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Two Laois Business Owners Combine In Remote Working Project

Tuesday, 18 August 2020 15:27

It'll be based at the Portlaoise plaza on the M7.

Two Laois business owners are combining to create a remote working space that they believe is the first of it's kind in Ireland.

Vision 85 owner Eamon Callaghan and Supermacs MD Pat McDonagh hope to open Hub 17 beside the Portlaoise Plaza on the M7 in October.

The development will include conference facilities, remote working space for individuals or teams up to six and will link with the recently formed Laois hub collective.

Mr.Callaghan says it's a good example of the public and private sectors working in tandem:

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