The building
A landmark reimagined
The historic Bishops’ Palace on Henry Street – fully restored, thoughtfully modernised, and open for business.
The story
From Bishops’ Palace to business address
[To confirm: Origins – when the Bishops’ Palace was built, its Georgian character and its role in Limerick’s history.]
[To confirm: The restoration – what Kirkland Investments undertook, what was preserved (facades, windows, staircases, period features) and what was sensitively added.]
Today, The Palace offers 13,000 sq ft of workspace across three levels, housing a community of startups, scaleups and corporate businesses – heritage on the outside, cutting-edge on the inside.
The pink door
Behind the pink door
The Palace’s famous pink door has become a bit of a Henry Street landmark in its own right. Behind it: cutting-edge amenities, sustainable design and a bustling neighbourhood – the perfect environment for your business to thrive.
[To confirm: the story behind the pink door, if there is one]
Design & detail
Every detail considered
From architectural elegance to bespoke branded touches, The Palace was restored and fitted out to be a truly distinguished business address. Original character sits alongside modern workspace design: [To confirm: 2–3 specifics, e.g. architects or designers, materials, notable interior features].
Gallery
Inside The Palace
Video tours
Walk through The Palace
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Entrance
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Front door
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Ground floor
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Harris Suite
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O’Riordan Suite
The community
Who works here
The Palace is designed to unite startups, scaleups and corporate businesses under one roof.
[To confirm: current tenant companies, if they agree to be listed]
Book a tour
Come see it in person
Photographs don’t do Georgian proportions justice.