Dublin Tech Week 2026: A Celebration of Technology, Talent, and Tomorrow

Dublin Tech Week 2026: A Celebration of Technology, Talent, and Tomorrow

From Irish Tech News Audio Articles by Irish Tech News

May 1, 2026 · 4 min · Episode 41

About this episode

Dublin Tech Week 2026 will showcase global innovation through a series of events uniting top innovators and tech leaders.

In just a few weeks, Dublin will become the epicentre of global innovation as it plays host to the second annual 'Dublin Tech Week'. After last year's successful launch 'Dublin Tech Week' once again promises to energise the city with the brightest ideas, the boldest technology, and a shared vision for the future. Running from 22–29 May, this initiative will unite the capital's top innovators, global tech leaders, creatives, educators, and the wider community through a dynamic mix of over 30 events, spanning everything from AI and cybersecurity to blockchain, smart cities, fintech and beyond. From flagship conferences like the Dublin Tech Summit in the RDS, the TechFoundHer Summit in the Mansion House, the Enfuse Finals in Wood Quay, Gamerfest in the RDS, a variety of Kids Coding events in Fingal and a number of Smart Dublin Events such as Drones in public service Workshop. There will be something for everyone on a programme that is designed to be as accessible as it is ambitious. Ross Curley, Head of Economic Development, Dublin City Council & Dublin Regional Place Brand said: "Dublin is one of Europe's most important tech hubs and a leading smart city. Dublin City Council and…

Topics covered

  • technology
  • innovation
  • events
  • AI
  • cybersecurity
  • blockchain
  • smart cities

Keywords

  • Dublin Tech Week
  • technology
  • innovation
  • AI
  • cybersecurity
  • blockchain
  • smart cities
  • events

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Dublin City Council, Dublin Regional Place Brand

Places: Dublin, RDS, Mansion House, Wood Quay, Fingal

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