A tech breakfast will take place in Dundalk tomorrow morning.
Supported by Digital Dundalk, the free event will allow entrepreneurs, techies, developers, designers, business people and other interested parties share food and ideas.
David Norton will also be demonstrating a commercial aerial drone plus 360 virtual tour technology.
The breakfast takes place at 10am in Black and White Living at the North Link Retail Park.
For further information and to register, click here.
Digital Dundalk will hold their first event of 2015 in The Spirit Store on George’s Quay on Wednesday March 25th at 7.30pm.
This is a chance for you to network informally with other people in the digital arena or people who have an idea that they want to share or develop.
The event is free but you must register here.
If you would like a five minute speaking slot on stage then contact info@digitaldundalk.com
The second Digital Dundalk event will take place on Wednesday March 12th from 7pm to 10pm in The Spirit Store.
The first Digital Dundalk event earlier this month was hailed a great success by organisers with over 70 people attending.
Survey feedback from the first meeting will be presented on the night, as well as a preview of the new website.
Beer and pizza will also be served.
Those looking to attend can register for a free ticket here.
You can also visit www.digitaldundalk.com for more information.
A selection of those who attended the launch of Digital Dundalk in The Spirit Store earlier this week. Picture: David Norton Photography
The launch of Digital Dundalk in The Spirit Store earlier this week has been hailed a “great success” by organisers.
On the night 70 professionals, students, teachers, entrepreneurs, designers, developers, hopers and dreamers all came together. The aim was to get these people to share their experiences and say who they would like to work with in the digital sphere locally.
Combined with some showcase projects, the open mic session allowed anyone to make a two minute pitch about who they are, what they are doing and who they want to talk to about a project, role or assistance.
Each speaker was supported by having their website displayed on a large screen alongside a scrolling live Twitter feed.
A survey has been sent out to all attendees and the results are being fed into a steering group for the next event and the future of the Digital Dundalk movement. Visit www.digitaldundalk.com for more information.
The official launch of Digital Dundalk will take place on Wednesday February 5th in The Spirit Store.
The event – which is being hosted by Jason McGee, Aidan Lawless, Aidan Browne and David McQuaid, will run from 7pm to 10pm and is free to attend.
Those planning on going to the launch are asked to register, however, which they can do so here.
The idea behind Digital Dundalk is to pull people interested and working in the digital community together for collaboration, innovation and inspiration.
The goal is create a Silicon Valley in Dundalk and to raise awareness among community members of skills and projects that are currently going on in pocketed projects.
The evening will feature an introduction on Digital Dundalk, showcases, speed pitches, networking, beer and pizza.
A new initiative to get Dundalk on the digital map is being launched in 2014.
Called #digitaldundalk the idea is to pull people interested and working in the digital community together for collaboration, innovation and inspiration.
The goal is create a Silicon Valley in Dundalk and to raise awareness amoung community members of skills and projects that are currently going on in pocketed projects.
Follow the social streams on www.digitaldundalk.com to see where and when the first event takes place in 2014.
Source: Jascom Ltd
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