Dublin — Week of 25 May 2026

The French tech community's monthly apéro returns for its sixth edition. A reliable room of founders, product people, and investors — French and francophile alike — in the elegant setting of Alliance Française.

A morning panel bringing together senior women in tech sales to discuss how AI is transforming the commercial landscape. Hosted at the Salesforce Tower — a high-signal venue that draws the right room.

A Dublin Tech Week roundtable at UCD Belfield on how AI is reshaping hiring and talent retention — practical, frank, and squarely aimed at the people making hiring decisions in tech companies.

For founders who know sustainability can't be an afterthought — this GEC session digs into how to make your digital infrastructure genuinely green. Almost full and free, so move fast.

In the week Dublin becomes the centre of European tech, ACT gathers founders, investors, and ecosystem builders at The Loft for an evening panel on scaling from Ireland internationally — with an eye on AI frameworks, EU competition rules, and the proposed 28th digital market Regime.

A razor-sharp Dublin Tech Week session at WeWork on when vibe coding is fast enough and when it's dangerous — exploring how founders and product teams can use AI to ship MVPs that are fundable, scalable, and production-ready, not just demo-ready.

The hidden gem of Dublin Tech Week — Masters students pitch against real business challenges at Wood Quay in a free, high-energy final that's unlike anything else in the programme.

Dublin Tech Summit is the centrepiece of Dublin Tech Week — Ireland's biggest annual tech conference, drawing speakers and attendees from across Europe.

Dublin DataViz goes hands-on for Dublin Tech Week: a workshop evening at the Digital Hub where you create visualisations with real Irish datasets — no coding experience needed, €5 all-in for the workshop and pizza, followed by the inevitable post-session at Arthur's.

A full-day careers event for tech professionals at Clayton Hotel Ballsbridge — keynotes, panels, and direct networking with hiring leads during the busiest tech week in Ireland. Free to attend.

IBM Research brings PyData Ireland to Trinity for an evening on agentic AI — three staff scientists presenting real work: NASA knowledge discovery, production containerization for LangChain agents, and structured scientific experimentation. One of the stronger technical meetups on the Dublin calendar.

TechFoundHer brings together women founders, investors, and allies for a full day of programming during Dublin Tech Week. One of the strongest networking rooms of the week.

Guinness Enterprise Centre's practical AI session for business leaders — five concrete areas where AI is delivering real results right now: sales, marketing, governance, recruitment, and accounting. Free, 90-minute, actionable.

ETHDublin's fourth annual hackathon and conference runs across three days at Dogpatch Labs — the best Web3 room in the city, timed perfectly alongside Dublin Tech Week.