Join us for 3 free events where innovation meets community impact.
We’re thrilled to be part of Dublin Tech Week 2025, hosting a trio of exciting events designed to inspire, connect, and activate local talent. From leadership insights to tech-for-good innovation, there’s something for everyone in the WorkIQ community.
All events are free, but registration is required.
“From Rucks to Rocketships” — Fireside Chat with Jamie Heaslip
What does it take to pivot from professional sports to tech leadership? Join us for an inspiring chat with former Irish Rugby Captain Jamie Heaslip, now leading strategic growth at Stripe. A story of resilience, reinvention, and the skills that cross boundaries.
When? Monday, May 26th @11am
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“The Use of Technology & Innovation in Tallaght University Hospital” — Talk by Dr. Natalie Cole
An outline of the progressive use of technology in TUH, both current applications and future plans.
Discover how technology and innovation are shaping healthcare in Tallaght. Dr. Natalie Cole of Tallaght University Hospital shares real-world examples of digital transformation that are making patient care smarter and more connected.
When? Tuesday, May 27th – 1pm
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“Data Art, From a Crusty Chart” — Hackathon @WorkIQ
We’re turning boring spreadsheets into bold solutions. Join designers, coders, and creative thinkers to tackle civic challenges like housing, water leakage, and climate action using real data from Smart Dublin. Come with a team or join one here — Amazon mentors, music, prizes, and good vibes included.
When? Wednesday, May 28th – 9am–Sunset
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- WorkIQ x Dublin Tech Week 2025
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- Bold Women: WorkIQ Hosts Launch Event for Eva Kelly’s Art Scarf
- PitchIQ Investor Night at WorkIQ: Startups, Investors & Big Ideas
- On This International Women’s Day, Meet Legal Administration Solutions and Its Founders, Niamh McPeake & Nicolette Connolly
