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View from an upper window of The Nexus down Glebe Street, Ballinrobe, toward the Partry mountains

The Social Innovation & Living Lab Hub

A space to learn, create, gather and grow together.

SLÍ NUA
NEXUS

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Slí Nua Nexus is our dedicated home in Ballinrobe, County Mayo, a creative shared space where learning, dialogue, imagination and sustainable work come together. It is also the headquarter of Slí Nua Careers | Creative | Immersive | Innovation | Academy.

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A living
Creative
regenerative
{Place & Space}

Slí Nua Studio is the physical engine of the Slí Nua ecosystem: an inclusive, affordable public space for experimentation, collaboration and real-world testing.

This is not a co-working space.
It is infrastructure for regenerative practice.

The five pillars

One ecosystem, five ways in

Academy at Slí Nua Studio

The Academy

Learning. Reflection. Skill-building.

Structured learning across careers, creativity, leadership and civic innovation.

Archive at Slí Nua Studio

The Archive

Memory. Knowledge. Continuity.

A living collection of books, publications and audiovisual archives.

Studio at Slí Nua Studio

The Studio

Creation. Experimentation. Production.

The making space where ideas are prototyped, tested and brought into form.

Commons at Slí Nua Studio

The Commons

Community. Dialogue. Exchange.

Shared civic ground for exhibitions, forums and public conversations.

Hub at Slí Nua Studio

The Hub

Work. Infrastructure. Sustainability.

Coworking, meeting rooms and micro-enterprise that sustain the ecosystem.

The former Ulster Bank building on Glebe Street, Ballinrobe, a three-storey cut-limestone Victorian banking house with a blue door

Our home

The old Ulster Bank, Ballinrobe

Slí Nua Studio lives inside the former Ulster Bank on the corner of Glebe Street and Abbey Street. Built around 1875, this four-bay, three-storey cut-limestone banking house is listed on Mayo County Council's record of protected structures.

Its grand Victorian proportions once served the town's poultry market and merchant trade. Today the same walls host learning, making and community life, a new civic use for a building that has always belonged to the town.

Historical detail adapted from Ulster Bank Building by Averil Staunton, Historical Ballinrobe.

SLÍ NUA IS
BUILT TOGETHER.

Our growing community

Proudly building alongside

Œcumene, Spaces for DignityThe Publishing Power of Place

Whether you wish to rent a workspace, share your work, develop a project, collaborate, or support the growth of this civic-creative space, you are invited to be part of the journey.