Make your business part of the story
The proposal's marketing and promotion pillar focuses on Dundalk's commercial offering and destination profile. Talk to the BID about opportunities to get involved.
Let's talk promotionFor the people who make it happen
Your business. A bigger future.
Independent traders. Local services. Industry and hospitality. A stronger Dundalk benefits us all.
Bring your team togetherMeeting rooms, conferences & event staysPlan your working dayParking, access & useful contactsMake your next moveCommercial property in DundalkMeet the businesses behind the townEngineering, industry & local services
Let's move forward together
Connected businesses.
Stronger streets.
The BID proposal is built around five pillars: promotion, culture, operations, Town Watch and tourism. Find where your business fits in.
A stronger town starts together
From Town Watch to operations and infrastructure, the plan puts collaboration at the centre of a more welcoming town.
Connect with your BIDPut your business on the map
Keep your name, location and contact details accurate. Help us make Dundalk's business map more useful for everyone.
Add or update a listingBring great things to Dundalk
Planning a local event or a cultural initiative? Speak with the team about your idea and how it connects with the town.
Tell us your plansSomething useful for your business
Make your listing
work harder.
Find your business, see which details customers can find, and download a branded QR card for your shopfront.
Local knowledge. Shared ambition.The people behind the place
Meet Martin.
Let's talk Dundalk.
Martin McElligott · Town Centre Commercial Manager
Martin connects Dundalk's businesses, stakeholders and community around a common goal: a vibrant, sustainable and competitive town centre.
With a focus on collaboration and team leadership, his work supports initiatives that strengthen the local economy and help our town thrive for the long term.
Start a conversationInformation for your business
The plan.
The place.
The detail.
Find the original 2024–2028 BID proposal, the published rateable property list and the geographical boundary.