I’m delighted to announce that Saturday OpenCoffee Dublin is BACK – huge thanks to Marie Boran!
Meet at Café Novo, underneath the Westbury Hotel, for OpenCoffee Dublin on SATURDAY 13th MARCH from 10:30am.
Please leave a comment below if you’re attending so that we have an idea of numbers, and if you are interested in demoing, please e-mail martharo@microsoft.com and let me know.
See you Saturday.
Trying a new idea here – just posting a few ideas after each OpenCoffee Dublin from folks who attended or links we discussed. Please feel free to send feedback on what you’d like to see here after OpenCoffees.
FunConf – Web People Telling Stories on Buses in Ireland: http://funconf.com/
I guarantee you’ve never been to an event like this. Just a few spots left – sign up today and save me a spot on the bus!
Irish Accounts – David Branigan & Company offers financial services to professionals and tech organisations. http://www.irishaccounts.ie
David is a regular at Dublin OpenCoffee; come along and find out more about Irish Accounts services and how he can help your group.
Dublin Hackerspace – TOG: http://www.tog.ie/
Today we learned from Christian that TOG are working on getting a 3D printer! Watch the TOG site for information about upcoming events and courses for developers, hobbyists, engineers and more.
BizSparkCamp – Monday March 8th Free Event for Startups: http://techludd.com/2010/02/12/microsoft-bizsparkcamp-2/
BizSpark is a Microsoft-sponsored program to provide startups with free tools, software and network opportunities. Monday’s event is a day to learn about finding new funding sources, partner strategies, best practices, pitch techniques and more.
Opera 10.5 Release – http://www.opera.com/
Opera version 10.5 was released this week for Windows, Mac & Linux versions coming soon, and it’s sporting a slick new design, private browsing features, and more.
If I missed anything, e-mail me at martharo [at] microsoft.com & I will add it.
See you next time (with our shiny new OpenCoffee Dublin badges).
Meet us at the Science Gallery for the next OpenCoffee Dublin event, whether it’s your first time or you’re a regular attendee. This will be on THURSDAY, 4th MARCH 2010 from 10:30am.
There was some interest in discussing http://crisiscommons.wordpress.com/, and talking about what we can do from Ireland to help on these projects. If this is of interest, please come along, we’d really appreciate your input!
We meet in the Science Gallery in Trinity College Dublin on Pearse Street in The Naughton Institute.
Please leave a comment below if you’re attending so that we have an idea of numbers, and if you are interested in demoing, please e-mail martharo@microsoft.com and let me know.
See you Thursday.
Back to our regularly scheduled Thursday coffees here in Dublin. Meet us at the Science Gallery this week. This will be on THURSDAY, 4th February 2010 from 10:30am.
We meet in the Science Gallery in Trinity College Dublin on Pearse Street in The Naughton Institute.
Please leave a comment below if you’re attending so that we have an idea of numbers, and if you are interested in demoing, please e-mail martharo@microsoft.com and let me know.
See you Thursday.
Welcome to 2010! Kick off the year with OpenCoffee Dublin at the Science Gallery this week. This will be on THURSDAY, 7th January 2010 from 10:30am.
We meet in the Science Gallery in Trinity College Dublin on Pearse Street in The Naughton Institute.
Please leave a comment below if you’re attending so that we have an idea of numbers, and if you are interested in demoing, please e-mail martharo@microsoft.com and let me know.
See you Thursday.
Hope everyone has a great holiday season and new year!
We will resume OpenCoffee Dublin on Thursday, January 7th at the Science Gallery. See you then!
Our regular Thursday OpenCoffee Dublin is at the Science Gallery next week. This will be on THURSDAY, 5th November 2009 from
10:30am.
We meet in the Science Gallery in Trinity College Dublin on Pearse Street in The Naughton Institute.
Please leave a comment below if you’re attending so that we have an idea of numbers, and if you are interested in demoing, please e-mail martharo@microsoft.com and let me know.
See you Thursday.
Hey, are you a fan of the Saturday OpenCoffees? Interested in helping make them happen? We need your help.
Due to my schedule I usually can’t make the Saturday events. I’m looking for someone to help with Saturdays. Basically if you already attend on Saturdays, it will be easy for you!
If you’re interested in this opportunity and helping make sure that Saturday OpenCoffees continue to happen, please e-mail me at martharo [at] microsoft.com and let me know.
Thanks for your help!
OpenCoffee Dublin is back at the Science Gallery this week. This will be on THURSDAY, 8th October 2009 from
10:30am.
We meet in the Science Gallery in Trinity College Dublin on Pearse Street in The Naughton Institute.
Please leave a comment below if you’re attending so that we have an idea of numbers, and if you are interested in demoing, please e-mail martharo@microsoft.com and let me know.
See you Thursday.
UPDATE: Due to the date conflict with OSS BarCamp & BizCamp, we’re pushing this to the following Saturday. So there is no OCC Dublin on September 19th. The next OCC Dublin will be on Saturday September 26th.
Welcome back from Summer holidays everyone! Did you miss us? Catch up with your network & meet new folks at the next OpenCoffee Club Dublin. The next meetup is on SATURDAY, 19 SEPTEMBER 2009 from 10:30am.
We will be meeting again in our new-ish location in Dakota Bar at 9 South William Street in Dublin city centre.
Please leave a comment below if you’re attending so that we have an idea of numbers, and if you are interested in demoing, please e-mail martharo@microsoft.com and let me know.
See you Saturday.