Apple to open Dublin office this year to complement expanded Cork operations

Up to 300 workers will be accommodated in Park Place, Dublin with the tech giant opening its new Hollyhill 5 building in Cork today

From left: Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Apple vice president of operations Cathy Kearney, and Lord Mayor of Cork Fergal Dennehy attend the opening of Apple’s new Hollyhill building on its Cork campus. Pictures: Apple

Apple’s vice president of operations, Cathy Kearney, said the new office development at its Cork campus in Hollyhill and new office space in Dublin will allow the tech giant to continue to evolve, with the potential for future expansion.

Apple said it will open a new office in Dublin later this year, taking permanent space in the capital for the first time. The company has had teams based in Dublin in the past, but said it will take up space in Park Place later this year with capacity for 300 staff.