Medical Technology Ireland, Europe鈥檚 second-largest medical device design and manufacturing event, will return to Galway on 24鈥�25 September 2025. Hosted at the Galway Racecourse in Ballybrit, the event is set to bring together innovators, manufacturers, and researchers from across the global medtech ecosystem.
Its two-day programme combines a major exhibition with a versatile conference agenda, attracting more than 300 international delegates.
Experts in medical device manufacturing, design, and R&D will share insights on emerging technologies, market trends, and best practices shaping the future of healthcare innovation.
Why attend this year’s Medical Tech Ireland?
One of this year鈥檚 major highlights is the Women in MedTech Forum, celebrating female leadership and contributions within the medical technology industry. Building on last year鈥檚 success, it will feature influential voices addressing the opportunities and challenges shaping the female experience in medical technology. Medical Technology Ireland has achieved CPD accreditation for its 2025 event, enabling participants to earn professional development credits by engaging with conference sessions, scanning session QR codes and submitting their details.
Networking remains central to Medical Technology Ireland鈥檚 overall mission. The event app allows visitors to arrange one-to-one meetings in advance, ensuring valuable opportunities to form partnerships and explore new business relationships.
Key exhibitors
Medical Technology Ireland 2025 will host a broad array of exhibitors, from global leaders to niche specialists, offering a comprehensive overview of the medtech supply chain. Among the companies confirmed is Alleima, a Swedish advanced materials company that serves as a one-stop partner for leading OEMs to design, develop and manufacture customised wire-based medical solutions, components, and flexible instruments for the most demanding applications.
With a diverse portfolio of high-performance alloys, Alleima collaborates closely with its partners to identify the optimal materials and configurations for each application. Its wire-based technologies are used in a wide range of medical devices, from vascular therapy to sensing solutions and neurostimulation.
Alleima brings leading materials expertise, engineering know-how, and adaptable vertical integration to its partners. Its extensive portfolio includes ultra-fine wires, thermocouples, and complex nitinol components, engineered to support critical medical device functions such as sensing, measurement, stimulation, transmission, capture, and cutting.
Alleima鈥檚 capabilities, spanning wire, nitinol, and laser processing as well as advanced surface treatments, have enabled the development of devices including pacemakers, cochlear implants, neurostimulators, ablation catheters (including PFA), and advanced guidewires.
鈥淚reland is one of the world鈥檚 leading medtech hubs, home to many of the industry鈥檚 largest and most innovative manufacturers. For Alleima, this makes Galway an obvious place to be,鈥� says Kevin Benz, strategic marketing manager at Alleima鈥檚 Medical business unit.
鈥淲e look forward to showcasing our precision manufacturing capabilities and advanced solutions to support life-changing medical devices.鈥�
Alleima will be at Ground Floor booth 40. Meet Alleima to explore how you can advance together 鈥� from initial design through to full鈥憇cale production 鈥� to bring your ideas to market with precision, speed and reliability.
