What is the name of the Irish television version of the Dragon's Den format?

The Irish television version of the format is called Dragons' Den Ireland.

The series is the Republic of Ireland's adaptation of the international Dragons' Den business format. Entrepreneurs present their companies and investment proposals to a panel of Irish businesspeople, seeking money and expertise in exchange for equity.

The Irish version premiered on RTÉ in 2009. Although it uses the familiar pitching structure, its entrepreneurs, investors and business conditions are distinct from those of the BBC's British programme.

The title is often written with an apostrophe after “Dragons,” matching the plural possessive form used by the Irish series. It should not be confused with Dragon's Den, the British programme, or Shark Tank, the American adaptation of the same broad concept.