PyCon Ireland is an annual two-day Python conference organised by the Python Ireland community. This year’s event will be held at Radisson Blu Royal Hotel, Dublin.
Niamh Breslin from the IDA will be opening the conference on Saturday morning. Niamh has over 9 years experience working with tech multinationals through her role in IDA Ireland, and most recently has been focused on helping European high growth startups scale internationally. Niamh has helped over 30 of these companies with their international planning, location research and initial setups in Ireland.
Both conference days will have two tracks of talks and two tracks of workshops. Currently there are 38 speakers lined up and you can find full details about them and the schedule for both days here: http://lanyrd.com/2015/pyconie/
Pricing for the 2 day event is as follows: Student: EUR40 / Normal: EUR70 / Corporate: EUR250
In addition to the conference there is a day long hacking event called Sprints which is open to people of all levels. It takes place on Monday the 26th in the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel and entry is free.
More details on the conference and Sprints can be found at python.ie/pycon
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