Unitec opens new Clonmel headquarters and announces 30 new jobs in IT sector

Unitec, a leading provider of IT support services in Ireland, officially opened its new headquarters in Clonmel today with a grand opening ceremony attended by local dignitaries, business leaders, and invited guests. The event marked a significant milestone in Unitec’s journey as the company continues to expand its footprint and invest in the future of digital infrastructure and customer support solutions.

The ribbon-cutting ceremony was led by Ian Power, Managing Director, and Aiden Ryan, Technical Director, with special guests in attendance including Cathaoirleach Declan Burgess, Christine Clancy of Enterprise Ireland, and Michelle Aylward, CEO of the County Tipperary Chamber of Commerce. Unitec Director Miguel Marques, who played a pivotal role in the company’s growth strategy, was unable to attend but was warmly acknowledged during the event.

Unitec’s new facility, located in the Clonmel Business and Technology Park, will serve as the company’s central hub for service delivery, technical support, systems management, and client operations. The expansion comes with the announcement of 30 new jobs to be created over the next three years, highlighting the company’s commitment to local job creation and long-term investment in the region.

Speaking at the event, Unitec Managing Director Ian Power said: “This is a proud day for Unitec and a major milestone for our team. Our new Clonmel headquarters represents more than just bricks and mortar — it’s a base for innovation, growth, and delivering world-class IT support services to our expanding client base. We are grateful for the continued support from Enterprise Ireland, Tipperary County Council, and our valued clients and partners.”

Unitec’s services include managed IT support, cloud solutions, cybersecurity, network infrastructure, and helpdesk services for small to medium-sized businesses across Ireland and South Africa. The new facility will enable the company to scale its operations, enhance customer service, and introduce new service offerings to meet the evolving needs of its clients.

Cathaoirleach Declan Burgess welcomed the investment: “Unitec’s expansion is a clear signal that Clonmel is a great place to do business. The creation of 30 new high-quality jobs in the IT sector is hugely positive for our community, and it reflects the confidence forward-looking companies have in County Tipperary.”

Christine Clancy of Enterprise Ireland commended Unitec’s growth: “We’re proud to support Unitec as it continues to scale and build a strong base in Clonmel. The IT services sector is rapidly evolving, and Unitec is well-positioned to lead the way in delivering secure, reliable, and innovative solutions to its clients both at home and abroad.”

Michelle Aylward, CEO of the County Tipperary Chamber of Commerce, added: “This is a fantastic day for Clonmel and a real success story for local enterprise. Unitec’s investment is not only creating jobs but also enhancing the region’s reputation as a centre for professional and technical services.”

The newly announced positions will include roles in IT support, systems administration, client services, cybersecurity, and administrative support. Recruitment for IT service engineers will begin immediately, with Unitec placing a strong emphasis on sourcing local talent and working closely with education and training providers to develop a skilled workforce.

The event concluded with a tour of the new facility, showcasing the company’s open-plan offices, modern infrastructure, and collaborative working environment, followed by a reception for guests and staff.

About Unitec
Unitec is an Irish-owned IT support and managed services provider, delivering secure, scalable, and customer-focused solutions to clients across multiple sectors. With a commitment to technical excellence, responsive support, and long-term partnerships, Unitec helps businesses navigate today’s digital landscape with confidence.