Longford Works

Whether you're an entrepreneur starting up, looking to work remotely closer to home but away from the kitchen table, or you need a work space to meet a deadline while traveling: Longford Works has everything you need to Work Smarter, Live Better. So what is it all about? 

Longford Works is a network of remote working hubs in key locations across County Longford: Abbeyshrule, Ardagh, Edgeworthstown, Longford Town, Moydow, Moyne, and Mullinalaghta.

With work spaces tailored to your needs, you can choose from hot desks, individual and team offices, meeting or collaboration rooms and event spaces. And you don't have to worry about your connection dropping out with high-speed WIFI and video conferencing rooms. Your security is also our priority with restricted access, including secure dedicated offices, and monitored CCTV.

With Longford Works you're not only joining an office space, you're also joining a community of professionals and entrepreneurs, cutting out the commute and creating more time for professional growth and building networks. Many of our locations schedule social and community events to help you get to know your Longford Works colleagues!

Longford Works locations allow remote workers to work closer to home in a professional environment. They also offer educational and training opportunities, including easy access to educational resources through the TUS Learning Gates. Students can also participate in Transition Year programs.

And entrepreneurs are finding it easier to get their businesses off the ground, leaving rates payments behind by starting out in a Longford Works location. Start-ups are also cutting out other overheads such as office fit-out, security, lighting, heat, cleaning and even parking - we have all of that taken care of!

Longford Works secured funding from the Department of Rural and Community Development through the Town & Village Renewal Scheme. This project was developed by Longford County Council in partnership with the brand agency Designedly, with videography by Paireac Keane of King Tree Media.