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Bank of Ireland on O'Connell Street
BANK of Ireland will officially open a unique new facility for small companies at its main city branch today.
The Bank of Ireland ‘workbench’ is free and open to start-up companies to use as a base to work from.
The branch hall has undergone an extensive reconstruction to allow for these facilities, which includes a free co-working deskspace.
People using the facility can take advantage of free WiFi, coffee and tea.
The launch will mark the start of National Enterprise Week in Limerick, with Bank of Ireland hosting a networking event.
This will be hosted at the Treaty City brewery, based at Unit 13 in the Childers Road enterprise centre next Tuesday, November 15, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm.
The events enable people to share business information, gain industry insights, access resources and build new leads. Flash Networking Events are open to all however people must register to attend.
For more information on the facility see here, telephone 076-6247715, or you can also visit @BOIbusiness.
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