Cryonics in Ireland
The local layer

Cryonics in Ireland

People in Ireland can use Tomorrow.bio's European response and transport network, with long-term storage provided by the European Biostasis Foundation in Switzerland. Membership data is kept distinct from documented cases.

Tomorrow.bio members in Ireland

4As of 2026-09-02

Active members assigned to Ireland in Tomorrow.bio membership data.

Active membership is not the same as a completed cryopreservation.

Tomorrow.bio membership data

Members and European response available from Ireland

Green markers show Irish city areas with active Tomorrow.bio members. Ambulance icons show active and planned bases in the European network. Coordinates are rounded to protect privacy.

4 member city areas · Closest active ambulance base: Zürich

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Closest active Tomorrow.bio ambulance base to Dublin: Zürich.

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  • Castlepollard
  • Dun Laoghaire, Dublin
  • Greystones
  • Letterkenny
Latest coverage

Cryonics and biostasis in Ireland

Recent reporting about cryonics, biostasis and human cryopreservation in Ireland.

Coverage is served from the stored site snapshot. Last updated: 2026-09-02. Headlines are selected automatically from public RSS results. Inclusion does not imply endorsement.

Local infrastructure

Organizations and research

European cryopreservation provider and response organization

Tomorrow.bio

Tomorrow.bio organizes membership, response planning, stabilization and transport from Ireland through its European network.

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Research and long-term storage in Rafz, Switzerland

European Biostasis Foundation

The European Biostasis Foundation operates the research and long-term storage infrastructure in Switzerland used by the network.

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A short history

Development of the European network

2020

Tomorrow.bio begins operations

Tomorrow Biostasis was founded in Berlin and began building a European response system.

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2022

European long-term storage opens

The European Biostasis Foundation brought its Swiss research and long-term storage facility into operation.

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Documented cases

Documented cases connected with Ireland

There is no complete public register of Irish cases. Individual cases and totals are not presented without a verifiable public source.