Early-stage gems: Nexus Inclusion among Irish disruptors to watch
While the overall venture capital market is challenging, Nexus Inclusion is one of the young companies attracting investor interest.

Date: 8th September 2026
Ireland’s start-up ecosystem continues to produce ambitious companies tackling challenges in AI, healthcare, climate technology, accessibility and fintech. While venture capital markets remain challenging, investors are still backing founders with strong technologies, clear market opportunities and international growth ambitions.
Across Ireland, entrepreneurs are emerging from universities, research centres and industry to develop solutions that address real-world problems. Many are already attracting investment, securing customers and expanding overseas.
In May Irish tech start-up Nexus Inclusion launched a new digital accessibility platform designed to help organisations improve compliance and better serve users with disabilities, supported by €3.5 million in private investment.
Nexus Inclusion was founded in 2025 by Kyran O’Mahoney, a vision-impaired entrepreneur with a background in senior technology roles at organisations including Ryanair, Dunnes Stores, Vision Ireland and AIB. The company initially secured €2 million in funding and has since raised a further €1.5 million from private investors.
O’Mahoney said the company’s approach focuses on helping organisations not only identify accessibility gaps but also resolve them in a practical way.
Accessibility at Nexus Inclusion is categorised under prevention, detection, analysis, and guidance. Explore the features that help put these four pillars into practice.
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This article is written by:
John Kennedy
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