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The new manager at Tipperary ENGINE Digital Hub and Innovation Centre, Eoin Barrett. pic: martin Quinn
Tipperary Innovation ENGINE have welcomed Eoin Barrett as their new manager.
Eoin joins Tipperary ENGINE from AIB where he held the role of relationship manager in Business Banking, having held a similar role with Ulster Bank previously.
Eoin is from Tipperary Town originally, and attended DCU on leaving The Abbey CBS. He continued his studies with the Institute of Bankers.
Outside of work Eoin is an avid rugby supporter and loves spending time helping out in Clanwilliam RFC on a voluntary basis.
Tipperary ENGINE Digital Hub, which is located on the Rosanna Road, Tipperary Town, offers a range of facilities, from single desks aimed at remote workers to private enterprise spaces for start-ups and small businesses, up to a fully serviced 3,000 square feet office facility for larger businesses comprising of a mix of closed and open plan floor layout.
Part of the building recently completed a substantial refurbishment funded by Enterprise Ireland under the Regional Enterprise Development Fund (REDF) and Tipperary County Council, and the company is currently fielding enquiries from prospective new tenants.
A second phase of the refurbishment and modernisation of the building is now being planned in partnership with Tipperary Town Revitalisation Task Force.
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