Tipperary Innovation Engine CLG

Tipperary Innovation ENGINE operates as a digital hub in Tipperary town, providing private and co-working office spaces, hot desks, training facilities, and meeting rooms. The company is a social enterprise limited by guarantee, closely linked with Tipperary County Council and the Tipperary Education and Training Board. It forms part of the wider ENGINE network, which aims to establish Ireland's Midwest as a primary location for living, working, and investing.

Previously known as Tipperary Technology Park, the facility was purpose-built in 2002 to offer serviced office space to new and existing businesses. The building features ground-floor accessibility throughout, including offices, meeting rooms, and toilets. It provides high-speed broadband with speeds up to 100 Mbps. Services include private offices ranging from single-person units to larger multi-desk spaces, open-plan co-working areas, and dedicated hot desks equipped with ergonomic furniture, secure lockers, and privacy booths.

The hub also offers boardrooms and training rooms fitted with video conferencing and high-spec audio-visual systems. Catering and refreshments are available, alongside free tea and coffee in the canteen. On-site support includes a manager, reception, and maintenance staff during office hours. Ample free parking is provided, including designated wheelchair bays. The location is situated on the N24 and N74, offering proximity to Limerick, Clonmel, Thurles, Cahir, and Cashel, with rail and bus links and Shannon airport nearby.