Funded Information Technology Startups in Dublin
Across the 16 most recent Dublin information technology rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is evervault’s $16M on 2020-05-21; every other disclosed…
Across the 16 most recent Dublin information technology rounds shown, the largest disclosed amount is evervault’s $16M on 2020-05-21; every other disclosed deal is $10M or less (next-highest is Glofox at $10M on 2020-04-28), so the top disclosed figure is concentrated at the earliest end of this slice. A second pattern is temporal: many rounds cluster in late 2024 and early 2023, including ZeroRisk.io ($4M, 2025-02-06) and Scorebuddy ($5M, 2024-11-25), while several 2023 deals sit close together (Positive Carbon $3M on 2023-11-09; Modeliks $1M on 2023-09-01; Inclusio $7M on 2023-01-24). Stage/disclosure mix also stands out: “Series Unknown” appears 3 times (Lative 2025-11-15, Scorebuddy 2024-11-25, Superfy 2023-02-17), and “undisclosed” appears 3 times (Tailr 2024-11-11, Superfy 2023-02-17, Pineapple 2022-04-10), alongside one fully missing stage field for evervault and another for Glofox.
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Frequently asked
What stands out on round size in Dublin IT: which company is the disclosed outlier, and how far above the rest?
The disclosed outlier is evervault’s $16M (2020-05-21). The next-largest disclosed amount is Glofox at $10M (2020-04-28), with the remaining disclosed rounds at $8M or below (e.g., Lative $8M on 2025-11-15; ZeroRisk.io $4M on 2025-02-06).
Are the most recent rounds clustered into a narrow time window, or spread out evenly?
They’re concentrated toward the edges: the newest is Lative on 2025-11-15 ($8M), while multiple rounds cluster around late 2024 (Scorebuddy 2024-11-25 $5M; Tailr 2024-11-11 undisclosed). The oldest disclosed-backed entries are in April–May 2020 (Glofox 2020-04-28 $10M; evervault 2020-05-21 $16M).
How concentrated is Dublin in this slice by stage and disclosure—what fraction is “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed”?
Out of 16 rows, “Series Unknown” appears in 3 entries (Lative 2025-11-15 $8M; Scorebuddy 2024-11-25 $5M; Superfy 2023-02-17 undisclosed), and “undisclosed” appears in 3 entries with amounts missing (Tailr 2024-11-11; Superfy 2023-02-17; Pineapple 2022-04-10 $1M is actually disclosed—so exclude it). Accounting strictly, the “undisclosed” label appears 2 times with unknown amounts in the listed fields (Tailr and Superfy), while stage is blank for evervault (2020-05-21) and Glofox (2020-04-28).
Which stages dominate among rows with disclosed amounts, based on the companies listed?
Among disclosed amounts, Seed and Pre-Seed/early rounds are prominent: Seed examples include ZeroRisk.io $4M (2025-02-06), Positive Carbon $3M (2023-11-09), Inclusio $7M (2023-01-24), and ClarityCX1 $2M (2022-04-08). Pre-Seed examples include Protostars $330K (2024-10-18) and Modeliks $1M (2023-09-01), which sit below the Seed amounts in this table.
Are there identifiable size clusters, such as mid-size rounds around a band versus small seed/pre-seed rounds?
A mid-to-upper band shows up around $4M–$8M in the more recent years: ZeroRisk.io $4M (2025-02-06), Scorebuddy $5M (2024-11-25), and Lative $8M (2025-11-15), plus Inclusio at $7M (2023-01-24). Smaller disclosed rounds cluster below that band, such as Protostars $330K (2024-10-18), BloXmove $200K (2021-12-03), and Boundless $900K (2022-02-01).
Which entries should be checked first if the goal is to understand what’s happening in Dublin IT both recently and historically?
For recency, the newest disclosed deals are Lative $8M (2025-11-15) and ZeroRisk.io $4M (2025-02-06), with Scorebuddy $5M on 2024-11-25. For historical scale, the earliest high disclosed amounts to benchmark are Glofox $10M (2020-04-28) and evervault $16M (2020-05-21), both of which exceed later disclosed rounds like Lative’s $8M.
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