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In Monaghan

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Welcome to Monaghan

Nestled in the heart of Ireland’s border region, Monaghan is more than just a county – it’s a vibrant hub of opportunity. Whether you’re an entrepreneur seeking a strategic location, a professional looking for work-life balance, or an investor in search of value, Monaghan delivers the perfect blend of ambition and affordability. Monaghan isn’t just a place to visit – it’s a place to invest, live, and grow.

Strategic Location

Located along the Dublin–Belfast M1 Economic Corridor, the Monaghan Economic Catchment (MEC) offers exceptional connectivity and a strategic position for logistics and trade.

1hrDRIVE TO MAJOR AIRPORTS + PORTSACCESS TO EU + UK MARKETS

Skilled Workforce

Monaghan is home to a resilient, entrepreneurial workforce known for its strong work ethic and adaptability. With access to a wider regional talent pool of over 700,000 skilled individuals, the county is well-positioned for growth. The Monaghan Economic Corridor (MEC) builds on this strength, linking Monaghan Town, Clones, and Castleblayney to drive investment, enhance infrastructure, and support sustainable job creation across the region.

Total Population aged 15+ at Work or Unemployed residing within the MEC
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% of All Island Labour Force

Commercial Leases - Average Annual Rent 2024

Competitive Commercial Space

Monaghan offers high-quality, purpose-built office and commercial spaces at up to 66% lower costs than those in Dublin, ideal for start-ups and expanding enterprises alike.

Affordable Living

Housing in Monaghan is significantly more affordable, with rental and purchase prices averaging nearly 60% less than in Dublin, making it easier for employees and families to settle and thrive.

MEDIAN HOUSE PRICE, MONAGHAN (2022)

206,121
  • COMPARED TO DUBLIN'S €430,000+

AVERAGE RENT, MONAGHAN (Q3 2022)

764
per month
  • BELOW NATIONAL URBAN AVERAGES

Vibrant Culture & Community

Monaghan celebrates its unique traditions while embracing diversity and innovation. Be part of a welcoming, inclusive community rich in heritage, culture, and creativity.

The infamous giants of Rossmore Park are large wooden sculptures hidden along forest trails, crafted by artist Thomas Dambo. Made from recycled wood, they blend into the natural landscape and add a sense of magic and adventure to the park, especially for children.

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