Would you like to be a member of The CCD Ambassador Association?

Bringing an international association conference to Dublin can help raise Ireland’s profile in your field or industry, generate revenue to fund future research, and help further develop your organisation. If you have an international association conference that you want to bring to Dublin, then you could become a member of our Ambassador Association. We have expert knowledge of the association market and are here to assist, advise and share that knowledge and expertise. Click here to find out more.

Comic Con was a blast!

It’s not every day that our venue gets overrun by zombies, pixies and superheroes, but when it does we know it’s Comic Con time. The guys at Pulse College have put together this fantastic video capturing all the action from this year’s event. Bring on Comic Con 2017!

Social Media for Events: 7 Top Tips

When you're fully focused on organising an event, sometimes “little things” like social media become less important. We don’t think they should. We’ve seen events use social media to their advantage by using the right platforms, experimenting with content and sticking to a well-planned strategy. Here are 7 ways you could benefit from social media at your next event.

How our 'Global Village Mentality’ could impact your next event

Ireland is now seen as one of the most personally connected countries in the world - an asset which will no doubt have a positive impact on your experience. As an Irish venue, with a great team of people, we think this is yet another reason to choose The CCD for your upcoming event.

Vote for us and be in with the chance to win a trip to Vietnam courtesy of M&IT

Calling all you UK based event organisers! We are excited to once again ask you to vote for us as ‘Best Overseas Conference Centre’ in the M&IT Awards 2017. On voting you’ll be entered into a draw to win a trip for two to Vietnam courtesy of M&IT.

Printed bones? Irish scientist develops amazing new technique

With 3D printing revolutionising the medical world, Irish scientists at AMBER have developed the next stage by fabricating cartilage templates, paving the way for more complex bone shapes and sizes.