What is the name of the Irish version of the investment television format known in Britain as Dragons' Den?

The Irish version of the investment television format known in Britain as Dragons' Den is Dragons' Den Ireland.

The Irish series adapts the same basic format: entrepreneurs present businesses or ideas to a panel of investors and seek funding in exchange for equity. It is produced for the Irish television market and uses Irish entrepreneurs, companies and investors.

Although the title is nearly identical to the British programme, the two series are separate national productions. Their panels, pitches and broadcast histories are different, even though both ultimately descend from the Japanese format Money Tigers.

The Irish title is also sometimes described informally as the Irish Dragons' Den. The official English-language Wikipedia title uses “Dragons' Den (Irish TV series),” while the programme itself is commonly called Dragons' Den Ireland.