Tech Events at Greenway Hub, TU Dublin Grangegorman Campus, Dublin

A monthly coffee morning at TU Dublin's Greenway Hub for people with a business idea and no clear next step. Each session has a guest founder who talks through their path from first idea to launch, then runs a practical workshop on sharpening your concept and pitch. It finishes with an open-mic slot where you pitch and get feedback from the room. November's guest isn't named on the listing. It runs on the last Thursday of each month, 10:00 to 12:00, at Greenway Hub in Grangegorman. Free, places are limited, register on Eventbrite. Why go: a supportive first room for idea-stage founders who want feedback before they face investors. Best for anyone testing an idea or weighing up a side project.

TU Dublin's monthly coffee morning for aspiring founders at the Greenway Hub on the Grangegorman campus, 10:00 to 12:00 on the last Thursday of the month. Each edition has a guest founder who talks through their own route from idea to launch and then runs a short workshop on refining your concept and your pitch. An open-mic slot lets anyone pitch and take feedback in a low-pressure room. October's guest is Sean Kirwan, CEO and co-founder of MedWrite.ai, who spent twenty years in digital roles in pharma before founding it. Free. The October edition is full and running a waiting list, so watch for cancellations. You do not need an idea prepared; the organiser asks you to bring a problem or challenge you would like to work on, and the session is built around creative problem-solving. Pitch slots are allocated in advance. There is no parking on site. Why go: one of the few Dublin rooms aimed at people who have an idea and nothing else yet, with a founder who will actually look at it. Best for first-time founders and students thinking about starting something.

The monthly Start-up Café at TU Dublin's Grangegorman campus — a relaxed morning meetup where aspiring entrepreneurs connect, gain insights from guest founders, and develop their business ideas. A consistent fixture in Dublin's startup calendar.