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Ciara Breen, Downtown Hub manager, Frankie Watters Chairman of the Board of Creative Spark Downtown Hub, Sarah Daly, Creative Spark CEO and Board member Harry McCarthy. Photo; Arthur Kinahan
Creative Spark Downtown Hub celebrated its two-year anniversary last Wednesday.
Now seen as a staple of Clanbrassil Street, Creative Spark’s second location offers desk space for remote workers, start-ups, and freelancers, as well as meeting room and event space, a podcast studio, regular workshops, and community events.
With 32 dedicated members and over 1,000 hot desks booked over the last two years, the positive impact of the hub on Clanbrassil street is clear to see for other local businesses.
To celebrate the Downtown Hub and aligning with European Coworking Day, free hot desks were available to workers last Wednesday as well as a host of other events, including a yoga/mindfulness session, light breakfast, presentations, lunch and an after work social event in Mo Chara.
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