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SpaceTech Ireland

Jun 11, 2026

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SpaceTech Ireland

This Week: Making the case for a national space research centre, Mbryonics scores a world first, and Realtra set for launch again on Europe's most powerful rocket yet

SpaceTech Ireland

Jun 4, 2026

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SpaceTech Ireland

This Week: June 4, 2026 - Professor Lorraine Hanlon of UCD's C-Space makes the case for a National Space Agency, Mbryonics links up with Japanese giant and ESA Phi-Lab Ireland sends a reminder that a Call is imminent.

SpaceTech Ireland

May 28, 2026

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SpaceTech Ireland

This Week: Waterford institute lands EU quantum contract, Europe's Space Market predicts a €500bn+ space services bonanza, and Limerick University's rocketry wizards are getting ready to fire their trailblazing rocket

SpaceTech Ireland

May 21, 2026

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SpaceTech Ireland

This Week: Cork's Big Dish gets a second chance.

SpaceTech Ireland

May 14, 2026

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SpaceTech Ireland

This Week: Keeping alive the dream of an Irish spaceport: For Rory Fitzpatrick, the only way is Suas. UCD calls for a national space agency.

SpaceTech Ireland

May 7, 2026

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SpaceTech Ireland

This Week: Artemis Accords, Réaltra joins flagship CASSINI accelerator

SpaceTech Ireland

Apr 30, 2026

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This Week: Why Ireland's late start in space is now its edge. Insights from ESA Phi-Lab Ireland's Rob Conway-Kenny

SpaceTech Ireland

Apr 23, 2026

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SpaceTech Ireland

This Week: Réaltra eyes raise, and a Brussels scare for Irish scale-ups

SpaceTech Ireland

Apr 16, 2026

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SpaceTech Ireland

This Week: Ubotica, Mbryonics and ESA opportunities for Irish graduates

SpaceTech Ireland

Apr 9, 2026

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SpaceTech Ireland

Isar Aerospace goes for orbit again tonight from Norway - a successful launch would make Spectrum the first privately built European rocket to reach space. In Galway, Mbryonics lays out a production roadmap targeting tens of thousands of optical terminals by 2028, backed by €17.5 million in funding and a growing list of customers including DARPA and ESA. Meanwhile, Manna's $50 million raise puts 300 STEM jobs into the Irish labour market over the next 18 months.

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