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title: "HQ Dublin Road"
description: "Kilkenny is a city with a castle, a medieval street plan and a reputation for crafts and design, but on a working day many people reach it the plain way: by train to the station on the Dublin Road side of town. HQ Dublin Road, Eircode R95 VP83, is in that part of Kilkenny, next to the station and…"
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# HQ Dublin Road

Kilkenny is a city with a castle, a medieval street plan and a reputation for crafts and design, but on a working day many people reach it the plain way: by train to the station on the Dublin Road side of town. HQ Dublin Road, Eircode R95 VP83, is in that part of Kilkenny, next to the station and MacDonagh Junction, and it occupies what listings describe as the former AIB building on the Dublin Road. A bank building makes sense as an office: solid, with generous rooms and good daylight, and a clear front door for clients.

HQ says the centre is a short walk from Kilkenny train station and from MacDonagh Junction Shopping Centre, and that the N10, the M9 and the N77 are close by, which is useful for people who cover the south-east of Ireland by road. The rail line connects Kilkenny with Dublin Heuston and with Waterford, so a manager based in Dublin can visit twice a week and a client from Waterford can come for a meeting without a car. For a company that serves Carlow, Waterford, Wexford and Tipperary from a single office, the position between road and rail is the main selling point.

Inside, HQ describes fully furnished offices, private suites for one-to-one meetings, open-plan offices for teams and meeting rooms equipped with widescreen TVs, video conferencing and whiteboards. The listing names a lounge area and meeting rooms, and business-grade Wi-Fi runs throughout. Breakout spaces allow a catch-up away from the desk, and cafés nearby supply coffee. Along Patrick Street, HQ points to restaurants for lunches ordered in and hotels for visitors from further afield.

Who is it for? Kilkenny's economy mixes agri-food, brewing and distilling heritage, tourism, crafts and design, public services and a growing base of software and consulting firms. The natural tenants are small professional practices, regional sales teams, project managers on infrastructure contracts, remote employees of companies in Dublin or abroad who need an office instead of a spare room, and start-ups that need meeting rooms to host investors. A team at the station can also use the building as a convenient place to meet colleagues who arrive from other counties.

It is worth knowing how it compares with the other HQ centre in the city. HQ 19 High Street sits on the Medieval Mile in the historic centre, in a building with more character; Dublin Road is the practical choice, built around the station, the road network and the shopping centre. Both are on our pages, and visiting both on a single trip takes little time.

Kilkenny's reputation helps a business based here. The city is known for Kilkenny Castle, the Medieval Mile and St Canice's Cathedral, and visitors from abroad come to see them. A company in tourism, hospitality, crafts or events gains from a base that clients recognise. For others, Kilkenny's scale is the benefit: it is a place where the owner of a firm can walk from a meeting to the bank to lunch without a car, and where the Kilkenny Castle Rose Garden, named by HQ, offers a green break within easy reach of the office.

Parking and road access deserve a direct question. HQ lists the main roads as close by, and a centre next to a shopping centre usually has public car parks within reach, but whether the building itself has spaces, and for how many cars, is not stated in the listing. Ask for the arrangement for staff who drive every day and for visiting clients, and ask how bicycles are handled, since Kilkenny is compact enough for many people to cycle in.

The final cost depends on the size of the office, the length of the term and what is free on your dates. CoworkingView does not set it and cannot promise availability. Ask with your desk count and start date, look at the meeting rooms and the private suites on the day you go, and compare the offer with the alternatives in Kilkenny before you sign.

- **Location:** Kilkenny
- **Address:** Dublin Road, Kilkenny, R95 VP83
- **Operator:** HQ
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, External Monitors, Lockers, Printer / Scanner, Kitchenette, Lounge Area

## Pricing

- Private office at HQ Dublin Road (Private Office): €209/month

Source: https://coworkingview.com/en/workspace/hq-dublin-road-kilkenny