This week we announced the creation of 70 new roles as part of a €2 million investment over the next 12 months.
Officially opened today by Jack Chambers TD, Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, the new 8,048 sq ft Dublin headquarters at 76 Baggot Street, Dublin 2, will serve as a central hub for the company’s operations as it scales up its delivery capabilities across Europe and the United States.
GagaMuller currently employs 50 people in Ireland, alongside 25 in Finland and 15 in the UK. With support from Enterprise Ireland, the company is creating further Irish jobs over the next 12 months to support increasing client demand and the continued growth of its international operations.
The new headquarters represents a further step in GagaMuller’s development since its establishment in 2018. From its base in Ireland, the company has expanded its Irish client base into the UK and Finland, with a growing presence across the United States, and currently delivering in excess of 700MW of Data Centre capacity.
Speaking at the opening, Jack Chambers TD, Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform and Digitalisation, said, ‘This investment by GagaMuller is a positive development for Dublin and reflects Ireland’s continued attractiveness as a location for companies operating in digital infrastructure and construction services. The company’s plans to expand its workforce and international footprint are welcome and will contribute to employment and skills development in the sector.’
Peter Burke TD, Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, said, ‘GagaMuller’s investment and expansion is a significant milestone for the team and the broader sector here, as it is a testament to the skills, talent and capability of Irish companies in this space. Their commitment to Ireland and expanding their workforce here will reinforce Ireland’s position as being at the forefront of the delivery of data centre infrastructure, and supporting companies like this on their scaling journey is a priority for the Irish government.’
Timmy Falvey, Managing Director at GagaMuller, added, ‘The opening of our new Dublin headquarters is a milestone for our business. It provides us with the space and infrastructure to support our growing team and to continue delivering projects for our clients across multiple regions. As demand for data centre infrastructure continues to increase, we are focused on scaling in a considered way while maintaining the quality and consistency of our delivery.
‘Our approach is grounded in the use of data to improve decision-making and efficiency across the project lifecycle. Here in Ireland, we remain committed to supporting the continued delivery of digital infrastructure while investing in local capability and talent.’
Jenny Melia, CEO of Enterprise Ireland, said, ‘GagaMuller’s decision to establish a new headquarters in Dublin is a strong endorsement of Ireland’s position as a hub for companies supporting the digital and data centre ecosystem. It is our ambition that Irish-owned exporters will become the primary driver of the Irish economy, and this will be achieved by supporting companies as they start, compete, scale and connect. Enterprise Ireland is proud to support GagaMuller on its scaling journey, and we congratulate the team on this important milestone.’
We work with clients across Ireland, the UK and Finland, with an expanding footprint in the United States, delivering project and cost management services for data centre infrastructure. Our data-driven approach is designed to enhance efficiency, improve transparency, and support the delivery of complex projects in a consistent and structured manner.
The opening of the new Dublin headquarters reflects both the growth of the business to date and our intention to continue expanding our presence in key international markets.