AI Ireland — AI Workshops & Keynotes for Leaders

AI workshops & keynotes for leaders

Turn AI ambition
into action.

AI Ireland helps leadership teams identify where AI creates value, train people to use it effectively and introduce safer ways of working.

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Start your Artificial Intelligence journey with AI Ireland video
Start your AI journey with AI Ireland · 1 min 18 sec
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Choose the right place to start.

You do not need to know whether the answer is training, strategy or governance. Start with the outcome you need.

Workshop participants developing practical AI skills with Mark Kelly

Hands-on workshops

Bring a task.
Build a better way to do it.

Practise useful AI workflows, evaluate the outputs and leave with a plan for your work.

AI in Practice · €495 per seat
30 September or 5 October · 9:30–13:30
GEC, Taylor’s Lane, Dublin 8

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Keynotes with Mark Kelly

Make the next AI conversation count.

Give your audience a clear view of AI, practical examples and the questions leaders need to ask.

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Practical AI adoption

What does your organisation need next?

Hear from the people doing it.

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Evidence for what comes next.

Grounded in Ireland’s AI experience.

Our perspective comes from leadership surveys, AI Awards applications and conversations with people applying AI.

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People · Process · Platforms · Proprietary Data · Products & Services.

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AI Leaders Survey 2026
Second Edition

300 responses received. A practical picture of AI adoption in Ireland.

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Findings coming October 2026.
In partnership with Technology Ireland ICT Skillnet.

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What could AI change
for your organisation?

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