Digital Hub Dublin brings together technology companies, creative businesses and collaborative workspaces in the heart of Dublin 8. Located just off Thomas Street in the Liberties, the campus combines modern business facilities with a distinctive collection of restored historic buildings.
Managed as a centre for digital enterprise, The Digital Hub offers offices, meeting rooms, shared spaces and specialist facilities designed to support growing teams. Its central location also provides convenient access to Dublin’s public transport network and city amenities.
Digital Hub Dublin: A Creative Campus in Dublin 8
The campus is designed around interaction and knowledge-sharing. Its buildings include former Guinness Brewery facilities, Victorian industrial premises and elegant historic townhouses. Together, they create an environment where digital companies and creative professionals can work alongside one another.
Available facilities vary between buildings but may include:
- Flexible and private office accommodation
- Meeting rooms, presentation rooms and bookable studios
- Secure Wi-Fi and high-speed internet connections
- Shared kitchens, lounges and informal breakout areas
- Bike storage, showers and accessibility features
- Electronic access control and monitored security
Digital Depot
Digital Depot houses the campus reception and provides flexible office units for digital enterprises at different stages of growth. The former Guinness printing works includes meeting rooms, breakout areas, a shared lounge, Learning Studio and Bay 1. Its flexible layout allows businesses to expand their workspace as they develop.
The Grainstore
The Grainstore is a restored 19th-century building containing seven private offices. Original features such as steel beams, columns and concrete jack arches have been retained, while the interior has been adapted for technology and digital media companies. The Marshalsea Room provides a shared meeting and collaboration facility.
Other Campus Buildings
The Gatelodge, OneFiveSeven, 10-13 Thomas Street and Townhouse Twenty2 each offer a different combination of office and creative space. Facilities include studios, meeting rooms, kitchenettes and shared areas. Townhouse Twenty2 retains period details including original glazing, stucco decoration and its distinctive carriage arch.
Several buildings also reflect the area’s industrial and social history. The Grainstore was associated with Roe’s Distillery, while Digital Depot and The Gatelodge were connected to Guinness printing operations. Townhouse Twenty2 previously served as a public library for almost a century.
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Why the Digital Hub Dublin Campus Matters
The Digital Hub Dublin model demonstrates how historic urban buildings can be adapted for modern enterprise without losing their architectural identity. By combining flexible accommodation, shared infrastructure and a community-focused approach, the campus supports collaboration while giving businesses practical room to grow.
For companies seeking a central Dublin workspace, the campus offers more than an office address. It provides access to meeting facilities, creative studios, shared amenities and a network of organisations operating in the digital sector.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is The Digital Hub located?
The campus is located around Roe Lane and Thomas Street in Dublin 8, in the Liberties area of Dublin City.
What facilities are available?
Facilities can include offices, meeting rooms, studios, shared kitchens, breakout spaces, secure internet, bike storage, showers and controlled access. Provision varies by building.
Which historic buildings are part of the campus?
The campus includes Digital Depot, The Grainstore, The Gatelodge, OneFiveSeven, 10-13 Thomas Street and Townhouse Twenty2, among other buildings.
Takeaway: Digital Hub Dublin combines flexible workspace and modern business infrastructure with the character of Dublin’s historic Liberties, creating a distinctive base for technology and creative companies.
Article/Image Courtesy: The Digital Hub
