DataCentres Ireland 2025

Together, the conference and exhibition give decision-makers the technical, practical and commercial information they need to plan and run their data centre & digital infrastructure effectively & efficiently.

Ireland – An Active and Growing Market

Today, Ireland hosts one of the largest data centre clusters in Europe, with Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta all having facilities in the Greater Dublin Area. But that is now.

So, what does the future hold?

Ireland is one of the world’s major data centre markets and is forecast to continue to increase its capacity in the coming years. As the current government recognises the need to increase data centre capacity to encourage Foreign Direct Investment and position themselves a key player in the AI space.

This is your opportunity to meet all those responsible for this massive market in just 2 days – from the 19th of November 2025 to the 20th of November 2025.

To register online or see how you might benefit from exhibiting simply go online to www.datacentres-ireland.com or call the team on +44 (0) 1892 570513

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When
Wednesday, 19 November 2025
9:00 am
Where
In person
Merrion Rd, Ballsbridge
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