Ireland’s dedicated Rental, Rail, Utilities, Civils and Local Authorities Show, HIRELand, returns to the National Show Centre, Dublin, on Thursday, 4th March 2027, with an expanded exhibition footprint following overwhelming demand from both returning and new exhibitors.

Building on the success of its inaugural event in 2026, HIRELand has secured additional exhibition space to accommodate a growing number of companies eager to showcase their latest equipment, products and services to the Irish market.

Among the new brands set to exhibit in 2027 are Snorkel, LGMG, Zoomlion, TVH Parts, Geith and Abbeyseals, further strengthening the event’s offering across the rental and construction equipment sectors.

A significant number of exhibitors from the 2026 show have also increased their stand space for 2027, reflecting both their confidence in the event and their desire to showcase a wider range of equipment.

Returning exhibitors include Leveling Equipment Services, Hilti, Haulotte, Yuchai, Think Hire, ECI JCB, Dymac Global, FJS Plant, Thwaites, Crumlin Plant Sales, Slanetrac, Hire Supply Company, Whelan Plant Sales, EMS Machinery, MAC GEN, AJ Power, Easytrack and Lolex, among many others.

Quality Visitors Driving Exhibitor Confidence

Feedback from the inaugural 2026 event was overwhelmingly positive, with exhibitors particularly impressed by the quality of visitors, the level of genuine business enquiries and the opportunities to engage directly with decision-makers.

The show’s unique one-day format also proved a major attraction, offering exhibitors a cost-effective, straightforward and relatively stress-free alternative to traditional multi-day exhibitions.

For 2027, the event is broadening its reach beyond the traditional plant and tool hire industry, with a greater emphasis on rail, utilities, civil engineering and local authorities.

These sectors represent significant opportunities for equipment manufacturers, distributors and rental businesses, particularly given Ireland’s ambitious infrastructure investment plans and the continued demand for specialist equipment across major construction and public works projects.

HIRELand organiser Brian Coogan believes the expanded focus will bring an even greater number of end-user customers through the doors.

“The response to our first show was fantastic, but what really stood out was the feedback from exhibitors about the quality of visitors and the amount of business being done on the day. That’s ultimately what a trade show should deliver.

“For 2027, we’ve expanded the exhibition space to meet demand, and many of our returning exhibitors are taking larger stands. By bringing rail, utilities, civils and local authorities into the mix, we’re opening the doors to an even wider audience of equipment buyers and end users.

“With the level of investment planned across Irish infrastructure over the coming years, we believe HIRELand 2027 will be an exceptionally busy and productive day for everyone involved.”

One Day, Five Key Sectors, Endless Opportunities

HIRELand 2027 will bring together leading manufacturers, distributors, rental companies and specialist suppliers under one roof, providing visitors with an opportunity to discover the latest machinery, equipment innovations and technologies shaping the industry.

From battery-powered equipment and low-emission solutions to power generation, access equipment, compact plant and intelligent fleet management systems, the show will highlight the products and technologies driving change across the sectors it serves.

With exhibition space now very limited, companies considering participation are encouraged to secure their stands without delay.

HIRELand 2027 takes place on Thursday, 4th March 2027, at the National Show Centre, Dublin.

For stand bookings and exhibitor enquiries, contact Brian Coogan on 083 433 5968 or email Brian@machinerymovers.ie.

Further information: www.HIRELand.show

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