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Ballina Industrial Area (Ireland)

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The Ballina Industrial Area serves as the economic backbone of County Mayo in Northwest Ireland. A defining element of the local economy is the presence of Ballina Beverages, one of the world's most significant concentrate production plants for Coca-Cola. Since its founding in 1978, the facility has continuously expanded and now provides highly skilled jobs in chemical engineering and logistics. The area along the River Moy benefits from good rail freight connections to Dublin, which is critical for the export-oriented industry. Ballina is also known as the 'Salmon Capital of Ireland,' highlighting the importance of sustainable industrial standards to protect the river's delicate ecosystem. Economic significance also extends to medical technology and textile processing. With about 10,000 residents, Ballina functions as a key service and commercial hub for the entire Northwest region. Future developments focus on strengthening digital connectivity and promoting renewable energies to keep the industrial site competitive in the long term.

Best time to visit & climate

The most pleasant time to visit is Jun–Aug.

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📋 Practical info

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What is this place?
Ballina Industrial Area hosts manufacturing facilities in western Ireland and significantly contributes to local employment. Its factories strengthen the economy of the Mayo region.
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Visiting
The industrial area is an active work environment with no public access. The outer facilities of the factories are visible from surrounding roads.
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Where to view it
The best view is from the N59 road that passes the industrial area. From the nearby bridge over the River Moy, there is a wide view of the warehouses and chimneys.
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Local products
Factories produce a wide range of products including construction materials, machinery, and food. Shops in Ballina offer local specialties like Irish soda bread and seafood.
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Active season
Production runs year-round, with a slight increase before the Christmas season when demand for consumer goods rises. Deliveries are especially frequent then.
Nearby
Combine the visit with exploring the coastal town of Ballina and nearby Enniscrone beach. A detour to Belleek Castle and Killala forests is also worthwhile.

Geography

Coordinates
54.10800, -9.16500

Facts

  • Home to Ballina Beverages, one of the largest Coca-Cola facilities in the world.
  • Vital rail freight connection for direct goods transport to Dublin.
  • Ballina was established as a beverage industry hub in 1978.
  • The largest town in County Mayo, with a population of around 10,000.
  • Renowned as the 'Salmon Capital of Ireland' due to the River Moy.
  • A significant hub for regional medical devices and textile manufacturing.

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Sights in the town Ballina Industrial Area (7)

Dolmen of the four Maols

Cist and dolmen tomb in County Mayo, Ireland.

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Ballina Arts Centre

Arts centre in Ballina hosting exhibitions and events.

Ardnaree Augustinian Abbey⛪ monastery

Former Augustinian monastery in Ballina, County Mayo.

Saint Muredach's Cathedral

Church in County Mayo, Ireland.

Rucklagh Fort

Archaeological site of a fort in County Mayo.

Rathmoyle

Archaeological site of a ringfort in County Mayo.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the main business in Ballina?
Focus on medical technology and food processing.
Is the area industrial?
Yes, but it is positioned in the beautiful landscape of North Mayo.
When should you visit Ballina?
Especially during the Salmon Festival in July.
What is the landmark of Ballina?
The River Moy, famous for salmon fishing.
What major companies are here?
Hollister and Coca-Cola (Ballina Beverages) are major employers.
Ballina Industrial Area: where is it located?
Ballina Industrial Area is located in Ireland.
Ballina Industrial Area: what is there to see?
Highlights include Dolmen of the four Maols, Ballina Arts Centre, Ardnaree Augustinian Abbey.
Ballina Industrial Area: when is the best time to visit?
The most pleasant time to visit is Jun, Aug.
Ballina Industrial Area: why is it worth visiting?
The Ballina Industrial Area serves as the economic backbone of County Mayo in Northwest Ireland.
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