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Dublin AirPort Logistics Park (homepage)

... is 250 metres from Dublin Airport
... has a dedicated private access directly onto the M2
... is 800 metres from the M50 (via the M2)
... has unrivalled profile onto the M2
... is 2km from the Port Tunnel entrance

Ireland’s definitive logistics park

Priding itself on delivering world class logistics solutions to major space occupiers, Dublin AirPort Logistics Park is established as the preferred location for operators servicing Dublin Airport, the Port Tunnel and the Greater Dublin Area.

Occupying a pivotal location within the national motorway network, occupiers benefit from both the excellent infrastructural support and the readily available workforce.

Combining this with the benefits of an experienced estate management team, a use zoning providing for “distribution, warehouse, storage and logistics facilities which require good access to the major road network within a good quality environment” and significant stamp duty savings due to the availability of securing tailor made Design and Build packages with Ireland’s leading industrial developers, this 60Ha park is Ireland’s definitive logistics park.

Road and Rail Networks (Road and Rail)

Dublin AirPort Logistics Park

... is within a sustainable 10 minute peak-hour drive time to Dublin Airport,
... has a dedicated private access directly onto the M2,
... is served by a bus stop located literally at the St. Margaret’s Road entrance to the park, connecting the park to all parts of the city and the greater Dublin area,
... is within minutes of the Metro alignment,
... is less than 1km from the M50 / M2 junction, providing immediate access to all national arterial routes from Dublin,
... is within 2km of Dublin Port Tunnel and 8 km of Dublin’s primary rail freight terminal.
A key point to note is that due to Dublin’s ever worsening congestion problems, this park’s unique access to key infrastructure enormous operating cost benefits (when compared to other potential locations).

Accessibility to Dublin Port (Dublin Port)

Dublin Port is the principal port in the Republic of Ireland, providing worldwide shipping services and catering for all shipping modes.

The Port Tunnel entrance is located 2 km from Dublin AirPort Logistics Park and provides a 6 minute link between the M50 and Dublin Port.

Dublin AirPort Logistics Park thus provides occupiers with an efficient, reliable and sustainable drive time to Dublin Port and the benefits it offers.

Other national ports are readily accessible from Dublin AirPort Logistics Park via the national road network.

Dublin International Airport (Dublin Airport)

Offering worldwide passenger and cargo services, Dublin Airport is Ireland's primary commercial and passenger airport.

Dublin Airport is within 250m of Dublin AirPort Logistics Park, a critical cost and performance related factor for any operator developing a facility to service the airport.

The real benefits of this sustainable drive time become apparent when consideration is given to the likely impact that Dublin Airport's growth projections and the ever increasing congestion problems experienced across the Greater Dublin Area will have on other locations. Dublin AirPort Logistics Park offers its occupiers the operational cost benefits associated with this proximity and sustainability.

Rohan (Developers)

Rohan Holdings is a leader in the complex business of developing prestige offices, high quality business parks and industrial premises.

Under the direction of Executive Chairman Ken Rohan, Rohan Holdings is one of Ireland’s largest private property investment and development companies, with extensive interests in both Ireland and the UK.

With over 30 years experience in land acquisition, design, planning, construction and tenant fit out, Rohan Holdings have a respected proven track record of delivering projects on time, within budget and to their clients' satisfaction.

Rohan Holdings, being property owners, managers and developers, are focused on the acquisition and development of prime commercial space and excel in the creation of high quality, actively managed business environments that will create and sustain investment value.

Rohan Holdings’ ability to deliver quality commercial environments is most evident in their developments and they are proud to count amongst their clients many leading local and global operators.

Contact (Contact page)

Colliers Jackson-Stops: Hambleden House,19-26 Lower Pembroke Street, Dublin 2 Ireland. Tel: 6333700 Fax: 6715156 E-mail: info@colliersjs.com Web: www.colliersjs.com

Rohan: Longphort House, Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2 Ireland. Tel: 6624455 Fax: 6765404 E-mail: info@rohan-holdings.ie

Advanced Units (phase 1 page)

For Sale/To Let
Dublin AirPort Logistics Park

... We are delighted to announce the first phase of advanced units at Dublin AirPort Logistics Park.
... Sizes from 1,493 sq m (16,068 sq ft)- 4,163 sq m (44,915 sq ft).
... Units will be completed 9 months from the signing of contracts.
Significant Stamp Duty savings available to early purchasers.

Plans (Adobe PDF, right click and choose "save-as" or similar to download):

Eagle House plans and brochure.
Falcon House plans and brochure.
Hawk House plans and brochure.
Kingfisher House plans and brochure.

Advanced Units (phase 2 page)

For Sale/To Let
Dublin AirPort Logistics Park

... We are delighted to announce the second phase of advanced units at Dublin AirPort Logistics Park.
... Full planning permission now received for the following units-
Kestrel House - 1,861 sq m
Pelican House - 2,681 sq m
Swift House - 3,668 sq m

... Units will be completed 9 months from the signing of contracts.
Significant Stamp Duty savings available to early purchasers.

Plans (Adobe PDF, right click and choose "save-as" or similar to download):

Kestrel House plans and brochure.
Pelican House plans and brochure.
Swift House plans and brochure.

Dublin AirPort Logistics Park
Freight > > Logistics Park Dublin > > Freight Park Dublin > > Distribution Park Dublin > > Airport Industrial Park Dublin
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