Wednesday, 6 May
IN-PERSON: European Coworking Day for remote & hybrid workers in gteic Cill Charthaigh
Wednesday, 6 May | 9AM – 5PM
Join other remote and hybrid pros for a chill day of coworking, networking, and good vibes in Cill Charthaigh!
Are you a remote or hybrid employee working from home in South West Donegal?
Kilcar, Killybegs, Carrick, Glen,and surrounding areas?
The 6th May European Coworking Day and is this event is an opoprtunity for local remote and hybrid workers to get together for a day of coworking and local connection. Supported by Connected Hubs.
Join us at the brilliant Gteic @ Cill Charthaigh to mark European Coworking Day – a day celebrating coworking spaces and the communities that make them thrive.
This is a free day of coworking for first time users of the hub, open to remote workers and anyone curious about what working from a hub feels like.
Schedule
Doors open at 09:00, settle in, get connected, go about your working day.
Lunch at 12:30 is included for all existing and new hub users – we will head over to Áislann Chill Chartha for an all day brekfast (or something else) and support local.
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This event is part of a nationwide series hosted by Grow Remote in partnership with Connected Hubs. Coworking spaces like Gteic @ Cill Charthaigh are central to how remote work creates real, lasting benefits for towns like Kilcar and days like this are a chance to experience that first-hand.
Spaces are limited, so please only grab a ticket if you can gurantee attendance and help us plan numbers.
Hosted by Grow Remote · In partnership with Connected Hubs · growremote.ie
Connected Hubs is a central driver of the Irish National Hub Network, a Government of Ireland initiative aimed at establishing and strategically expanding a network of interconnected hub facilities throughout the country. Connected Hubs is a Government of Ireland initiative under Our Rural Future. Connected Hubs is managed by the Western Development Commission in conjunction with the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht.
