About
An Irish technology company built on long delivery experience
An Bothán Technologies Limited was incorporated in Ireland on 24 July 2026, bringing years of hands-on delivery across digital products, ecommerce and technology programmes to Irish businesses that need technology they can rely on.
The company
Why An Bothán Technologies exists
Plenty of Irish businesses are carrying digital work that no longer fits them: a website written for an earlier version of the company, a manual process that quietly consumes a day a week, a spreadsheet doing the job of a system. The technology to fix those things is not exotic. What is often missing is someone who will scope the work honestly and deliver it without drama.
An Bothán Technologies was set up to do that work at a deliberately small scale: fewer projects, clearer scope, direct contact with the person doing the work. The name is Irish and it is kept as it is, fada included, because the company is Irish and there is no reason to soften that.
Every engagement runs on a written scope, a realistic timeline and clear acceptance criteria. References from prior professional experience are available where relevant, and the work itself is what we expect to be judged on.
Company details
- Legal name
- An Bothán Technologies Limited
- Company type
- Private company limited by shares, registered in Ireland.
- Company number (CRO)
- 822099
- Incorporated
- 24 July 2026
Founder
Dermot Leahy
Founder of An Bothán Technologies, with more than 20 years of experience across digital products, ecommerce and technology delivery.
That experience spans digital products, ecommerce and technology delivery: defining what to build, working with the people who will use it, and getting it into production. The pattern that repeats is not technical. Projects succeed when the problem is understood, the scope is honest and someone stays accountable from start to handover.
In practice that means you deal directly with the person responsible for the work, and specialist collaborators are brought in transparently when a project genuinely needs them.
How we operate
Four commitments
Say what is true
We describe our capability plainly and our work accurately. We do not invent clients, awards or team size.
Scope in writing
Assumptions and exclusions are written down before work starts, so both sides know what finished looks like.
Build for the next person
Documentation and handover matter as much as launch. You should never be locked in by a lack of information.
Protect the business case
If a requirement will not repay its cost, we say so early rather than quietly building it.
Prefer to judge us on a conversation?
The sensible way to test any supplier. Tell us the problem and see whether the answer is useful.