User groups & community
TechMeetup.Space is where Dublin’s IT technology groups meet — consistent communities for useful learning, generous conversation, and the people who make the local tech scene tick.
What matters here
Great technical communities are built on respect and useful exchange. Our resident events are designed for thoughtful audiences, with space to ask questions, compare approaches and get to know peers naturally.
Modern IT careers stretch across languages, platforms, data, security, testing and design. Our member groups turn that breadth into practical sessions led by people who have done the work.
The goal is simple: leave with an idea, technique or connection that changes what you can do next.
Our resident user group events are hosted at tcube workspaces in Dublin city-centre, a short walk from Luas, Dart, rail, Dublin Bikes and more than 100 city and national bus routes. A consistent location removes friction for organisers and members alike.
Hybrid-ready events also give people beyond the room a way to take part, with talks streamed or recorded when the event format allows.
Each group keeps its own programme and culture — with a shared home for venue, audience experience and the practical details around the talks.
Our support team prepares the room so group leaders can spend more time with their community — and less time troubleshooting the setup.
See upcoming group events →Atlassian Community Events are free, user-led meetups happening in cities all over the world. Meet other Atlassian enthusiasts!
A community for developers who use Java and other JVM languages in their professional lives.
Dublin’s long-running PHP community for developers who want practical talks, real-world lessons and a welcoming meetup.
Monthly events for practising Rustaceans, curious systems programmers and people starting with Rust.
Practical IT talks for technical support engineers, MSP teams, systems admins and IT managers.
Bring your group into the network — a listing on TechMeetup.Space, a slot on the board, and a way to reach the wider local audience.
Central Dublin.
Local community.
Global ideas.
