GagaMuller opens Dublin headquarters and announces 70 new roles in €2m expansion

Irish project and cost management consultancy GagaMuller, which specialises in data centre infrastructure delivery, has officially opened its new headquarters at 76 Baggot Street, Dublin 2, as part of a €2m investment that will see 70 new roles created over the next 12 months. The expansion reflects sustained demand for specialist construction project management services across Ireland's growing data centre sector.

The Irish Independent reported that the firm, founded in 2018, currently employs 50 people in Ireland alongside 25 in Finland and 15 in the UK, and has a growing presence in the United States. The new headquarters investment is supported by Enterprise Ireland.

GagaMuller manages data centre programmes for hyperscalers including AWS, Microsoft, Meta and Google, overseeing projects from site selection through construction, commissioning and into operations. The firm reported that 82% of its current business comes from repeat clients, reflecting the strength of its delivery track record across multiple markets.

Timmy Falvey, founder and managing director at GagaMuller, said: "The opening of our new Dublin headquarters is a milestone for our business. It provides us with the space and infrastructure to scale our team, deepen our client relationships, and continue delivering complex, large-scale data centre programmes across Ireland and internationally."

Over the past three years, GagaMuller has grown its team by more than 65%, expanding from its Irish base into the UK and Finland. The latest investment positions the firm to pursue further international growth as demand for data centre construction project management accelerates, driven by AI infrastructure build-out across Europe and North America.

Ireland remains one of Europe's most active data centre construction markets, with the country hosting the highest concentration of hyperscale data centre capacity in the EU.

Read the full report on GagaMuller's new headquarters and expansion plans.