The official launch of the Drogheda Digital Hub marks a major milestone for the M1 Corridor region. Located on Narrow West Street in Drogheda, this state-of-the-art facility is designed to empower digital start-ups, remote workers, and scaling tech businesses. Backed by Enterprise Ireland and Louth County Council, the Hub is part of a broader strategy to position the North-East as a leader in digital innovation.
It was an honour to welcome Minister Peter Burke, TD, to County Louth for the official opening. His presence underscores the Government’s commitment to supporting regional enterprise and digital transformation.
Why It Matters for the M1 Corridor
- Strengthening the Digital Ecosystem: The Hub provides co-working spaces, meeting rooms, and advanced tech infrastructure, creating an environment where entrepreneurs can thrive.
- Driving Regional Competitiveness: By fostering innovation and supporting SMEs, the Hub enhances the attractiveness of the M1 Corridor for foreign direct investment (FDI) and indigenous enterprise.
- Urban Regeneration: The revitalisation of Narrow West Street demonstrates how enterprise initiatives can breathe new life into town centres, making Drogheda a vibrant hub for business and community.
- Talent Retention and Attraction: With flexible workspaces and networking opportunities, the Hub helps retain local talent while attracting professionals seeking a high-quality lifestyle outside Dublin.
Programmes and Supports
- Boyne Innovate Accelerator: A flagship programme offering mentoring and workshops for start-ups.
- DigiBytes Sessions: Evening events featuring industry experts, designed to inspire and educate entrepreneurs in digital and health sectors.
The Bigger Picture
The Drogheda Digital Hub is more than a building—it’s a symbol of the M1 Corridor’s commitment to innovation, collaboration, and sustainable economic growth. By connecting businesses, talent, and resources, it strengthens the region’s position as a key driver of Ireland’s future economy.
