Ireland’s engineering sector continues to experience strong growth, driven by infrastructure development, housing demand, multinational investment, and the ongoing expansion of technology and energy projects. As a result, engineering career opportunities in Ireland are more diverse and accessible than ever before. From civil and structural engineering to mechanical, electrical, and emerging green energy roles, the […]
Ireland’s construction and engineering sectors are experiencing sustained demand driven by population growth, housing shortages, infrastructure expansion, and the transition to low-carbon energy systems. While investment and project pipelines remain strong, delivery is increasingly constrained by one critical factor: the availability of skilled engineers and tradespeople. The result is a growing imbalance between national development […]
The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is launching a recruitment campaign for the purpose of recommending persons for appointment to the position of Senior Quantity Surveyor Grade I in the Department. The post of Senior Quantity Surveyor Grade I is a full-time position, based in Dublin or Limerick reporting to the Director of Property […]
Manual welding remains one of the most in-demand skills in construction, combining technical expertise, precision, and practical know-how. For anyone considering a career in the construction or fabrication industries, mastering manual welding opens doors to hands-on roles in building, maintenance, and industrial projects. What Is Manual Welding? Manual welding, also known as stick welding or […]
University of Galway engineering student Nicola Latham has been awarded the Cunningham Civil and Marine Engineering Scholarship. The scholarship supports students studying civil and marine engineering providing financial assistance alongside industry recognition and is awarded based on academic performance and interest in the field. A first-year civil engineering student at University of Galway from Rosenallis, […]
Engineers Ireland has highlighted new Eurostat data showing that the number of women working as scientists and engineers in the European Union reached 7.9 million in 2024, representing 40.5% of the total workforce in these fields. Ireland recorded a particularly strong performance, with 47.3% of its scientists and engineers being women, placing it among the […]
Engineers Ireland has published an assessment of Ireland’s transport system, with recommendations to deliver a more sustainable, efficient and inclusive network. This report focuses on transport infrastructure in Ireland and how transport is needed to ensure economic and sustainable growth in Ireland. Download here The report argues that bold, urgent investment is required to […]
Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Sligo offers a Level 6 Higher Certificate in Construction Economics. This add-on course is specifically designed for professionals currently working in the construction industry who are seeking to use the experience and knowledge gained to obtain employment in a wide variety of areas such as Site Surveyors, Estimators, Site Clerks, Materials […]
As Ireland moves toward a net-zero carbon future, the country’s energy landscape is having a profound impact on construction, facilities management, and long-term economic development. From ambitious climate targets to the transition away from fossil fuels, the energy challenge is now a defining force in how we design, build, and manage our infrastructure. Meeting Ireland’s […]
Keltia’s CATIA V5/V6 Fundamentals course is designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to CATIA, covering everything from 2D sketching and 3D modeling to assembly design and drafting. This course is ideal for engineers, designers, and professionals looking to develop essential skills for aerospace, automotive, and manufacturing industries. Candidates can also explore advanced tools such as […]
