The Mini Digi Hub is a cross-border initiative that brings digital innovation, training and technology access directly to communities across the East Border Region. It includes a Mobile Digital Lab and five Mini Digital Hubs, each specialising in areas such as data, sustainability, digital therapy, innovation and IoT.
The Mobile Digital Lab (MDL) is a fully equipped, portable technology space that travels to schools, community centres, businesses and events. It provides hands-on access to emerging technologies such as virtual reality, high powered computers, learning tools, and creative media — allowing communities to learn and experiment without needing to travel to a fixed facility.
The project is designed for everyone, including:
There are five Mini Hubs located across the East Border Region:
Each hub will provides specialised training, demonstrations and community-focused digital programmes.
To attend a workshop, first check the Events page on our website for upcoming sessions. Once you find an event that suits you, simply contact the Mini Digi Hub nearest to you to confirm availability or register your interest. General enquiries can also be made at any time through our online contact form.
To request a visit from the Mobile Digital Lab, simply contact your local Mini Digi Hub representative. Each region has a designated project lead who can help coordinate dates, locations, and programme availability. You can find contact details on our Contact page or email info@minidigihub.com for general enquiries.
Mini Digi Hub is funded by the PEACEPLUS Programme through the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).
It is delivered in partnership by East Border Region Ltd, Dundalk Institute of Technology, Monaghan County Council, Meath County Council, Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council, Newry, Mourne & Down District Council and Ards & North Down Borough Council.
