Software Engineering Events in Dublin

CoderDojo Malahide is a coding club where the students (aged 8-17) work with a group of technical mentors to learn more.

On this week at CoderDojo Malahide:

• Scratch - Suitable for beginners learning at their own pace using CoderDojo sushi.
• Advanced Coders - Options for coders with Scratch experience, including Python, Hackers, and Hardware.

Join us for Azure & GitHub Community Day to connect, learn, and geek out in person!

Join us for an awesome in-person event where all things Azure and Github come together! It's the perfect chance to connect, learn cool tips, and share your passion with fellow devs. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, this day is packed with fun, insights, and networking. Don't miss out on the community vibes and hands-on sessions!

Sign up here https://luma.com/1zpc2hlm

Join us on November 12 for the next Stripe Dublin meetup. This is an in-person event for anyone building with Stripe. An evening focused on Stripe user experiences, product insights, best practices, and community.

🍕🍺 Perks
Food, drink provided!

🎫 Tickets
There is a hard limit for RSVP :) Wait list will be operating on Meetup.

📍Location
The event is hosted at Stripe's Dublin offices, Fitzwilton House, Wilton Pl, Dublin, 2 · Dublin, ie

🕚 Rough timings

• 6:00 pm - 6:30 pm: Doors open with refreshments
• 6:30 pm - 7:00 pm: Talks and Q&A
• 7:30 pm - 8:00 pm: Drinks, food, and networking

📣 Talks

1. Rolls-Royce WIMP, From SaaS to utilities - Grant Bissett, Founder & CEO at Caligra.
2. Building autonomous coding agents at Stripe - Mark Doyle, SWE @Stripe
3. From x402 to MPP and Prepaid Tokens: A War Story of Agentic Payments at Apify, Matej Hamaš, SWE @ Apify

Don't miss this opportunity to connect with the Stripe community.

Stripe developer code of conduct.

Hi Everyone,

Mark your calendar for the next OpenSearch Project Dublin Meetup at a new location - Amazon Ireland.

Agenda

6.00 pm Start

6.15 pm First Speaker : TBC

7.00 pm Break (Drinks and Snacks)

7.20 pm Second Speaker: TBC

8.00 pm Networking

8.30 pm Close

Please remember bring a valid ID with you as you will need it to enter the venue.

We're looking forward to seeing you all there!

Mixing IT Dublin is a fun in-person meetup where tech lovers swap ideas, code, and good vibes!

Get ready for Mixing IT Dublin, an awesome in-person event where tech lovers connect, share ideas, and have a blast! Whether you're a coder, designer, or just curious about IT, this is the perfect spot to meet cool people and dive into the latest tech buzz. Don't miss out on this fun and informal meetup in the heart of Dublin!

Meet top tech companies and teams in Dublin and network with professionals!

Dublin Tech Connect 🇮🇪

Where Ireland’s tech community meets global innovation.

Join us for an exclusive gathering of Irish and international tech professionals, founders, and innovative companies. Dublin Tech Connect brings people together to exchange ideas, discover opportunities, and build meaningful connections across the tech ecosystem.

Whether you're exploring new opportunities, growing your business, or simply curious to meet the brilliant minds behind innovative brands, this is where new conversations begin.

• Fireside chat with Liam Whelan, Co-Founder & COO of TalentHunter.me
• Quality networking with Ireland’s and the international tech community
• A diverse audience through collaborations with local and international Women in Tech organisations
• Meaningful connections with founders, tech leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals

What It Takes to Expand into Europe

How do you build, grow, and scale a business across European markets? Join Liam Whelan for a conversation about the opportunities, challenges, and lessons learned while building a fast-growing jobs marketplace.

Liam Whelan
Co-Founder & COO, TalentHunter.me

Liam is building TalentHunter.me, Ireland’s AI-powered jobs platform, designed to make recruitment more transparent and job searching more human. He also contributes to EU AI Office task forces focused on transparency of AI-generated content under the EU AI Act.

Craig Maguire
Country Manager & Independent Office Space Advisor

Craig helps businesses find and negotiate the right office space in Dublin and worldwide, bringing an international perspective on business growth and expansion.

18:30 — Registration & arrivals
19:00 — Welcome remarks
19:10 — Featured talk and conversation
20:00 — Networking

The best opportunities often start with a conversation.

Meet people who are building, creating, and shaping the future of technology. Exchange perspectives, expand your network, and become part of a growing international community connecting the people behind innovation.

One event. New connections. Unexpected possibilities.

Join us at Dublin Tech Connect and be part of the conversation.

Close the laptop, grab a pint, and come hang out with fellow engineers in Dublin.

Rooftop Refactor is an in-person evening for software engineers to connect in Dublin.

Join us on 19th for an evening of quick talks, good conversation, and some friendly competition. We'll start on the rooftop with a short intro to Gaelvert and a 15-minute talk on our Engineering Journey. Then we'll head downstairs for darts, Mario Kart, poker, Jenga, and board games. It's a competition, with prizes for the top players.

Pizza and beers are on us, with non-alcoholic options too****.**** Reception is from 5:00 to 5:30 PM. Arriving later? Send an email to the event organizer so we know to expect you.

Why join?

• Real engineering stories and lessons learned, with no sales pitch.
• Swap ideas with peers facing the same challenges.
• Meet the Gaelvert team and widen your Dublin network.

Come for the conversations, stay for the games. Spots are limited, so sign up to save yours.

#GamesAndPintsAfterCode

Hi All,

Join us for an end-of-year meetup (with the support of ServiceNow) to exchange perspectives, discuss 2027 trends, and connect with fellow members of the Augmented Software Engineer community.

As always, we’ll have a live demo from Roland, alongside another speaker (currently being confirmed). Expect practical insights, fresh perspectives, and good conversations to round off the year together.

The agenda is ...

- 18:00 - Doors open. Pizza and Beer - All
- 18:30 - Welcome/Kickoff - Roland/Sasha
- 18:45 - TBD - the details will be shared later
- 19:30 - No slides/just code - Roland
- 20:00 - Wrapup. More beers. Mingling - Roland/Sasha

Regards ...
Roland

Buy your ticket and reserve a spot before they fill out!!!

🎉 We are thrilled to announce PyCon Ireland 2026, taking place in the vibrant city of Dublin on November 21st! 🗓️ We warmly invite both newcomers to the Python community and seasoned veterans to join us for this exciting event. 🐍💻

PyCon Ireland 2026 will run on Saturday, featuring more than 30 talks in three talk tracks and two workshop tracks, panels, keynotes, and lightning talk. Your conference ticket grants access to all activities (see T&Cs for details) and includes a light breakfast and lunch on Saturday.

All the details of sessions and speakers can be found at 2026.pycon.ie. Some sessions have yet to be finalized, so watch out for updates.
The schedule for the talks is now available.

Our conference will showcase a diverse range of talks and workshops tailored to various skill levels, from beginners to experts, and spanning multiple fields. Topics will include everything from scripting and machine learning to web development and cloud deployments. 🌐🤖

We look forward to welcoming you to PyCon Ireland, known for its warm and friendly atmosphere. Please be mindful to adhere to our code of conduct to ensure a positive experience for all attendees. 🌟🤝

Check Terms and conditions to attend Pycon Ireland 2026.

PyCon Ireland prizes its warm and friendly atmosphere and would ask you be kind enough to follow our Code of Conduct.

There are lot of opportunities to work with us:
Call for Sponsors
Filling out fast 💹, we have already on boarded multiple sponsor from each category.

Buy your tickets fast before they are exhausted, limited entries.
Visit Tito for tickets.

A General ticket is €59, a Student ticket is only €35, and a Corporate ticket costs €159. Includes access to all the sessions, networking with speakers and other attendees, and a light breakfast, a sandwich lunch, and morning and afternoon refreshments.

See you in Dublin for an unforgettable PyCon Ireland 2026! 🎊✨

Welcome to learn and discuss Linux & c++ topics on Tue 24.11.

First lightning talk of the evening is “Building Software from Source Code” by Aleksei Markov. We go over installing software from the source code yourself, in a way it can be also uninstalled easily later. We discuss the pulling of the dependencies, typical pitfalls of the configuration and building, and possible future improvements of the process. This skill is useful especially when the available packages don’t offer the version or build configuration you need. Aleksei is a programmer working mainly on compilers, GUIs, graphics & web development, and a huge proponent of simple, efficient & accessible software.

Next we hear “Why can’t it all be the ONE code base?” from Sascha Bacardit Cuomo (Senior Software Engineer, SiriusXM). The topic is how to share platform-agnostic business logic across applications, while reaching as many users as possible and keeping limited resources and long-term maintainability in mind. We explore ways to connect native UIs to a shared core, from services accessed through inter-process communication to libraries using the C ABI. C Application Binary Interface (ABI) lets separately compiled libraries and programs work together, including code written in different languages.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced Linux/c++ enthusiast, you are very welcome to join. This event is a joint meetup between Dublin C++ User Group, Linux Developers Ireland and Dublin Linux Community. Please RSVP in one of the 3 meetup groups, so we know the seating needs beforehand.

The intros will start at 7:30pm, in the upstairs room of Anseo pub, where we can also quench our thirst. See you on Tue 24.11.!

Please note:
- There is no free food/bar at this event.
- We plan to take a few photos during the evening.
- This event is in Dublin city center and there is no free parking.

The next Dub|Sec meetup will take place in the Camden Court Hotel on Wednesday 25 November, 2026.

We'll be there from 6.30pm. Our first speaker will start at around 7pm.

19:00 - Talk 1: When Is the Incident Over? by Paul Horgan
Every incident response framework tells you how to detect, contain, eradicate and recover. Almost none of them tell you when you’re allowed to stop. The systems are back and the ticket is closed, but that doesn’t mean it’s finished. The temporary firewall rule is still there. Some of the remediation has slipped down the backlog. Someone has accepted a risk without anyone really deciding to. And the team is tired, while the business trusts security a little less than it did last month.

This talk is about the gap between technical recovery and organisational recovery. I’ll share a practical set of questions to ask before anyone declares an incident over: what is still unresolved, what risk remains and who owns it, and what evidence do we have that the organisation can safely move on? Closing the ticket is admin. Ending the incident is a business decision.

19:40 - Talk 2: TBC
If you would like to talk - Please contact us at Info@dubsec.ie

If you would like to speak at any future Dub|Sec, please email us at info@dubsec.ie!

Join us for some drinks, food and general chat about infosec. Everyone is welcome whether you’re a pro, an amateur or just curious about the field!

Agent Flows: Beyond Cloud Flows – Building AI-Native Automation
Cloud Flows have been powering business automation for years, but Agent Flows introduce a whole new way of thinking about automation in Power Platform.
In this session, we’ll look at what Agent Flows are, how they differ from traditional Cloud Flows, and when you should use one over the other.
Whether you’re a maker, developer, consultant, or architect, you’ll leave with a clear understanding of what Agent Flows can do today.

Oliver Rodrigues
I’m a former Microsoft Business Applications MVP and currently work as a Business Architect, helping organisations design and deliver solutions using Microsoft Power Platform.
I’ve spent the last several years working on enterprise-scale projects, covering everything from solution architecture and governance to integrations, ALM, and digital transformation. I enjoy finding practical ways to solve complex business problems with technology and helping bridge the gap between business and technical teams.
Lately, I’ve been spending a lot of time exploring AI, Copilot, and Agentic AI, and how they can be applied in real-world Power Platform solutions. I’m passionate about sharing what I learn with the community through blogs, user groups, and conference sessions, with a focus on practical guidance, lessons learned, and real-life experiences.

Generative Pages in Power Apps
Learn how to use AI to create Generative Pages in model-driven apps, delivering exciting, dynamic and interactive user experiences. Discover what Generative Pages are, how they work and how to create and customise them to combine content, data and functionality into rich, tailored user interfaces.

Joe Gill
Joe is a Power Platform Consultant who helps organisations drive digital transformation through innovative technology solutions. Through his own consultancy, he works with businesses to design, build and deliver solutions that improve processes and unlock the potential of the Microsoft Power Platform. He is a ten-time Microsoft MVP, recognised for his expertise and contributions to the Microsoft community.

Google conference in Dublin, Ireland

Everyone is invited. Are you in? #womenintech #outgeekdublin

Spend an evening with established tech professionals who are open to new opportunities in software engineering, AI and machine learning, data, cybersecurity, cloud and DevOps, technical product and project management, and UI/UX design.

Expect short keynotes, speed interviews or open networking, and lots of energy. Hiring teams present their company, tech stack and open roles. If your team is nominated for an OutGeek Award, attendees can also vote for you during the event.

• 120 people on the guest list, with 55-75% usually attending
• 5+ years of experience on average
• You receive the guest list a couple of days before the event, shared in line with GDPR

If you have an OutGeek team account, you can keep the conversation going beyond the event. Post up to 5 jobs a month, each live for 30 days, and introduce your team to job seekers through the OutGeek news feed. Your first team news post is free, with additional posts at $15 each.

You can also reach the OutGeek talent community through newsletter blasts - $75 for one role in a shared blast or $450 for a dedicated blast.

And if your team is nominated for Team of the Year, attendees can vote for you from August through December 31. Winners are featured on the OutGeek homepage for the following year and in every OutGeek newsletter throughout the year. Your first award category is included with your team account.

Choose Team of One, Team of Two, or a General, Gold or Platinum sponsorship (3 to 5 people). Event tickets are priced separately from the team account. Click on "tickets" for more information on each option.

Fintech conference in Dublin, Ireland

Microsoft conference in Dublin, Ireland