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 […]
Explore the differences between construction and engineering careers in Ireland, including skills, opportunities and career pathways in both industries. Choosing a career in the built environment opens the door to a wide range of opportunities. From designing major infrastructure projects to managing construction sites and delivering innovative solutions, both construction and engineering play a vital […]
Construction Jobs Expo 2026 is delighted to announce that Cairn Homes will be exhibiting at this year's event, taking place on Saturday, 17 October 2026, at the RDS in Dublin. As one of Ireland's leading homebuilders, Cairn Homes will be showcasing career opportunities and connecting with construction professionals, graduates, apprentices, engineers, and skilled tradespeople interested […]
The construction sector in Ireland continues to experience strong demand for workers across residential, commercial, and infrastructure projects. While many roles require skilled experience, there are still several entry-level pathways available for people with no background in the industry. These roles often provide on-the-job training, making them a practical starting point for those looking to […]
Ireland is entering one of the most significant periods of infrastructure investment in the history of the State. Major national projects linked to housing, transport, renewable energy, utilities, and public infrastructure are expected to shape construction activity and employment opportunities throughout the rest of the decade. Government investment plans, energy transition targets, and ongoing housing […]
Construction recruitment in Ireland has changed dramatically over the past five years. What was once a largely local, relationship-driven hiring process has evolved into a far more competitive, technology-focused, and skills-driven market. The sector has experienced major shifts caused by housing demand, infrastructure investment, labour shortages, digital transformation, and changing workforce expectations. Employers are now […]
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 […]
The construction sector in Ireland continues to experience strong demand in 2026, driven by infrastructure investment, housing development, commercial expansion, and renewable energy projects. As a result, construction companies across the country are actively hiring skilled professionals at all levels, from site operatives to project managers and engineers. For jobseekers, this creates a competitive but […]
Ireland’s construction sector is experiencing a sustained period of strong demand, driven by housing shortages, infrastructure expansion, and a growing pipeline of public and private investment projects. In 2026, this demand continues to outpace supply, creating a structural shortage of skilled workers across key trades and engineering disciplines. For jobseekers, this environment represents one of […]
Northern Ireland Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins MLA has launched two new recruitment campaigns aimed at strengthening frontline operational and technical capacity across the region’s road network. The Department for Infrastructure (DfI) is seeking to recruit Industrial Road Workers and Trainee Civil Engineering Assistants, roles described as essential to the maintenance, safety, and ongoing development of […]
