PILTOWN COMMUNITY ENTERPRISE
38 YEARS OF COMMITMENT TO PILTOWN
Supporting business and encouraging start-ups
“To create, promote and develop a culture of enterprise in our community, by providing support, facilities, infrastructure and the environment to encourage business development and job creation in start-up and small businesses” Mission Statement
WELCOME
38 Years Agrowing
Chaired by the late John (Johnny) O’Shea Piltown Community Enterprise was formed in 1987 with members drawn from all sections of the parish. Since it's foundation, the committee which became Piltown Community Enterprise has been involved in many diverse projects and has facilitated a great number of others.
Among the most successful projects were the development of the Fiddown Enterprise Centre and the derelict creamery building in Piltown village which has become The Old Creamery Enterprise Centre.
Remote Working
Hub
Market House Hub is more than just a co-working space - it’s a vibrant community designed to empower emerging entrepreneurs, freelancers, start-ups, sole traders, and small businesses.
Choose to hot desk or take a dedicated desk in open plan co-working spaces,
or a private office,
all available to rent at attractive rates.
The
Market House
Hub
Work Near Home With
No Distractions
Hot Desks, Dedicated Desks Private Offices
The serviced office space has everything taken care of, including furnishings, utility bills, highspeed broadband, free parking, privacy, security, and more in a bright warm working environment.
Facilities include modern working areas with a breakout area and Kitchen facilities.
IPB Pride of Place is an all-island competition that acknowledges the work that communities are doing all over the island of Ireland.
The competition focus is about people coming together to shape, change and improve daily lives in their communities
and is based on communities demonstrating directly to the judges their pride in their place
by highlighting community activities, culture and other aspects that contribute to their pride of place.
Watch Presentation
Here 7th November
Some Successful Projects
Just some of many projects undertaken by PCE over the past 38 years. Many were stand alone projects but
some of the most successful were in cooperation with other organisations in the parish or bodies such as
Kilkenny County Council.
