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A new study has revealed that Laois is one of the top counties to work from home.
That's according to new research commissioned by Virgin Media.
The analysis factored in essential elements such as rent prices, broadband speed, crime rates, air quality, sunlight hours, restaurant availability, and the number of primary schools. These factors play a crucial role in determining the ideal location for remote work living.
Kerry came out as the top county in Ireland to work from home, followed by Clare, Laois, Roscommon and Donegal.
Paul Higgins, VP Commercial at Virgin Media Ireland said: "The increase in numbers working from home gives people greater flexibility in their lives and a more favourable work-life balance. With Virgin Media’s full fibre broadband reaching more and more corners of Ireland, we’re thrilled to be playing our part in helping facilitate our customers work from home all around the country."
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