29 businesses and organisations have established operations in the Digital Hub in Dublin since the beginning of last year.
Two formerly had operations there and returned, while five left during the pandemic but have since returned.
The remaining 22 are new companies joining the hub for the first time.
"Last year, it was encouraging to welcome a diverse range of innovative companies to The Digital Hub," said Fiach Mac Conghail, CEO of The Digital Hub.
"The increased demand for event and meeting space is reflective of a return to regular in-person gatherings following the challenges that were encountered over the past number of years."
In total there are now 48 companies based at the The Digital Hub and together they employ over 400 people.
Usheru, PatientMPower, Henny Penny Vintage and VM Digital are among the businesses now operating from the facility.
The new companies are leasing over 16,000 sq. ft. of office space.
"The Digital Hub is an ideal location with a variety of companies from diverse backgrounds collectively together on one campus in a central Dublin location," said Ollie Fegan, CEO of Usheru.
A cluster of artistic companies has also built up around the campus, reflecting the creative nature of the hub.
The hub's multipurpose spaces have also come back in demand as organisations get back to meeting in person again.
