Dublin — Week of 18 May 2026

Ireland's healthtech community convenes at Trinity Business School to tackle the real challenge: scaling from innovation to adoption. Organised by S3 Connected Health — and almost full.

PyLadies Dublin's monthly meetup — a welcoming room for women and allies in Python and tech, hosted at Liberty IT. Underrepresented community, strong signal.

The flagship security event of the week — Ireland's largest cyber expo and conference bringing together practitioners, vendors, and policymakers in one room.

VigiTrust convenes two days of candid senior leadership sessions on the risks reshaping organisations in 2026 — where cyber threats, unregulated AI, and geopolitical pressure converge. Named speakers include Troy Leach on autonomous AI decisions and Darren Hodder on professional fraud. Designed for CISOs, risk leaders, and C-suite executives.

Disrupt Dublin returns to Personio's Georges Quay offices for rapid-fire talks and real conversations on the future of work in Ireland. A growing room of founders, HR leaders, and workplace innovators — and the kind of event where the post-talk conversation is as good as the agenda.

Go Ireland's monthly meetup at the Digital Hub — a tightly-knit developer community gathering for Go language enthusiasts. Near capacity with 7 seats left; register fast.

After-work drinks and networking for Dublin's tech, AI, data, and IT community at Madigans on Leeson Street. This edition falls on the opening Friday of Dublin Tech Week (22–29 May) — an ideal warm-up to a week of flagship events and fringe sessions across the city.

BSides Dublin is the security community's own conference — volunteer-run, practitioner-led, and one of the highest-signal rooms in Dublin's cyber calendar.

Two-day hackathon at Dogpatch Labs bringing blockchain and quantum computing together — hosted by FCAT, Superteam Ireland, and Solana with €15,000 in prizes. Part of Dublin Tech Week.