Coworking spaces and serviced offices from the Georgian streets of Dublin 2 and the Docklands to Sandyford and Citywest. Ask for a day pass, a meeting room or an office, and we get today's price and availability from the spaces, free.
Innovation Quarter, Belgard Square North, D24 E1TT
Desk from €200/mo
20 Harcourt Street, D02 H364
11-15 Tara Street, D02 RY83
Day Pass from €28/day
77 Camden Street Lower, D02 XE80
Day Pass from €69/day
Guinness Enterprise Centre, Taylor's Lane, D08 ET2R
41B Avenue Road, D08 E9K1
27/30 Buckingham Street Lower, D01 YA44
Day Pass from €19/day
16 The Cubes, D18 XD36
Meeting Room from €40/hr
Block 5 High Street, D24 YK8N
151 Thomas Street, D08 PY5E
Meeting Room from €54/hr
5 School House Lane East, D02 N279
Day Pass from €25/day
6 Fern Road, D18 FP98
Day Pass from €69/day
No.1 The Capel Building, Mary's Abbey, D07 XPW0
Herbert House, Harmony Row, D02 H270
Meeting Room from €54/hr
50 Richmond Street South, D02 FK02
Meeting Room from €48/hr
5 George's Dock, D01 X8N7
6-7 St Stephen's Green, D02 X827
Meeting Room from €60/hr
10 Ely Place, D02 HR98
Meeting Room from €55/hr
The CHQ Building, Custom House Quay, D01 Y6H7
Desk from €350/mo
George's Quay, D02 E440
Private office from €300/desk/month
13 Charlemont Street, D02 VN88
Day Pass from €35/day
112-114 Saint Stephen's Green, D02 TD28
Meeting Room from €38/hr
2 Dublin Landings, D01 V4A3
Day Pass from €35/day
One Central Plaza, Dame Street, D02 EF64
Day Pass from €60/day
A coworking space in Dublin is a shared, flexible workspace rented by the day, week, or month — an alternative to a traditional office lease. Memberships suit freelancers, remote workers, and distributed teams looking for a desk, meeting room, or private office without a long-term commitment.
Last updated: November 14, 2026 · Source: One Coworking Index.
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Dublin has 88 coworking spaces across 17 neighborhoods. Available workspace options include flex desks from €200/month, meeting rooms from €20/hour. The most popular areas are Dublin 2, Dublin 18, Dublin 4. Spaces in Dublin have an average rating of 4.6 out of 5. Compare prices, amenities, and reviews to find the right workspace for your needs.
Most of the spaces on our Dublin map are in Dublin 2: in the Georgian streets around St Stephen's Green, Merrion Square, Fitzwilliam Square and Baggot Street, and along the quays to Grand Canal Dock, the 'Silicon Docks' where Google has its European headquarters. North of the Liffey, the IFSC and North Wall hold the Docklands' finance and newer office buildings. Beyond the canals, business parks carry their own supply: Sandyford in Dublin 18, Tallaght and Citywest in Dublin 24 and Blanchardstown in Dublin 15. The operators include Regus, Spaces and HQ, WeWork, and Dublin's own multi-house operators Pembr, Iconic Offices, Glandore and Workhub, next to independents such as Dogpatch Labs at the CHQ Building and the Guinness Enterprise Centre in the Liberties.
Day passes and meeting rooms can be booked online where a space offers them. Several Dublin operators quote prices before VAT, which is 23% at the standard rate in Ireland, so check each listing. For a private office, we ask the spaces for today's price and availability and negotiate on your behalf. That is free for you, because the space pays us.
| City | Spaces | Rating | Day pass /day | Meeting /hr | Office /mo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dublin | 88 | 4.6 | — | €20 | €265 |
| 90 | 4.5 | €25 | €16 | €200 | |
| 92 | 4.6 | €20 | €10 | €183 | |
| 94 | 4.6 | €18 | €13 | €100 |
That depends on where you need to be and what you need, and the map is not a ranking. In Dublin 2, Pembr, Iconic Offices and Glandore run several houses each around St Stephen's Green, Merrion Square and Fitzwilliam Square. Spaces and Iconic Offices have houses at Grand Canal Dock, and Dogpatch Labs works from the CHQ Building in the Docklands. Outside the centre, Regus and Workhub are in Sandyford, Regus is in Citywest and Workways in Tallaght.
Each listing shows the space's own day-pass price, so compare them on the map. Several Dublin operators quote prices before VAT, which is 23% at the standard rate, so check whether the price you see includes it. Where a space offers it, you book online for the date you choose.
On our map, Dublin 2 by a wide margin: the Georgian streets around St Stephen's Green, Merrion Square, Fitzwilliam Square, Baggot Street and Mount Street, and the quays down to Grand Canal Dock. North of the Liffey, the IFSC and North Wall come next. Further out, Ballsbridge and Donnybrook in Dublin 4, Sandyford in Dublin 18 and Tallaght and Citywest in Dublin 24 have the main groups.
Many of the coworking and serviced-office spaces on our map list meeting rooms, from the Georgian houses of Dublin 2 to the business parks in Sandyford and Citywest. Each listing says what the room offers and whether you can book it online. For a large conference, the Convention Centre Dublin on North Wall Quay and the RDS in Ballsbridge are the city's big venues.
It depends on the area, the team size and the term, and many Dublin operators do not publish a price. Some quote per desk and others per room or suite, so team size changes the figure. We ask the spaces for today's price and availability and negotiate for you, and that is free because the space pays us.
There is no rail link to Dublin Airport. Dublin Bus routes and the Aircoach and Dublin Express coaches run to the city centre, and Dublin Express stops at Tara Street and Heuston stations, among others. Tara Street station is a short walk from the spaces in Dublin 2 and the Docklands.
No. Offices inside coworking and serviced-office spaces are agreed directly with the space, and the terms vary from one to the next: some Dublin operators sell rolling monthly memberships, others contracts of one to five years for whole suites. Tell us the term you want and we'll raise it when we ask for prices.
Dublin has two Luas tram lines and the DART along the coast. The Green line runs north to south through the centre, past St Stephen's Green, Harcourt and Ranelagh to Sandyford and on to Brides Glen. The Red line runs from The Point and Connolly past Abbey Street, Smithfield and Heuston to Tallaght and Saggart. In the centre the DART stops at Connolly, Tara Street, Pearse and Grand Canal Dock. Pick your line, then compare the spaces near its stops on the map.
