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Dublin provides a supportive environment for early-stage companies looking to scale.
Among these accelerators, Mastercard Start Path has backed over 60 startups. DCU Ryan Academy for Entrepreneurship has also funded more than 25 companies on their journey.
Below is our list of the best 13 accelerators and incubators in Dublin.
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Get the Sheet for $50Focusing on fintech, blockchain, and digital commerce, Mastercard Start Path partners with innovative startups to help them scale globally. Rather than providing cash, the program offers invaluable access to Mastercard's network and co-innovation opportunities in exchange for zero equity.
The Pearse Lyons Accelerator champions innovation in agriculture through its intensive three-month program for agritech and ag-science startups. They provide unparalleled industry access and mentorship to companies tackling challenges in areas from robotics and AI to gene editing and nutrition.
AIB Equity operates as the venture capital arm of Allied Irish Banks, managing a series of funds to support Irish businesses at various stages of growth. The firm delivers critical seed, venture, and growth capital to a diverse portfolio, from high-potential tech startups to mature small and medium-sized enterprises.
As a non-profit joint venture with Dublin City University, DCU Ryan Academy for Entrepreneurship promotes an entrepreneurial mindset to support the creation of sustainable enterprises in Ireland. They offer a range of programs, including education, training, and investment, to guide entrepreneurs from the pre-idea stage through to international scaling.
Amena Ventures champions new ventures building products in the robotics and Internet of Things (IoT) sectors. They provide the necessary resources and guidance to help these early-stage hardware companies move from concept to market-ready innovation.
As Ireland's national entrepreneur development program, New Frontiers provides early-stage founders with the training, mentorship, and support needed to launch their ventures. They help transform innovative ideas into commercially viable businesses through a structured, multi-phase program.
As the innovation hub for University College Dublin, NovaUCD provides incubation facilities and support programs for knowledge-intensive companies. They help researchers and entrepreneurs transform creative ideas into commercially successful ventures, strengthening Ireland's startup ecosystem.
Operating as a non-profit startup hub, the Guinness Enterprise Centre provides a dynamic environment for ambitious entrepreneurs to build and scale internationally. They foster growth through a supportive community, coworking spaces, and dedicated programs designed to help innovative companies succeed.
Dogpatch Labs serves as the heart of the Irish startup ecosystem, offering a vibrant community and essential resources for founders to connect and grow. They also run NDRC, Ireland's national accelerator, providing early-stage companies with pre-seed investment and dedicated mentorship.
Focusing on early-stage startups in Ireland and Europe, AgTechUCD accelerates ventures in the AgTech, FoodTech, and VetTech sectors. The University College Dublin initiative equips founders with the mentorship and resources needed to scale their innovative solutions.
Beyond our main selections, Dublin's startup scene is full of other great programs. The accelerators we'll look at next have collectively backed more than 30 companies, helping them get off the ground.
Each one offers something different for early-stage founders. Here’s a look at the other accelerators helping founders build their businesses in Dublin.
| Accelerator/Incubator | Year Founded | Nº Investments | Nº Exits |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | 18 | — | |
| 2010 | 2 | — | |
| 2007 | 11 | — |
