In just a few weeks, Dublin will become the epicentre of global innovation as it plays host to the second annual ‘Dublin Tech Week’. After last year’s successful launch ‘Dublin Tech Week’ once again promises to energise the city with the brightest ideas, the boldest technology, and a shared vision for the future.
Running from 22–29 May, this initiative will unite the capital’s top innovators, global tech leaders, creatives, educators, and the wider community through a dynamic mix of over 30 events, spanning everything from AI and cybersecurity to blockchain, smart cities, fintech and beyond.
From flagship conferences like the Dublin Tech Summit in the RDS, the TechFoundHer Summit in the Mansion House, the Enfuse Finals in Wood Quay, Gamerfest in the RDS, a variety of Kids Coding events in Fingal and a number of Smart Dublin Events such as Drones in public service Workshop. There will be something for everyone on a programme that is designed to be as accessible as it is ambitious.
Ross Curley, Head of Economic Development, Dublin City Council & Dublin Regional Place Brand said: “Dublin is one of Europe’s most important tech hubs and a leading smart city. Dublin City Council and the Dublin Regional Brand are proud to once again support Dublin Tech Week showcasing our world-class talent, cutting-edge innovation, and community spirit. Initiatives like this not only highlight our position as a leader in the tech industry but also inspire future innovation, and strengthen our city’s reputation as a forward-thinking, welcoming and thriving destination for local and global business.”
Both the tech and wider community can immerse themselves in topics spanning AI, misinformation and trust, cybersecurity, data visualisation, digital twins, smart cities, women in tech, neuro affirming tech, startup innovation, and the future of European digital policy. Events range from ticketed conferences and summits to free workshops, community meetups, and hands-on sessions for all ages, with booking information provided on each event listing.
All of this is made possible by a powerful coalition of partners and stakeholders across Dublin’s ecosystem, including: Dublin City Council, Smart Dublin, Dublin Chamber, the Dublin City Local Enterprise Office, Enterprise Ireland, Dublin Convention Bureau, the ADAPT Centre at Trinity College, TU Dublin, DCU: Innovate, Dogpatch Labs, Guinness Enterprise Centre, Regional Skills Dublin, Tech Ireland, Blockchain Ireland and Bitcoin Ireland.
Together, they’re helping to build a platform for discovery, investment, talent, and community impact that will reverberate long after the week finishes.
‘Dublin Tech Week‘ is open to all. Explore the full programme and get involved at dublintechweek.com