1 Coworking Spaces in Letterkenny
CoWork Plus Tearmann in Letterkenny
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About Letterkenny
A town in the county of Donegal in the north of Ireland, Letterkenny is nicknamed "The Cathedral Town" due to its plethora of cathedrals giving you plenty of opportunities to nick into one and say a little prayer for the success of your startup on the way to a coworking venue. The town's main street is believed to be the longest in Ireland, so you will be able to mingle with the locals quite easily in one of the cafes considering that there are only 19,274 residents. Sitting on the Swilly River, it's considered to be the regional economic gateway for the northwest of Ireland. Home to quite a few educational institutions, such as the Letterkenny Institute of Technology, there are plenty of students getting up to mischief when they aren't studying engineering, IT, science, design or business. Historically a market town during the 17th Century, Letterkenny is home to the Microsoft Ventures-backed local software startup, Farmflo that is based at the Letterkenny Institute of Technology.
Ireland is the world's largest exporter of software with numerous American high-tech companies investing massively into the country. It's home to the European or regional headquarters of companies such as Google, Microsoft, Apple, IBM and the list goes on. Numerous tech startups are making the global market sit up and take notice of the Emerald Isle, such as LogoGrab (image recognition technology), Soapbox Labs (voice recognition tech) and Popertee (connecting brands with vacant spaces for short-term retail) to name a few.
Letterkenny is where you may run into some long lost family member as it's estimated that over 80 million people of Irish descent live outside of Ireland, think about 34 million Americans and about half the population of Australia plus numerous other countries. A coworking venue may just be the place to look up your leprechaun roots if you don't have more pressing work to do.