Naas firm attracts multi-national to town
The future new home of Redsky Europe in Milennium Logistics Park in Naas
THE attractiveness of the town continues to grow after a Naas-based auctioneer has let a new warehouse in Momentum Logistics Park on the Newbridge Road to a multi-national firm.
O’Neill’s, from Trident House on the Dublin Road announced this week (22 April) the successful letting to Redsky Europe, an ecommerce fulfilment company.
In a move that further reinforces Naas as a destination of choice for international occupiers, “Redsky’s decision to establish a presence in Naas reflects both the strength of the location and the quality of industrial space now available in the region,” said Orla O’Mahony, O’Neill’s Marketing Director.
“As a company operating at scale across international markets, location is a strategic decision, and Naas is increasingly ticking all the right boxes”.
Situated just minutes from the M7 and within easy reach of the M50, Momentum Logistics Park - owned by Palm Logistics, an affiliate of Palm Capital - offers connectivity to Dublin and all major national routes, supporting efficient distribution and supply chain access.
Redsky Europe works with a diverse portfolio of high-profile clients across retail, fashion and lifestyle sectors, including collaborations linked to global names such as Harry Styles and Irish brand Sculpted by Aimee.
This blend of global reach and connection to emerging Irish brands highlights the company’s dynamic position within the market, and makes their choice of Naas all the more significant.
“Momentum Logistics Park is one of Ireland’s premier logistics developments, designed to meet the needs of modern occupiers, and Unit 28A is a high-spec warehouse and office facility with a strong focus on sustainability and operational efficiency,” said auctioneer Darac O’Neill.
“This letting is a endorsement of both Naas as a location and the quality of product available at Momentum Logistics Park”.
