The Shannon Airport Group and ESB complete major lighting project
The Shannon Airport Group and ESB have completed a major lighting project which will see Shannon Airport’s energy consumption in lighting cut by two-thirds.
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How green and environmental considerations are impacting State purchasing in the construction sector
Following our article in Issue 2 of Irish building looking at climate clauses in construction contracts, this article looks at
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Group Income Protection – a benefit for employees and employers
For Employers and Employees alike, Income Protection is an important part of the benefits package. While many of us can
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LMETB Opens Ireland’s First Electrical Apprenticeship College
Drogheda College is Ireland’s first Further Education and Training (FET) centre specialising in the delivery of electrical apprenticeship programmes. Established
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Etag Welcomes Tony Taylor as new Group Chief Executive Officer
Etag has announced the appointment of Tony Taylor as CEO of Etag Fixings UK & Ireland. Tony has had a
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Callaghan Electrical to create 8 new jobs and move to new 2,200 sq.ft custom-built premises in Cavan
Callaghan Electrical is creating 8 new jobs as part of its 2024 expansion plans. The announcement came at the firm’s
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ACEI event – Driving Smart, Sustainable Growth
The Association of Consulting Engineers of Ireland (ACEI) is hosting a networking and information event ‘Driving Smart, Sustainable Growth’ in
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Continued increase in demand for engineering courses welcomed
Engineers Ireland has welcomed the first round CAO offers and the continued increase in demand for engineering and engineering trades
Read MoreCIF survey shows positive growth in Q2 with labour access concerns ongoing
The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) Q2 Economic Outlook Survey has shown Positive growth in the construction sector continues but 77%
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Bord Gáis Energy set to recruit 70 apprentices
Bord Gáis Energy has announced plans to triple its services workforce by recruiting 300 staff including training 70 apprentices, and
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