Web Design in Dundalk

Quick answer: Websites for Dundalk businesses that trade on both sides of the border. Digital Bridge builds websites for Dundalk businesses, working from our studio in Gorey. Dundalk sits halfway between Dublin and Belfast on the M1, a few minutes from the border.

Many local businesses serve Newry and south Armagh as well as Louth, and visitors come for the Cooley Peninsula and Carlingford. We build sites that are clear about where you work, how you price and how to get in touch.

Why Dundalk businesses choose Digital Bridge

Web Design & Digital Marketing in Dundalk

  • Service areas named clearly on both sides of the border
  • Pricing that makes sense to customers who use euro or sterling
  • Visitor pages for Cooley and Carlingford hospitality
  • Fixed written quote before any work starts
  • You own the code, content and domain outright
  • LEO Louth Grow Digital Voucher guidance where eligible

Areas we cover near Dundalk

As well as Dundalk itself we work with businesses in Blackrock, Carlingford, Omeath, Ardee, Castlebellingham, Newry and across Co. Louth.

Can my site serve customers in Newry and Dundalk?

Yes. We name the areas you cover on both sides of the border and explain how you price, so cross-border customers know what to expect.

Are you based in Dundalk?

No. We work from Gorey Business Park in Co. Wexford and run projects by video call. The price is the same wherever you are.

How much does a Dundalk website cost?

Brochure sites start at €1,200 and Growth sites at €2,500, ex-VAT. You get one fixed written price after a short call.

Pricing for customers on both sides of the border

Dundalk businesses regularly quote customers in Newry and south Armagh as well as Louth. That raises practical questions a website should answer before anyone calls: which currency you quote in, whether VAT or delivery terms differ, and exactly which areas you cover. Answering them up front removes a whole category of back-and-forth and tends to bring in better-qualified enquiries.

Cooley, Carlingford and the visitor trade

The Cooley Peninsula and Carlingford draw walkers, cyclists and weekend visitors from Dublin and Belfast. For accommodation, food and activity businesses, that means a site built around booking and directions, with clear prices and cancellation terms. For town-centre trades and services in Dundalk itself, the priority is a short route to a quote. We build for whichever you are.

Why does Dundalk need its own page rather than sharing one with Louth?

Dundalk is the largest town in Louth and functions as its own market, distinct from Drogheda at the other end of the county, and people searching for a Dundalk business generally type the town name rather than the county. Dundalk's economy leans heavily on logistics and warehousing given its position on the main Dublin-Belfast corridor, alongside a solid retail and services base serving the town and its immediate hinterland. A logistics or distribution client needs a site aimed at other businesses making a sourcing decision, with clear detail on capability and location relative to the M1. A retail or trades client in the town centre needs something closer to a straightforward local brochure site. We write for the audience rather than assuming Dundalk is a single type of customer.

Does being close to the border change a Dundalk business's website?

For a good number of Dundalk businesses, yes. The town sits close enough to Newry that cross-border shopping and trade run in both directions, and some Dundalk retailers and service providers genuinely serve customers from south Down as well as Louth. Where that is real rather than aspirational, the honest approach is a plain note about currency, since Dundalk itself invoices in euro, and a straightforward statement that customers should confirm VAT treatment on cross-border transactions rather than the site implying one seamless market. We would rather build that clarity in from the start than have a customer discover a pricing mismatch at checkout.

What happens next

You get a reply from Joey Bray the same working day. You get a fixed written quote within 48 hours — one price, one delivery date. Work starts only when you have signed the scope, with 50% up front and 50% at launch. Starting prices: Brochure from €1,200, Growth from €2,500, Authority from €4,250, Custom from €5,000, E-commerce from €6,000, AI integration from €2,500, SEO from €650 a month. All prices are ex-VAT starting points.

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