Tech Events by Superteam Ireland

with Shiven Moodley (Session on tokenisation across TradFi and DeFi, )

Superteam Ireland's weekly Talent Hub co-working day at Dogpatch Labs, built this week around a session on tokenisation. Shiven Moodley walks through how tokenisation is opening new ways to build and manage wealth across traditional finance and DeFi, aimed at practitioners working across both. Doors open 9.30am and co-working runs all day. Lunch at 1pm, Shiven's session at 2pm, close from 5pm. Hosted by Superteam Ireland, the Irish chapter of the global Superteam network, at Dogpatch Labs in the CHQ Building on Custom House Quay. Free, open registration on Luma. Why go: Dublin's Solana and wider Web3 builders treat these Fridays as their standing room, so the day is worth more than the talk. Come for the co-working and the people; the 2pm session is framed around investing rather than building.

Superteam Ireland's warm-up to Solana Breakpoint: the Irish Solana chapter in a Grand Canal Dock brewpub before the conference takes the community over to London. There is no agenda and there are no talks. Superteam Ireland hosts - the Irish chapter of the global Superteam network, which describes itself as a community of founders, engineers, operators and creators building on Solana - and the page lists ten featured guests, among them Garrett Cassidy, Benjamin Szabo, Alejandro Gutierrez, Graham O Maonaigh and Pragya Tiwari. Free, registration open with no approval step, 48 signed up. 3pm to 8pm at BrewDog Dublin, Three Locks Square. Why go: the Dublin Solana crowd in one room the day before Breakpoint pulls them abroad, which makes it the best pre-conference intel going in the city. Go for the people, not a programme. Best if you build on Solana or are heading to Breakpoint yourself.

Selected teams from the Superteam Ireland community pitch the projects they built for the Colosseum Hackathon, competing live for a $5,000 prize pool. Hosted by Superteam Ireland, the Irish chapter of the global Superteam network, at Dogpatch Labs in the CHQ Building. Expect live pitches from Irish builders working on Solana, food and drinks, and time to meet the teams. The organiser's own page gives the pitches as 14:00 to 17:00, and an after-party follows at Urban Brewing. Free, and registration is open with no approval step. Why go: the clearest look you will get in one afternoon at what Ireland's crypto builders have actually shipped, judged in public rather than described on a panel. Best for Web3 developers, early-stage founders and anyone scouting Irish Solana projects.

A one-hour working session on designing content distribution so a post actually travels: picking the channel before the format, building for the share rather than the view, and the sequencing that turns one piece into several. Aimed at founders and operators doing their own distribution. Part of Build Station Dublin at Dogpatch Labs, the series' weekly in-person build day, where co-working runs through the day around the scheduled session. Free. Registration is approval-gated by the host, so sign up in advance rather than turning up on the day.

with Henry Elders (, )

A practical session from Superteam Ireland on building and shipping a Solana dApp using AI. Henry Elders walks through the whole path: setting up the project, connecting the frontend to your smart contracts, and getting everything running on Devnet. Aimed both at people just getting started with Solana and at those looking to speed up their development workflow with AI. Part of Build Station Dublin at Dogpatch Labs. The session itself is downstairs in the vaults at 14:00 and runs to 15:00; the Buildstation upstairs is open from 09:00, so you can come by any time. Registration is subject to host approval, so sign up in advance rather than turning up on the day.

A working session on how founders should frame a startup story for investors: who has the pain, why it is urgent, what insight led to the solution, what was built to prove that insight, and why this team is the right one to take it further. Aimed at founders who are unsure what their strongest version of that narrative is. Part of Build Station Dublin at Dogpatch Labs, where co-working is open 9am-5pm and lunch is served at 1pm; those who do not need the session are welcome for the networking and lunch. Free. Registration requires host approval, so sign up in advance rather than turning up on the day.

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.

with Josip Volarević (Member Success, Superteam)

Superteam Ireland's Friday Talent Hub at Dogpatch Labs, open 09:30-18:00, with the featured session starting at 2pm: Josip Volarević on what separates founders who gain momentum from those who get stuck — founder mindset, the mistakes first-time founders repeat, and the startup archetypes he sees across the ecosystem. Free, in person, open to anyone building.