Ireland South Logistics

Ireland South
Logistics Park

Strategically positioned just off the M8 Dublin–Cork motorway at Mitchelstown, Ireland South Logistics Park offers occupiers unrivalled access to the south of Ireland’s key distribution markets — Cork, Limerick, and Waterford — and the wider Munster region, all within a short drive.

The park’s credentials are already well established. Aldi’s National Distribution Centre — a 650,000 ft² facility serving all 164 of their stores throughout Ireland — is anchored here, underscoring the park’s strategic importance as a national logistics hub.

Phase 1 will deliver three best-in-class logistics units ranging from 74,000 ft² to 130,000 ft², with Build-to-Suit opportunities also available for occupiers with specific requirements.

All units have been designed to achieve LEED Gold and NZEB standards, ensuring best-in-class sustainability credentials and reduced operational costs for occupiers.

Ireland South
Logistics Park

Ireland South Logistics Park is strategically located next to the M8 motorway in Mitchelstown in Co. Cork – providing the ideal location for occupiers and operators looking to serve key markets in the south of the country – Cork, Limerick and Waterford – as well as the entire Munster region.

Phase 1 of the development will provide three best-in-class logistics units ranging in sizes from 74,000 sq. ft to 130,000 sq. ft.

Build-To-Suit requirements can also be accommodated.

Developer

Ireland South Logistics Park is being delivered by Sandymark, widely recognised as Ireland’s foremost private industrial developer. Led by Con McCarthy, the company is best known for Greenogue Business Park in Dublin — a 450-acre development delivering more than 6 million ft² of industrial accommodation to a diverse range of occupiers across multiple sectors.

Key occupiers of Greenogue include Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Uniphar, IKEA, DFDS, PRL, Primeline, An Post, Zeus Packaging, Wincanton, Mediahuis, Lifestyle Sports, Iron Mountain, Univar, Wesco / Anixter, Lyreco, Brenntag, Fannin Healthcare & Liebherr

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Sustainability

Sustainability is central to Sandymark’s development philosophy, as demonstrated at Greenogue Logistics Park, where the most recent buildings have been delivered to LEED Gold standard and in full compliance with Nearly Zero Energy Building (NZEB) requirements.

At Ireland South Logistics Park, the units have been designed to achieve both LEED Gold certification and NZEB compliance, ensuring high levels of environmental performance, operational efficiency, and long-term occupier value.

Key sustainability features associated with LEED Gold specification include:

EV charging infrastructure within each car park
High-efficiency building systems and equipment, including advanced HVAC systems, LED lighting, and smart energy controls to reduce overall energy consumption
Solar-reflective, energy-efficient glazing to enhance thermal performance
Provision for photovoltaic roof panels, enabling occupiers to generate renewable on-site electricity and reduce operational costs
Water-saving measures such as rainwater harvesting, low-flow sanitary fittings, and efficient irrigation systems to minimise water usage
The use of environmentally responsible and sustainable construction materials
Comprehensive waste reduction initiatives during construction, alongside recycling and composting strategies implemented throughout both the construction and operational phases

Sustainability

Sustainability has been at the core of Sandymark’s developments in Greenogue Logistics Park, where the recent units have been constructed to LEED Gold standards and Nearly Zero Energy Building (NZEB) compliance.

The units at Ireland South Logistics Park have also been designed to achieve LEED Gold and NZEB status.

Standard features of LEED Gold status include:

EV car charging stations in each car park
Advanced energy-efficient systems and equipment, such as efficient HVAC systems, LED lighting, and smart controls to minimise energy consumption
Solar reflective energy-efficient glazing
Photo voltaic roof panel provision so occupiers can generate on-site renewable electricity and reduce operational costs
Water efficiency features, including rainwater harvesting, low-flow toilets, and efficient irrigation systems, to reduce overall water consumption
Use of environmentally-friendly materials during construction
Waste reduction through the adoption of policies to minimise waste during construction, whilst also promoting recycling and composting practices during both construction and operation phases