Ireland’s construction and engineering sectors could see significant opportunities from a record €11.92 billion budget allocation to the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, announced on 6 October as part of Budget 2027. The funding package aims to increase housing supply, accelerate infrastructure development and support local authorities, with substantial investment planned for social […]
Construction is an industry where deadlines, changing conditions and demanding workloads can be part of the job. Long hours and tight schedules can create additional pressure, particularly when teams are working to complete projects safely and on time. Building a healthier working culture does not mean ignoring the realities of construction. It means recognising the […]
Construction is becoming increasingly digital, creating new career opportunities for people who combine practical knowledge with technical and digital skills. Drones, 3D design and Building Information Modelling (BIM) are now playing a growing role across the sector, changing how projects are planned, monitored and delivered. For anyone considering a career in construction, these technologies offer […]
Construction is attracting women across a growing range of careers, from engineering and architecture to project management, surveying, skilled trades and digital construction. As the industry changes, there are more opportunities for women to develop careers that combine technical knowledge, practical skills, creativity and leadership. For women considering their career options, construction can offer a […]
For anyone considering a career in construction, an apprenticeship can offer a practical way to gain qualifications, develop valuable skills and earn while learning. With Apprenticeships one of the key themes at this year's Construction Jobs Expo, visitors will have the opportunity to find out more about the routes available into the construction and engineering […]
Construction is often associated with practical, hands-on work on building sites, but today's industry offers a much wider range of career opportunities. As technology becomes increasingly important across construction projects, digital skills are opening up new roles for young people interested in combining construction knowledge with technology. From Building Information Modelling (BIM) and digital surveying […]
Ireland’s construction and engineering sectors are changing, creating opportunities for people with a wide range of skills, qualifications and professional backgrounds. Among the most important developments is the growing participation of women across roles that extend from engineering and project management to design, surveying, commercial operations and digital construction. For women considering a career in […]
For anyone considering a career in construction, an apprenticeship can provide a practical route into the industry while allowing you to earn as you gain valuable skills and experience. Rather than spending several years studying without entering the workforce, apprentices combine structured training with on-the-job learning. With Ireland continuing to need skilled people across construction […]
Ireland’s construction and engineering sectors are changing, creating new opportunities for young people entering the industry. Construction remains closely associated with traditional trades and site-based roles, but modern projects increasingly combine practical skills with digital technology, engineering, data and advanced design. For young people considering their career options, this means construction can offer a much […]
Construction has traditionally been viewed as a male-dominated industry, but that picture is changing. Women are building careers across construction, engineering, architecture, project management, surveying, health and safety, digital construction and many other areas. For women considering the sector, there are opportunities to develop technical expertise, take on leadership responsibilities and build long-term careers. Employers […]
