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PureGym announces plans for expansion into Irish market
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PureGym announces plans for expansion into Irish market

PureGym, a British private-equity-backed gym operator, announced plans to enter the Irish market in early 2027, starting with a location in Dublin city center. The company, which currently operates 721 gyms globally, aims for significant expansion in the coming years. While it has not confirmed securing a site for its first Irish outlet, it mentioned capital expenditures of approximately £1.2 million for new locations. PureGym emphasizes affordable membership fees, beginning at €29.99, though specific access details were not provided. The company, founded in 2008 and backed by Leonard Green and Partners and KKR, operates both directly and through franchises, with its Irish operations planned to be company-controlled rather than franchised. The 24/7 gym model used in other regions may or may not apply in Ireland.

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The Irish Times logoThe Irish TimesIndependent🔒Center5 hr. ago
PureGym announces plans for expansion into Irish market

PureGym, a British private-equity-backed gym operator, announced plans to enter the Irish market in early 2027, starting with a location in Dublin city center. The company, which currently operates 721 gyms globally, aims for significant expansion in the coming years. While it has not confirmed securing a site for its first Irish outlet, it mentioned capital expenditures of approximately £1.2 million for new locations. PureGym emphasizes affordable membership fees, beginning at €29.99, though specific access details were not provided. The company, founded in 2008 and backed by Leonard Green and Partners and KKR, operates both directly and through franchises, with its Irish operations planned to be company-controlled rather than franchised. The 24/7 gym model used in other regions may or may not apply in Ireland.

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