The Government's already re-purposed buildings like old train stations and cinemas into remote working hubs.
A new mobile app is being launched today to allow people to book work spaces in their local hubs, while a new 5 million euro fund will be available for further investment to increase capacity and provide better facilities.
Minister Heather Humphries says a new information campaign is also being launched so that people know what's available to them.
An important step in making remote working a reality.
— Heather Humphreys (@HeatherH) February 21, 2022
This week we will have 200 hubs on the @connectedhubs platform.#OurRuralFuture
Remote workers in rural areas can now book office or work space through new Government app (via @thejournal_ie) https://t.co/PedHtVPnPy
No Changes To Starting Team As Wicklow Football Yearns For Historic Croker Triumph
Wicklow Braced Once More As Coillte Signal Orange Fire Warning
Wicklow Boss Targets Tailteann Cup Glory As Down Challenge Looms At Croke Park
Wicklow TD Calls For Straw Incorporation Funding For Struggling Tillage farmers
New Operator at Wicklow Gaol Brings A Reopening Date Closer
