Funded Startups in Ireland
The largest disclosed round in this Ireland snapshot is Avolon Holdings’ $650M private placement on 2025-07-07; it dwarfs the rest, with the next-highest d…
The largest disclosed round in this Ireland snapshot is Avolon Holdings’ $650M private placement on 2025-07-07; it dwarfs the rest, with the next-highest disclosed figures clustered far lower (e.g., CDB Aviation at $700M on 2025-05-20 and Mainstream Renewable Power at $271M on 2025-04-03, but the majority of disclosed rounds sit below $40M, such as Luminate Medical at $17M on 2025-11-26 and K-ota at $15M on 2025-05-22). At the low end, the smallest disclosed amount is Leapifai’s $120K pre-seed on 2025-10-06, while multiple rounds are disclosed only as “undisclosed” (7 entries) or as “Series Unknown” (22 entries), limiting precision on stage comparisons.
Geographically, Dublin is the dominant base (e.g., Luminate Medical’s Galway vs. many Dublin addresses like TrialView Ltd on 2025-11-07 at $4M and ProVerum Medical on 2025-08-25 at $80M), and several sectors appear repeatedly—most notably Energy (ePower $35M on 2025-09-24; Urban Volt $45M on 2025-05-02; Mainstream Renewable Power $271M on 2025-04-03). Temporally, rounds span 2025-03-03 to the most recent entry on 2025-11-26 (Luminate Medical), with a dense cluster in mid-to-late November 2025 (e.g., multiple entries dated 2025-11-02 through 2025-11-16).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the outlier, and how does it compare to the rest of the disclosed amounts?
Avolon Holdings’ $650M round on 2025-07-07 is a clear outlier versus most other disclosed rounds shown (e.g., Luminate Medical at $17M on 2025-11-26 and Antler Bio at $4M on 2025-06-14). The smallest disclosed amount is Leapifai’s $120K on 2025-10-06.
Are there concentration effects in timing, especially near the top of the table?
Yes. The most recent entry is Luminate Medical on 2025-11-26, and there are multiple rounds in late November 2025, including Granite Digital at $10M on 2025-11-19 and Glitch Ads at $2M on 2025-11-16, with additional entries on 2025-11-22 (Klearcom, undisclosed) and 2025-11-15 (Lative at $8M).
Does Dublin show up more than other locations in a way that matters for outreach?
Dublin dominates the address field across multiple sectors and stages, including TrialView Ltd (Dublin, $4M on 2025-11-07), ProVerum Medical (Dublin, $80M on 2025-08-25), and Mainstream Renewable Power (Sandyford, Dublin, $271M on 2025-04-03). Non-Dublin bases like Galway (Luminate Medical at $17M on 2025-11-26) and Cork (Forge Robotics in Galway vs. Amarenco $212M on 2025-04-15 in Cork) appear, but far less frequently.
How much of the dataset is constrained by missing stage information?
Stage labels are frequently unavailable: 22 rows are tagged “Series Unknown,” and 7 are “undisclosed” by amount, such as Klearcom (private equity, 2025-11-22) and AA Ireland (private equity, 2025-11-02). This means comparisons by stage or size using disclosed amounts must be limited to the remaining disclosed rows.
Which sector has the strongest repetition, and is it tied to larger round sizes?
Energy appears repeatedly with multiple large disclosed rounds: ePower at $35M (2025-09-24), Urban Volt at $45M (2025-05-02), and Mainstream Renewable Power at $271M (2025-04-03). In contrast, other sectors do recur (e.g., Biotechnology with Luminate Medical at $17M on 2025-11-26 and Antler Bio at $4M on 2025-06-14), but not with the same breadth of higher disclosed figures in this list.
Within the latest 90 days shown, which stage labels are most common among disclosed rounds?
Among entries dated from 2025-08-05 onward (the latest 90 days window in the table), several rounds are labeled “Seed” or “Series Unknown,” including Meta-Flux (Seed, $2M on 2025-10-17), Nory AI (Series B, $37M on 2025-09-17), and Granite Digital (Private Equity, $10M on 2025-11-19). Amounts for certain late entries remain “undisclosed,” such as Fresco on 2025-08-05 and Klearcom on 2025-11-22, which affects stage-by-size comparisons.
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