Project record, campus

Vantage DUB11 Profile Park campus (Clondalkin, Dublin)

DelayedIrelandSouth Dublin

Two-building Vantage Data Centers campus on a nine hectare site at Profile Park, Clondalkin, permitted in 2022, with construction from early 2023. The Irish Times reported in July 2026, from company filings for Vantage Data Centers Dub11 Limited, that the project will deliver 52 MW of IT load across 38,000 sq m and that a €151.7 million impairment was booked in 2025 for expected service-level credits to tenants because of delayed ready-for-service dates. Tenants are secured but not named. Accumulated project costs before impairment were €972.2 million.

Reported figures

Reported figures for Vantage DUB11 Profile Park campus (Clondalkin, Dublin)
FigureWhat it measuresDelivery stateScope and dateUsed in totalsSource
52 MW
Third-party reported
IT power
IT load as reported from filings.
Source wording: "will deliver 52 megawatts of IT load"
Under construction
Stage stated in source: Under construction
campus
24 Jul 2026
Yes: Delayed or on hold (current stage)irishtimes.com (opens in a new tab)
EUR 972.2 million
Third-party reported
972,200,000 EUR
Investment
Accumulated cost to end 2025 before impairment, EUR millions. Project described as a €1 billion development.
Source wording: "accumulated project costs were €972.2 million"
Under construction
Stage stated in source: Under construction
campus
31 Dec 2025
No. Marked not summable by research: Accumulated cost to end 2025 before impairment, EUR millions. Project described as a €1 billion development.irishtimes.com (opens in a new tab)

Each figure is shown as reported, with its own definition. IT, facility, grid and thermal figures are never added together. Capacity definitions.

What changed

  1. 24 Jul 2026 Filings show €151.7m impairment for delayed delivery Related: Vantage Data Centers. irishtimes.com (opens in a new tab)
Sources (1), last checked 18 Oct 2026
  1. Vantage faces €152m compensation bill to tenants over delayed Dublin data centre project (opens in a new tab), The Irish Times, published 24 Jul 2026, accessed 18 Oct 2026

Last checked 18 Oct 2026 by CoolPower Index research (automated, sourced). Report a correction.