Singlepoint Expands in Ireland

Singlepoint today announced the expansion of their Irish presence with the opening of new facilities at 31 Marlborough Street, Dublin 1 and the creation of 50 new jobs in Ireland.

“Singlepoint has doubled in the last two years,” explained Rob Curley, Managing Director, Singlepoint. “Due to our continued growth we needed to expand our facility in Dublin to take advantage of the growing demand for consulting and professional services. This expansion will play a strategic role in the company’s ongoing development as we continue to grow to an expected turnover in excess of €13 million in the next months.”

Singlepoint provides technology consulting services including professional services and a range of innovative managed services to satisfy local and multi-national market requirements for the success of their business growth while lowering technology costs.

Making the announcements today Minister Mary Mitchell O’Connor TD said:

“I am delighted that Singlepoint, one of Ireland’s leading independent technology consulting service providers is opening new facilities and creating 50 new jobs. It is hugely encouraging to see this company move into an expanded space with plans for future job growth. One of my priorities as Minister is creating an environment where job growth can thrive. I wish Rob and his team every success for the future’’.

The new positions include business analysts, developers, scrum masters and project managers. The new facility in Dublin accommodates expanding services and support its new sales channels as well as growing customer support and development teams. It will also host Singlepoint’s executive offices as well as hot-desking facilities for its outsourced teams, business operations and high-tech communications and meeting rooms.

“Singlepoint’s highly regarded specialists add depth to the areas of data analytics, digital and cloud,” concludes Rob. “We provide value to our clients by reducing costs and time to market in the delivery of new business capabilities.”