The incubation hub at TU Dublin – Grangegorman Campus is a leading centre for innovation and entrepreneurship, located in the heart of Dublin city and surrounded by a vibrant ecosystem of startups, industry partners, researchers and cultural institutions.
Its central location provides entrepreneurs with access to TU Dublin’s academic expertise, research capabilities and enterprise supports, while benefiting from strong connections to Dublin’s business community, international markets and Dublin Airport. Startups can also tap into a talented pipeline of graduates, researchers and skilled professionals from across the university.
The hub provides flexible workspace, mentoring, networking opportunities and business development supports for ambitious early-stage and scaling companies. Through a structured incubation environment and programmes such as New Frontiers, founders gain access to expert guidance, industry connections and resources designed to accelerate growth and commercial success.
With a long history of supporting successful startups and high-growth ventures, the Grangegorman hub has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs develop innovative businesses, create employment and attract investment, contributing to Ireland’s thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem. A collaborative and supportive environment for innovation-driven startups and scaling businesses, it offers a range of facilities and services designed to help companies launch, grow and scale.
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What’s on offer?
Companies have access to TU Dublin’s extensive community of startups, researchers, academic experts, 3,000 staff, and 28,000 students, creating opportunities for collaboration, talent recruitment and innovation. The hub’s modern facilities and city-centre location make it an ideal base for knowledge-intensive and internationally focused businesses.
Through mentoring, enterprise programmes and connections to investors, industry partners, and the wider startup ecosystem, companies can access the support, expertise and networks needed to accelerate innovation, commercialisation and sustainable growth.
Facilities include hot desks, dedicated desks, private offices, meeting rooms, training spaces, and high-speed internet, providing flexible workspace solutions to suit businesses at every stage of development. Clients also benefit from professional support services, security, cleaning and access to a vibrant programme of networking events, workshops, and entrepreneurial activities.
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The team
The interim New Frontiers Programme Manager at TU Dublin – Grangegorman Campus is Laura Enache. With a background in business development, sales, and marketing, she is passionate about supporting entrepreneurs to develop innovative ideas into successful, sustainable businesses. Laura works closely with founders, providing guidance, mentoring, and access to the networks and resources needed to grow and scale their ventures.
Laura Enache
New Frontiers Programme Manager
01 220 7745
Niall Shanley
Senior Manager, Entrepreneurship Programmes & Support Services
Notable alumni
- Stephen O’Dwyer, Trojan Track – AI-powered biomechanical analysis for equine performance and health
- Deirdre Schroeder, GoodBrew – gut-friendly, low-sugar, plant-based beverages
- Xiao Zhang, Alto Health – AI-powered automation platform for specialist healthcare practices
- Darah Jordan, Magnate Software – Automated interview scheduling for recruiters
- Seamus Cummins, AeroBeam – Drone-based laser cleaning and inspection for wind turbines
Alumni news
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Using tech to take the reins on horse welfare
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Brewing up a storm in the cold coffee trade
This is the right time! Register your interest in New Frontiers and a Programme Manager will be in touch to guide you through the application process.
