Dedalus to create 100 new jobs in Ireland as part of €10 million expansion
Dedalus has announced it will create 100 new high-value jobs in Ireland over the next four years as part of a €10 million expansion of its Irish operations. The investment, supported by IDA Ireland, was announced by Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD.
Dedalus, Europe’s leading healthcare software provider, has announced it will create 100 new high-value jobs in Ireland over the next four years as part of a €10 million expansion of its Irish operations. The investment, supported by IDA Ireland, was announced by Taoiseach Micheál Martin TD.
The expansion will bring Dedalus’s total Irish workforce to 150 people, scaling its presence across software engineering, product management, clinical informatics, data and analytics, cyber security, and implementation services. It will further embed Ireland at the centre of Dedalus’ efforts to deliver digital health solutions to providers across the country and Europe.
The company currently partners with the HSE and a range of hospitals across the country (see below). In 2021, Dedalus acquired the online healthcare appointment platform Swiftqueue, which manages over four million appointments annually across Ireland’s healthcare system.
The announcement comes as Dedalus continues to support some of the most significant digital health initiatives ever undertaken in Ireland.
This year alone, the company has collaborated with healthcare partners on a range of major national initiatives, including:
- Beaumont Hospital: go-live of new clinical applications with 3,000 hospital staff trained and using the system
- St James’s Hospital: modernisation of laboratory information management systems, processing over 12 million tests annually
- National Medicinal Product Catalogue: a central reference source for medicines and medical devices, promoting safer, more consistent
prescribing, strengthening monitoring and planning, and enabling more joined-up care for patients - National Terminology Service: the country’s first such service, now live, transforming how medical data is classified and harnessed across the health system
- National Data Dictionary: ensuring all healthcare professionals use the same definitions and language across care delivery
- Regional Contracts: supporting regionalised care with the deployment of digital systems across the Mid-West and West/North-West regions.
Dedalus is Europe’s only large-scale provider of electronic health records (EHRs), with applications used in the care of one in three European
citizens. The company’s strong European roots offer Irish patients and policymakers the added assurance that data remains within Europe, fully
compliant with EU data protection laws.
The company is actively shaping European digital health policy through its leadership in initiatives such as the European Health Data Space (EHDS) and the European Electronic Health Record Exchange. Its AI tools are developed using European health data and are fully aligned with the EU AI Act, ensuring ethical, secure, and localised innovation.
Dedalus is also the only EHR vendor that is an active member of OpenEHR International, the global community and standards organisation that
develops and maintains specifications for the design, exchange, and storage of health records.
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