Web design across Ireland
I work with businesses all over Ireland. The job is always the same — a fast site that ranks locally, looks the part, and turns visitors into enquiries. Pick your area for the specifics.
Get a straight answerDublin · Co. Dublin
Dublin businesses compete harder online than anywhere else in Ireland. A slow, generic website gets buried. I build fast, locally-ranked sites that stand out in Dublin's crowded search results and turn visitors into enquiries.
Cork · Co. Cork
Cork spans a huge geographic area — city centre to Kinsale, Midleton to Mallow. I build Cork business websites that rank across the full county, not just one postcode, and capture customers wherever they're searching from.
Galway · Co. Galway
Galway businesses live and die by the season. I build fast websites that capture direct bookings, stop leaking commission to third-party platforms, and rank in local search before the busy season peaks.
Limerick · Co. Limerick
Most Limerick businesses are still running slow, dated websites. That's your opportunity. A fast, professional site puts you immediately ahead of the competition and signals to customers that you're the serious option.
Waterford · Co. Waterford
Waterford and the broader South-East reward businesses that show up clearly in local search. I build fast, well-structured websites for Waterford businesses that rank across the city, county, and surrounding region.
Kilkenny · Co. Kilkenny
Most Kilkenny tourist decisions are made before visitors set foot in the city. A well-optimised website gets you in front of those searches weeks in advance — turning browsers into bookers before your competitors even know they're looking.
Sligo · Co. Sligo
Sligo businesses serve a wide catchment across Leitrim, Roscommon and Donegal. I build websites that rank across the full North-West region — not just Sligo Town — and load fast on rural connections.
Louth · Co. Louth
Co. Louth punches above its size: Drogheda and Dundalk are two of Ireland's largest towns, sitting on the M1 corridor between Dublin and Belfast with strong local economies and a commuter population that searches online first. I build fast Louth websites, built from scratch and not WordPress, that rank locally so businesses across the county win work without competing on Dublin ad budgets.
Kildare · Co. Kildare
Kildare sits on Dublin's western edge — a fast-growing commuter county with a serious business base, from the bloodstock industry around the Curragh to the pharma and tech plants in Leixlip and Newbridge. I build fast Kildare websites, built from scratch and not WordPress, that rank locally and win work here without paying Dublin agency prices.
Meath · Co. Meath
Meath blends fast-growing commuter towns with rich farmland and some of Ireland's best-known heritage. I build fast Meath websites, built from scratch and not WordPress, that rank locally from Navan and Ashbourne out to the Boyne Valley — turning nearby searches into customers for trades, tourism and professional firms.
Wicklow · Co. Wicklow
Fast web design for Wicklow businesses across the Garden of Ireland — from the commuter towns of Bray and Greystones to the tourism trade around Glendalough and the coast. Every website is built from scratch, not WordPress, so it loads fast and ranks for the towns where your customers are searching.
Wexford · Co. Wexford
Fast web design for Wexford businesses across the Sunny South East — built for the county's agriculture and food producers, its summer coastal tourism trade, and fast-growing commuter towns like Gorey. Every website is built from scratch, not WordPress, so it loads quickly and ranks from Wexford Town to Enniscorthy.
Kerry · Co. Kerry
Fast web design for Kerry businesses in one of Ireland's great tourism counties — Killarney, the Ring of Kerry, Dingle and the Skelligs. For the county's hotels, B&Bs, restaurants and operators, a website built from scratch, not WordPress, that loads fast and wins direct bookings is worth more than almost anywhere else in the country.
Same result, every county
The phone should be ringing.
Whether you're in Dublin or Drogheda, Galway or Kilkenny — the goal is the same. More of the right customers finding you and getting in touch. That's the whole job.
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The cities above are where I focus local SEO effort, but I work with businesses in every county. If you're in Clare, Kerry, Donegal, Wexford or anywhere between — get in touch and we'll talk.
Most of the work is done remotely, which keeps it fast and keeps your costs down, with calls whenever you need them.
Not sure where to start? Tell me what your business does and where you are — I'll give you an honest take on what your site needs and what it would cost.
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Tell me where you are and what your business does. I'll come back with an honest take — no obligation.
Common questions
A professional, lead-generating website for an Irish small business typically starts in the low four figures. You'll get a fixed price agreed before any work starts — not a vague estimate that grows. The exact price depends on scope: number of pages, whether you need booking or e-commerce, and how much content needs creating.
Most Irish small business websites take two to three weeks from first conversation to live site. Larger sites with more pages or custom functionality take longer, but rarely more than a month. The main variable is how quickly you can supply content and feedback.
No — those city pages are where local SEO is most focused, but I work with businesses in every county across Ireland. Wexford, Kerry, Donegal, Clare, anywhere. Get in touch and we will have a chat about your specific area.
Modern static site tools deployed to Cloudflare's global network — not WordPress. Fast loading, secure, and essentially free to run. The result is a site that loads almost instantly anywhere in Ireland, ranks well on Google, and has no monthly hosting bill.
That's the whole point. Every site I build is set up for local SEO from day one — fast load times, structured data, location pages, and clean code. Ranking is a long game, but a properly built site can reach page one for local search terms within a few months.
For real online stores with checkout, inventory, and complex products, Shopify or WordPress is usually the right tool — and I'll tell you that honestly rather than shoehorn the wrong solution. If you need a few products with simple ordering, that can be built into a custom site too.
Free guides
Web Design for Irish Businesses: What Actually Gets ResultsA straight guide to web design for Irish businesses — what a good site costs, what makes it rank, and what most designers won't tell you about getting customers.Read the guide →
Mobile Web Design for Irish Businesses: Why Your Phone Experience Wins or Loses the SaleOver 70% of Irish web searches happen on mobile. If your site isn't fast, clear and usable on a phone, you're handing customers to your competitors. Here's what actually matters.Read the guide →
Website Copy That Brings In Customers: A Practical Guide for Irish BusinessesYour website copy is doing the selling while you sleep. Most Irish business sites get this badly wrong — here's what actually converts visitors into enquiries.Read the guide →
How to Choose a Web Designer in Ireland (Without Getting Burned)Ireland's web design market is full of agencies that overpromise and lock you in. Here's what to actually look for — and the questions that reveal the truth.Read the guide →What I do
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