Dublin — Week of 21 Sep 2026

A practical training day on building the quality management system the EU AI Act requires of high-risk AI providers. Aimed at compliance, product and engineering leads who now own that obligation.

Acquisition entrepreneurship for founders who would rather buy a cash-flowing business than start one. Covers search funds, deal sourcing and financing in the Irish market.

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A group screening of Tim Hunkin's Secret Life of Components at Tog, followed by discussion.

Come join us Monday the 21st of September at the The Circular in Rialto at 7pm. We’ll be at the Backroom, which you can find behind the curtain. We will have the usual presentations, playtesting, socialising and networking with others in the Irish game development community. See what they have been working on, play test in-development games!

Ireland's flagship fintech gathering, bringing together banks, payments firms, regulators and startups for a day on where Irish financial technology goes next. Expect the regulatory track to be as substantial as the product one.

A TU Dublin day on innovation that travels — international research and enterprise partnerships, and how globally-built ideas get applied in an Irish context.

A paid commercial training day on building agentic automations for business processes.

A Microsoft-run enablement session on deploying Copilot securely across an organisation, covering data boundaries and tenant configuration.

Matterport 3D Capture Training Course presented by a leading Matterport Service Provider in Ireland.

Dublin UX hosted by SiriusXM, on where product design is heading as AI moves into the design process itself. One of the better-attended design nights in the city — expect a full room.

First episode of a series on running Google's agent stack in enterprise production.

Building an internal developer platform that AI agents can actually use, with open source components.

CHAI Dublin on Apple's split between on-device and cloud inference, and what it means if you are shipping an assistant on iOS. At capacity — waitlist only.

Practical AI tooling for code and project quality, from LFDT Ireland.

Dive into epic VR adventures with UCD Netsoc’s Zero Latency event, fun and friends guaranteed!

An evening event on AI; organiser and venue detail are thin on the listing.

Learn how to create a social media ad using A.I and ask us questions to develop your own projects

Tog's weekly open evening for anyone curious about the hackerspace.

Part of TU Dublin's Future Makers programme: a working session on pressure-testing an idea before you commit to building it. Practical, university-run and free.

Join Paula Nolan as she showcases her photography of Ireland's changing environment and landscapes

Kelly Vero — games and metaverse product veteran, and one of the more quotable voices on digital identity — headlines this Mná Made session on rewriting the innovation playbook. Hosted at the Guinness Enterprise Centre, it is aimed at women building and leading in tech, and the format leaves real room for questions rather than a keynote-and-out. The best-signalled room in Dublin this week.

Online Conference with with Advanced AI Society: Who's Watching the Agents? Launching Proof-of-Control, an open verification standard for the agentic era Join us on September 23 for a special three-hour online conference with LFDT associate member Advanced AI Society : " Who's Watching the Agents? Launching Proof-of-Control, an open verification standard for the agentic era ".

You built the thing. It works in a demo, it looks real, and then someone asks whether it can handle a thousand users and take payments. That gap is where AI built products stall. The tools are excellent at getting you to a working prototype and almost silent about architecture, security, and everything that decides whether a product survives contact with customers.

A cross-regional business networking evening at Chartered Accountants House.

The Dublin Java User Group's 269th meeting, at tcube. Long-running, genuinely technical, and one of the city's most durable developer communities.

Dr. Patrick Bresnihan will discuss his recent co-authored book, From the Bog to the Cloud: Dependency and Eco-Modernity in Ireland.

Vendor training on the Touchstore pharmacy dispensary software.

The annual summit and awards for digital government in Ireland, run in association with Accenture. Service redesign, data sharing across departments and the early public-sector AI deployments are the recurring themes.

A morning briefing on what AI is actually changing in security operations — detection, response and the new attack surface that models themselves create.

A breakfast session at KPMG on where AI regulation, governance and European competitiveness collide — the question every Irish AI team is now being asked by its board.

Announcing a two day NVivo Intensive Training workshop in Dublin AND ONLINE on the 25th and 26th of June 2026.

TU Dublin's monthly drop-in for early-stage founders at the Greenway Hub — informal advice, peer introductions and a route into the university's enterprise supports.

A paid commercial training course on introducing AI tooling into business operations. Venue confirmed to attendees.

A technical evening at Trinity on generative computing in the open-source science stack — what is reproducible, what is not, and the tooling emerging around it. Getting in: the venue holds 150 people and entry is first-come, first-served — an RSVP does not guarantee a place, so arrive early.

PyData Ireland hosts IBM Research at Trinity College Dublin Business School for an evening on generative computing and Mellea — writing programs that call models the way they call functions. Over 200 signed up.

A deep dive on hardening LangGraph agent workflows for production use.

Longitudinal data on what makes internal developer platforms succeed or stall.

Superteam Ireland runs a pitchathon at Dogpatch Labs, in the lead-up to Colosseum's Crypto World's Fair hackathon (online, 14 Sep - 12 Oct). A pitchathon is a hackathon for pitches: no code required. You spend the afternoon sharpening a startup idea, pressure-testing it with people who have built before, and pitching it to judges for feedback. Open to all levels - the organiser states you do not need a team, a technical background or a polished pitch. Bring a brand-new idea, something you have been exploring, or a startup you are already building. Prizes are awarded for the best pitches. Schedule: 09:30 the co-working space opens (work from Talent Hub and meet people); 14:00 the pitchathon kicks off; 16:30 wrap-up with judges' feedback. Free, and registration is open to anyone on the event page - no approval or membership required. Note that the separate Colosseum hackathon has its own registration at colosseum.com if you want to carry your pitch forward into it.

Meet local remote u0026 hybrid workers over coffee and brunch. Connect, chat, and build community in Lusk. All welcome — free coffee!

A hands-on laser-cutting and engraving session at Imagine Crafts' Dublin 12 makerspace: bring a symbol, design it, cut it and assemble a layered wooden piece. Practical introduction to laser fabrication for anyone curious about the kit.

Dr Dolores Romero Morales (Copenhagen Business School) on the role of operations research in making AI and machine learning more responsible — a research seminar hosted by UCD's MIS group.

Discover a world of exotic (and some not so exotic!) minerals and how we use them every day. The event is open to everyone 6-9pm.

Join us for a cozy dinner with entrepreneurs to network, share experiences, and make new connections! Meet your next collaborator here.

🔐 Hack and Chill – Weekly Meetup 🔐 📍 Tog Hackerspace | 🕖 Fridays, 7–9 PM (Except the first Friday of the month – we’re at 2600 Dublin then!) Are you into cybersecurity, hardware hacking, or just love the hacker mindset? Bring your laptop, your curiosity, and your latest digital mischief to our chill Friday night sessions.

Intensive Total Station surveying training course focused on trainee's requirements!

Fourth session of Coding Grace's five-part Python and electronics series.

Create a bespoke wooden notebook holder with a 3D printed emblem attached.

The Dublin Linux Community's monthly informal pub meet-up.

A relaxed social for people with a soft spot for eighties and nineties machines — retro hardware, emulation talk and good conversation on North Wall Quay.