REAL estate firm Cushman & Wakefield has been appointed by Roche Ireland Limited to bring to market a c. 36-hectare (88-acre)
site, in Clarecastle, Co. Clare, Ireland, which offers substantial long-term development potential.
The appointment follows a formal engagement to manage the sale of the site, which is zoned for mixed use, with
a clear objective of identifying a best-in-class investor capable of delivering sustainable employment and long-term
economic benefit to the region.
The site is one of the most compelling industrial opportunities currently available in the west of Ireland. It offers
scale, zoning certainty, and the potential to create a high-quality, future-proof campus environment. It will be made
available on a phased basis, with an initial tranche of approximately 20 hectares (45 acres) expected to be available
by late 2027.
Cushman & Wakefield is leading a targeted national and international marketing campaign, leveraging its global
platform and deep sector expertise to attract investors, across key growth sectors, seeking a strategic location for
expansion.
The marketing strategy is aligned with Roche’s vision to facilitate a positive legacy for the site, prioritising job
creation and sustainable investment.
The site is expected to attract strong interest from international investors seeking access to Ireland’s established
multi-sectoral ecosystem, highly skilled workforce, and supportive business environment.
Commenting on the site’s potential, Patricia Staunton, Cushman & Wakefield said:
“This is a unique opportunity to reposition a strategically located site with significant scale and infrastructure,
capable of accommodating high-value enterprise”.
“We are working closely with Roche to ensure that the marketing process delivers not only a successful transaction,
but also a meaningful long-term impact in terms of employment, investment, and regional development”, she continued.
