Dublin Startup Month
by Startacus Admin
So far in our tour of UK and Irish cities we have have spent a month looking at the startup / entrepreneurial / creative goings on of Belfast, Bristol, Manchester, Glasgow and Sheffield.
We couldn’t be happier to announce that today (Wednesday 7th of October) is a very special day here at Startacus - it’s the first day in our month long examination / showcase of the wonderful Irish capital Dublin.
What better place for the first of our visits to the Irish republic than the nation’s fair capital, the jewel of its eastern coast and home to one of the most diverse, cosmopolitan and thriving communities in Europe if not the world!
Throughout October we will be putting the city’s self starter spirit under our microscope as we take an indepth look at Dublin’s;
- startup events
- collaborative working spaces
- innovative new businesses
- social enterprises
- creative events
- cultural celebrations
- people demonstrating great self starter spirit
We need you to get involved!
If you have something to say about any of the stuff mentioned above or would just like to share your experiences / startup journey with the world, then we would be delighted to hear from you!
Take a little look at some of our previous startup cities months (like Belfast, Sheffield or Bristol) for a bit of creative inspiration and drop us an email to iam@startacus or tweet us to @iamstartacus to get involved.
Go raibh maith agat!
Dublin Startup Events
krust- Innovative Dublin Bakery Proves a Winning Recipe
Clear Presentation- A Dublin Startup Tale
The Irish Times Innovation Awards 2015
'Clinch' A new Dublin based, feature packed hiring software
How creaivity sparks entrepreneurialism
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