Dublin Tech Week 2026

What to Expect

Dublin Tech Week returns for its second year from 22-29 May 2026, with a seven-day city-wide programme of events that highlights Dublin’s position as one of Europe’s leading technology and innovation hubs. The festival spans conferences, workshops, networking events, exhibitions, creative experiences and community gatherings across venues from the Silicon Docks and Dogpatch Labs to campus spaces, hotel conference rooms and cultural institutions.

With many of the world’s largest technology companies headquartered in Dublin, including Google, Meta, LinkedIn, Twitter, Salesforce and Microsoft, the city has an exceptionally rich tech ecosystem to showcase. Dublin Tech Week provides a platform for both the established players and the growing startup community to share ideas, make connections, and explore the trends shaping the future of technology and society.

The week coincides with the Dublin Tech Summit at the RDS on 27-28 May, creating a powerful double draw for international delegates. Events during the week include free public talks, panel discussions, job fairs, open office days at major tech firms, and workshops aimed at everyone from school students to seasoned professionals.

Good to Know

• Dublin Tech Week runs 22-29 May 2026, with events across the city
• Many events are free; others require tickets or registration
• The Docklands area hosts many of the flagship events
• Dublin Tech Summit (27-28 May at the RDS) is the headline conference
• Check the Dublin City Council website and individual venue listings for the full programme

Getting There

Events are spread across Dublin, with many in the Docklands and city centre. The Docklands is served by DART (Grand Canal Dock station) and Luas Red Line. Dogpatch Labs at the CHQ Building is a short walk from Connolly and Tara Street DART stations. Dublinbikes docking stations are available throughout the Docklands area.