting clients, we recommend The Gibson, The Marker Hotel Dublin, The Dean and The Westin.

After-work drinks are only a question of ‘where’, not ‘if’. Dublin is a city renowned for its pubs and bars, from snugs where James Joyce himself once sat or modern bars that would impress even the most seasoned traveller. For a history-heavy pint, we recommend The Stag’s Head (to follow in Joyce’s footsteps) or Davy Byrnes, but there are so many places to choose from that we suggest you explore and find your own favourites. For something a little more upmarket, Sophie’s, the bar atop The Dean hotel, serves luxury cocktails and sky-high views over Dublin city.

If you’re in need of a feed, Dublin has some of the best restaurants in the world, all located within a stone’s throw of one another. You haven’t lived experienced the city to its fullest if you haven’t yet tried Dax Restaurant, Chapter One Restaurant and Mr. Fox!