The Irish data centre community is expanding and beginning to regain firmer attention from investors once more as 2028-ban leaves space for new projects.
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Garry Connolly, founder, Host in Ireland
The Irish data centre market is again in expansion mode after a few years of bad press and backlash with local communities.
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