Local groups are looking to provide facilities for up to 200 workers.
A feasibility study into a new digital, co-working centre in Westmeath has been launched.
Athlone Chamber of Commerce is looking to provide facilities for up to 200 remote workers in a town-centre location.
The study will involve a needs assessment and will explore potential buildings and design costs, and is expected to take six months.
Chamber CEO Gerry McInerney says it's an opportune time to create a sustainable remote working hub:
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