The Engineering Edge | 16th Edition

The Engineering Edge | 16th Edition

LATEST NEWS & PROJECTS


Building firms offering packages to attract international talent

New research shows cost of living and housing shortages as major barriers preventing skilled workers from relocating to Ireland (File image - RTé)

New research from Sonas Technical shows that 40% of Irish engineering and construction firms are now offering financial incentives and relocation packages to attract international talent, reports RTé.

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Planning permission sought for new platform and second track through Oranmore Station, to increase train frequency

Iarnród éireann will this week lodge planning permission applications to Galway County Council and Galway City Council for works at Oranmore to allow more trains to operate between Galway and Athenry.

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New construction safety campaign launched

The CIF said its safety campaign is a chance for the industry to work together to mitigate risks

A new safety campaign has been launched by The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) that will see thousands of construction workers and companies focusing on mitigating critical risks on construction sites, education on safety practices, and heart health.

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A5 road upgrade announcement hailed as 'momentous day'

There are more than 200 side roads connecting to the A5 (Image: BBC)

Stormont ministers have approved the long-awaited A5 road upgrade project - including a full dual carriageway. The total cost of the road upgrade will be about £1.2bn, with €600m (£500m) coming from the Irish government.

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Planning board gives go-ahead for Crosshaven homes despite local objections

Objector claimed local demand for housing had been met 'several times over' in Crosshaven, with over-development of the village leading to 'loss of important heritage and biodiversity'. File picture

An Bord Pleanála has given the green light to Cork property developer O’Flynn Construction to build 24 new homes in Crosshaven, despite claims the development would impact negatively on the local archaeological heritage.

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Almost 300 homes on public land to be made available in Shankill

The Shanganagh Castle project in Shankill, Co Dublin, has been delivered by the Land Development Agency and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown Council

The body which coordinates the delivery of social and affordable homes on public land has launched its first development which has been directly developed on State land. The Shanganagh Castle project in Shankill, Co Dublin will have a total of 597 housing units.

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Major Kerry housing project is proposed for Tralee site

Planning permission has been sought by KPH Construction (Stock photo)

Planning permission to build 256 residential units by KPH Construction has been submitted to Kerry County Council (KCC). The proposed development is located at Clash Road, Muing East (townland) to the north of Tralee and would include a two storey crèche, landscaping, and all associated site development works.

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AI-trained CCTV in rivers can spot blockages and reduce floods

The ‘AI on The River’ software is trained to accurately detect debris blocking culvert trash screens

Researchers at the University of Bath have shown that their AI-enabled detection software, ‘AI on The River’ trained to accurately detect natural debris, litter or waste blocking trash screens mounted in culverts, can be integrated to existing CCTV systems to provide an early warning of likely flooding.

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NEW FROM SONAS

Technical Management: Strategies for Success in Engineering and Technical Industries

This guide explores key strategies for effective technical management in construction, manufacturing, pharma, and life sciences. It offers practical advice for both new and experienced managers to enhance leadership skills, drive innovation, and boost team performance in high-stakes technical environments.

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The Top 3 Interview Questions Every Hiring Manager Should Ask Technical Candidates

Hiring the right technical talent can be challenging, but asking the right questions can make all the difference. At Sonas Technical, we know that a successful interview is about more than just assessing qualifications; it’s about finding the right fit for your team, projects, and company culture. So, when you’re interviewing your next engineering or technical candidate, try starting with these three essential questions to gain the insights you really need.

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What does Budget 2025 mean for Ireland’s Construction and Engineering Sectors?

Budget 2025 sets a new precedent in Ireland’s fiscal history, allocating nearly fifteen billion euro for total capital investment. This record-breaking expenditure marks the highest annual spend the country has ever seen, promising to significantly transform the construction and engineering sectors while bringing substantial changes for employees across these industries.

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