Dublin — Week of 15 Jun 2026

ETPN2026 brings Europe's nanomedicine research and clinical translation community to Dublin for three days of intensive cross-disciplinary exchange. Hosted at RCSI, the programme covers drug delivery, diagnostics, regulatory pathways and the emerging interface between nanomedicine and AI. A rare opportunity to connect with the scientists, clinicians and health-tech investors shaping the next decade of precision medicine.

A full-day gathering showcasing how design is driving meaningful change across public services in Ireland. Leading practitioners share best-practice examples of design-led transformation — from service design to systemic change — hosted by the Institute of Designers in Ireland at Light House Cinema, Smithfield.

with Barry Scannell (Partner, William Fry) · Gemma Harris (Assistant Commissioner, Data Protection Commission (DPC)) · Paul Stanley (Head of Engagement, NCSC Ireland) + 5 more

The most authoritative AI and data compliance briefing in Ireland — DPC, NCSC, and senior counsel from William Fry alongside in-house leads from Tines and Keywords Studios. EU AI Act implementation, GDPR enforcement trends, and practical compliance strategies for Dublin's tech sector.

Fierce and Women in AI Ireland bring together women building serious AI products. An honest evening on the decisions, the failures, and what responsible AI looks like as a daily engineering and strategy reality — hosted at Dogpatch Labs.

Dublin's weekly tech afterwork social — free, recurring, and low-friction. Show up, find the room, meet people building things.

Day two of the OpenClaw series. Going deeper: memory that actually works, tools your agent uses reliably, and patterns that make an agent genuinely useful — not just responsive. A full-day hands-on workshop for builders.

Dublin's maker community brings its soldering irons to Stoneybatter — Tog Hackerspace runs a hands-on repair session where broken electronics get a second life. A rare public window into Dublin's hardware and maker culture.