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Wexford is the ideal location for your business

County Wexford is ideally positioned on Ireland’s East Coast, just 90 minutes from Dublin City Centre and Dublin Airport, providing direct access to domestic and international transport networks and markets. Offering excellent infrastructure, high calibre talent and a rich cultural environment that enables businesses and people to thrive, County Wexford is the ideal location for business relocation, starting a business or business expansion.

 

Strategically located on the East Coast of Ireland

As the largest town in the South East of Ireland, Wexford is strategically located just 90 minutes from Dublin Airport and 2.5 hours from Cork Airport, offering a compelling location for foreign direct investment in Wexford, business growth and relocation. With outstanding port, rail and air access, County Wexford offers excellent connectivity to the rest of Ireland, Europe and beyond, providing businesses a competitive, well connected base in Ireland’s South East.

With over €500 million invested in two major bypass projects – the M11 extension (27 km of motorway) and the N25 New Ross Bypass – Wexford, transport links now offer uninterrupted motorway connectivity to Belfast and faster access to major urban centres across the south and west of Ireland, strengthening its appeal as a strategic location for business and investment.

Rosslare Europort in County Wexford is a major international gateway, facilitating trade and passenger travel between Ireland, the UK and Europe, supporting the county’s role as a strategic location for business investment in the Model County and economic growth.

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Green map of Ireland graphic with County Wexford highlighted in yellow. On the map are graphics of boats which denote ports and airports and their respective drive times to County Wexford. Waterford Port (1 hours) , Rosslare Europort and Port of Cork (2.5 hours), Belfast Port (3 hours) and Dublin Port (90 minutes) along with airplane graphics which denote Shannon Airport (2.5 hours), Dublin Airport, Waterford Airport, Belfast Airport and Cork Airport
Yellow map of County Wexford pin-pointing the main towns and roads that connect the county with Rosslare Europort. On the graphic Gorey, Enniscorthy, New Ross and Wexford Town are listed along with the M11, N11, N80, N30 and N25 roads.
A map with all of the services that Rosslare operates to Europe with destinations like' Pembroke, Fishguard, Zeebrugge, Dunkirk, Cherbourg and Bilbao
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Danone
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Irish Country Meats
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Introducing
Trinity Wharf

Trinity Wharf, a one-of-a-kind landmark development, is set to transform the waterfront area of Wexford, Ireland.

Boasting panoramic views, 200,000 sq ft commercial office space, hotels, restaurants and retail units, a 64 berth marina, a new boardwalk linking Trinity Wharf with Paul Quay and the Crescent and an urban greenway, the development will create a multifunctional and vibrant addition to Wexford that supports business growth, enhances quality of life in County Wexford for businesses and redefines Wexford’s waterfront.

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