CLERYS QUARTER | O’CONNELL STREET | D1
The Clerys building represents a new form of working lifestyle in a dynamic mixed-use destination, rich in history and variety for the modern workforce. It will incorporate three new floors of world-class offices, culminating in Dublin’s most spectacular glazed rooftop hospitality area with terraced views across the city.
INTRODUCING CLERYS QUARTER
3 FLOORS OF PREMIUM
OFFICE SPACE FROM
18,200 TO 22,650 SQ.FT.
SQ.M. BASE BUILD
OCCUPANCY
floor-to-ceiling
height
Since it was first built in 1853, the Clerys building has played a central role in Dublin’s history. It sits on the city’s main thoroughfare, opposite one of Ireland’s most famous landmarks, the GPO, and adjacent to the Spire monument.
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Located on O’Connell Street, the building will integrate grand neo-classical Portland stone façades with modern architectural design.
The original structure included a full-height central hall and open galleries supported by Corinthian columns. Destroyed by fire during the Easter Rising in 1916, it was re-built and opened again in 1922. The Clerys Clock, which hangs over the main entrance door, has been a meeting point for Dubliners for generations.
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Dublin's most exciting mixed-use destination, combining collaborative office, retail, food and beverage, hospitality and leisure spaces.
