24 facilities · Q3 2026 · H2 2025 – Q2 2026 · 2026-09-01

Data centers in Dublin: 24 facilities, colocation pricing

Q3 2026 · 2026-09-01 · H2 2025 – Q2 2026 · 1 Tier III/IV · 0 AI-ready · 160+ MW · sources

How this market compares

Round-trip times are measured figures from the latency matrix; power tariffs from the index. Cross-connects add $50–$350 per month each on top of any rate. Round-trip · The Index

Why prices sit where they do

Every megawatt the catalog records in Ireland sits in Dublin: 52 MW across 6 facilities, 4 operating and 2 still in the pipeline. Because connections in the region are rationed, what actually trades is not floor space but an energised position inside a building that already runs, and the incumbents have no reason to discount it. Energy does not explain the level; at $0.21/kWh Dublin is a cent below Amsterdam's $0.22 and less than half London's $0.442, so what a tenant pays for is availability. None of the six is flagged AI-ready or carries a Tier III or IV designation, which makes the metro a poor first choice for high-density workloads. The practical routes in are expansion inside a facility you already occupy, or capacity assigned from a departing tenant, and in both cases confirm the power is committed to your hall rather than to the campus.

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