Venue – Data Leaders Summit

Clayton Whites Hotel

Delegates can avail of discounted accommodation for the conference.
Discounts are also available for delegates who want to extend their stay to explore some of Wexford’s attractions on the weekend after the conference

Delegates who have not booked a conference bundle ticket that includes accommodation should contact the hotel directly to arrange accommodation using the event code you will have been provided with when booking.

Call reservations on +353 (0)53 912 2311
Email the hotel at info.whites@claytonhotels.com

Hotel Amenities for Delegates

Centrally located in Wexford town, a short walk from all attractions
Close to public transport links to Dublin
On-site underground car-parking
Spa, Pool, and Fitness Centre on-site
Terrace Restaurant and Library bar for meals and relaxation

Wexford’s Data Leadership Links

Wexford was chosen as the home for the Data Leaders’ Summit because of the County’s often overlooked links to innovation in the business of data and information.

Birthplace of the Guinness Book of Records

The Guinness Book of Records started from an argument about a data point and has grown into a multi-million dollar industry.
That argument took place in Castlebridge, Co. Wexford.

Guglielmo Marconi

Marconi, the pioneer of wireless communication, was a grandson of the Jameson distillers family and had strong family connections to Enniscorthy in Wexford. In 1901 Marconi House in Rosslare Strand was used as part of Marconi’s transatlantic radio transmission network.