Hop Aboard The Digital DNA Express
by Startacus Admin
If you will be making your way from the Republic of Ireland to Digital DNA in Belfast, the team have arranged a nifty way to get there for free, in comfort, and whilst doing something productive as well!
On the 7th of June (the day before Digital DNA) a specially chartered train will set off from Cork to Belfast, stopping in Dublin on the way, to bring delegates of Digital DNA to their final destination.
The Digital DNA Express will give delegates the opportunity to travel alongside fellow business and technology professionals, as well as take part in the In partnership with Deloitte Digital the journey will be an opportunity to travel to Belfast in comfort and in the company of fellow business and technology professionals. 
Here’s the timetable
Departs Cork: 09:20
Departs Dublin: 13:20
Arrives Belfast: 15:35
On the Dublin to Belfast leg of the journey, there will also be a speed networking event hosted by Deloitte Digital Experts, giving Digital DNA passengers the chance to engage with experts and peers on specific topics. The experts on board will be aligned with Digital DNA’s 5 themes of Marketing, Data, Security, Fintech, and Innovation.
You will also get a free return ticket which can be used at anytime, which means you can hang around for a while to enjoy the sites of Belfast!
Pop over here to book your ticket.
Did you know that Startacus will be hosting a Pitch Battle for Tech Startups at this year’s Digital DNA? Take a look here. 
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