They have seven bases in the midlands.
€5.4m in funding has been secured for the pacel holding and collection service OOHPOD.
The business has seven collection centres around the midlands, where people can collect packages they have ordered rather than having them delivered.
The company have also appointed the son of a former Taoiseach, Philip Reynolds as their new chairman.
Founder of the business, John Tuohy, says trends across Europe show that people are beginning to prefer this method of delivery:
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