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10 promising Dublin-based startups to watch

Dublin has long been one of Europe’s leading technology hubs, combining a deep pool of international talent with a growing community of locally founded startups. Alongside the multinational technology companies with major operations in the Irish capital, a new generation of founders is building companies across artificial intelligence, biotech, FinTech, EdTech, AgriTech and enterprise software.…

10 promising Dublin-based startups to watch

Dublin, a leading European technology hub, is home to a growing community of startups across various sectors. These 10 Dublin-based companies are making a significant impact with their innovative solutions and international ambitions.

Aerska, a biotechnology startup, is developing RNA-based medicines for neurological diseases. Bronto offers an AI-native log management and observability platform for engineering teams. Entity builds browser-native gaming platforms for instant, ad-free gaming. Glitch Ads uses AI to automate digital advertising campaigns for B2B marketing teams.

Kota provides digital infrastructure for employee benefits, while Luna Systems develops AI-powered camera and computer-vision technology for cyclist and motorcyclist safety. Oraion creates an AI-powered enterprise data platform to turn fragmented data into usable intelligence. Seapoint builds an AI-native financial operations platform for startups and growing companies.

The Corporate Governance Institute offers professional education and certification for company directors. Tyro Schools provides a next-generation student information and school-management platform. Collectively, these startups represent the diverse and ambitious landscape of Ireland's startup ecosystem.

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