Gazing at the Citywest Sign Sculpture, one can’t help but wonder about its story. This metal artwork isn’t just a sign. It’s a symbol of Citywest’s transformation from rural landscape to bustling business hub. Citywest, meaning “west city” in Irish, began its journey in the 1990s as a vision of Davy Hickey Properties. They imagined a self-contained “working village” with businesses, homes, and leisure spaces interwoven. The Citywest Sign Sculpture stands as a testament to this vision. The “Celtic Tiger” years provided fertile ground for this ambitious project. Investment poured in, shaping the landscape with offices, a shopping center, and the Luas line extension. This growth solidified Citywest’s position as a key business hub. Companies like Pfizer, SAP, Unilever, Independent News and Media, and Eir found a home within its modern infrastructure. The Citywest Sign Sculpture welcomes them all. While the surrounding area boasts a rich history, with the River Camac flowing nearby and the village of Saggart just a stone’s throw away, the sculpture represents the new era. It symbolizes the energy and innovation of Citywest Business Campus. It’s a landmark in a place designed for progress. As you admire the Citywest Sign Sculpture, remember the ambition that built this thriving community. It’s a reminder of how vision and investment can transform a landscape, creating not just a business park, but a vibrant ecosystem.
Saint John the Evangelist
Whispers of history echo from these stones. This is the site of Saint John the Evangelist. Once a vibrant church