Funded Information Technology Startups in Dublin
In this Dublin-focused slice of Information Technology funding, the largest disclosed round is evervault’s $25M on 2026-03-05, which dwarfs the next-larges…
In this Dublin-focused slice of Information Technology funding, the largest disclosed round is evervault’s $25M on 2026-03-05, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts (Lative at $8M on 2025-11-15 and Inclusio at $7M on 2023-01-24). The disclosed amounts mostly cluster below $10M, with several entries in the $1M–$4M range (e.g., Modeliks $1M on 2023-09-01; ZeroRisk.io $4M on 2025-02-06), while one older disclosed datapoint sits above that cluster: Glofox’s $10M on 2020-04-28.
Stage and disclosure classification also concentrate in a couple of patterns: 7 of the 18 rows list the amount as “undisclosed” or leave it effectively undisclosed (Spanish Point Technologies 2026-06-08; TalentHunter 2026-04-02; Protostars 2025-10-13; Tailr 2024-11-11; Superfy 2023-02-17; and others), and 7 of the 18 are explicitly tagged “Series Unknown” (e.g., Spanish Point Technologies 2026-06-08; Protostars 2025-10-13; Superfy 2023-02-17). Temporally, rounds span 2020-04-28 (Glofox) through 2026-06-08 (Spanish Point Technologies), with multiple entries landing in the most recent year (2025-10-13 through 2026-06-08).
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Frequently asked
What stands out on deal size in this Dublin IT list, and how does the biggest disclosed round compare to the rest?
evervault’s $25M (2026-03-05) is the only disclosed round above $20M here, and it materially exceeds the next-largest disclosed amounts: Lative’s $8M (2025-11-15) and Inclusio’s $7M (2023-01-24). Most other disclosed entries sit at $10M or below, including Glofox’s $10M (2020-04-28) and ZeroRisk.io’s $4M (2025-02-06).
Where do most entries cluster by time, based on the 18 most recent rows shown?
There’s a dense run in the latest window: five rounds fall between 2025-10-13 and 2026-06-08 (Protostars 2025-10-13; Lative 2025-11-15; Scorebuddy 2024-11-25 is outside this window, but Tailr 2024-11-11 is also outside—within the window: Lative 2025-11-15, evervault 2026-03-05, TalentHunter 2026-04-02, Spanish Point Technologies 2026-06-08). The oldest disclosed datapoint in the list is Glofox on 2020-04-28.
Are disclosure and stage labels consistent, or do they create a classification pattern?
A significant share of rows are not sized by disclosed dollar amounts: 6 entries are marked “undisclosed” (Spanish Point Technologies 2026-06-08; TalentHunter 2026-04-02; Protostars 2025-10-13; Tailr 2024-11-11; Superfy 2023-02-17; plus others in the table with “undisclosed”). Separately, 7 of 18 rows carry “Series Unknown” or equivalent series-unspelled labels (e.g., Spanish Point Technologies 2026-06-08; Protostars 2025-10-13; Superfy 2023-02-17), limiting direct stage comparison across the list.
Which funding stages appear most often among rows with a stated stage name?
Seed is the most frequent explicitly named stage: ZeroRisk.io (Seed, $4M on 2025-02-06), Tailr (Seed, undisclosed on 2024-11-11), Positive Carbon (Seed, $3M on 2023-11-09), ClarityCX1 (Seed, $2M on 2022-04-08), Boundless (Seed, $900K on 2022-02-01), BloXmove (Seed, $200K on 2021-12-03), and Kianda (Seed, $2M on 2021-10-18). Beyond Seed, there are fewer named-series datapoints such as evervault’s Series B ($25M on 2026-03-05) and Lative’s Venture - Series Unknown ($8M on 2025-11-15).
Are there clear outliers worth prioritizing for deeper diligence?
Size-wise, evervault’s $25M (2026-03-05) is the dominant outlier; the next-largest disclosed round is Lative at $8M (2025-11-15), so the gap is large. On the lower end, BloXmove’s $200K seed (2021-12-03) is the smallest disclosed amount in the table, well below other disclosed figures like Boundless $900K (2022-02-01) and Modeliks $1M (2023-09-01).
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