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Ireland's Engineering Profession Has a Clear Route to More Talent — and It Starts With Gender

Author: Archie Villaflores

Gender perception rather than capability is the primary barrier keeping women out of Irish engineering. Closing that gap is the fastest and most cost-effective route to expanding the national engineering pipeline — and the profession has the tools to do it.

One Point Zero shortlisted for Mechanical Engineering Project of the Year — Small at Engineering Excellence Awards 2025

Author: Archie Villaflores

In a rewind to the Engineering Excellence Awards 2025, One Point Zero was shortlisted in the Mechanical Engineering Project of the Year — Small category for ClimateFlow, a plug-and-play heat recovery system that eliminated the need for separate retail heating infrastructure and delivered energy consumption reductions of over 80 percent alongside annual carbon savings of up to 20 tonnes of CO₂. As the Engineering Excellence Awards 2026 draws near, ClimateFlow's demonstration that compact, accessible engineering solutions can produce transformative energy and emissions outcomes sets a compelling standard for the projects now entering the frame.

Ardian sells Acousti Engineering stake to Gamut Capital Management

Author: Archie Villaflores

France-based private investment firm Ardian has signed a definitive agreement to sell its majority stake in Acousti Engineering to Gamut Capital Management. The specialty interiors contractor operates across the southeastern United States.

Decom Engineering secures US patent for subsea cutting technology

Author: Archie Villaflores

Scotland-based subsea technology specialist Decom Engineering has secured a United States patent covering key elements of its Chopsaw cutting technology, strengthening its position in subsea and onshore cutting markets.

French industrial giant Legrand acquires Northern Ireland data centre engineering firm

Author: Archie Villaflores

Northern Ireland engineering firm TES Group has been acquired by French industrial company Legrand. The Cookstown-based company specialises in designing and manufacturing power systems for data centres.

Beale & Co appoints civil engineer to Dublin construction and infrastructure team

Author: Archie Villaflores

Ireland-based law firm Beale & Co has appointed Jeremy Curran as partner in its Construction, Engineering and Infrastructure team in Dublin. Curran brings over 20 years' construction engineering experience.

Graham opens Dublin office creating 40 engineering and construction roles

Author: Archie Villaflores

Northern Ireland contractor Graham has opened a new Dublin office representing more than €400,000 investment. The facility will create over 40 engineering and construction management roles.

NH3 Clean Energy selects Linde Engineering to deliver FEED for WAH2 project

Author: Archie Villaflores

NH3 Clean Energy has appointed Linde Engineering to deliver Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) for its WAH2 clean ammonia project in Australia. The move positions NH3 to advance low-emissions ammonia supply across Asia-Pacific markets.

Ireland's Infrastructure Deficit: Engineering Capacity Will Determine Whether the National Development Plan Delivers

Author: Archie Villaflores

The government's Accelerating Infrastructure Report and Action Plan identifies 12 barriers to Ireland's €275 billion infrastructure programme, but the deeper constraint is an engineering workforce and geographic capacity mismatch that legal reform alone cannot solve.

LotusWorks shortlisted for Engineering Firm of the Year at Engineering Excellence Awards 2025

Author: Archie Villaflores

In a rewind to the Engineering Excellence Awards 2025, LotusWorks was shortlisted for the Engineering Firm of the Year category, recognised for its embedded specialist engineering model that has supported leading manufacturers across EMEA and North America in commissioning, construction management, calibration, and reliability engineering since its founding in Sligo in 1989. As the Engineering Excellence Awards 2026 draws near, LotusWorks's demonstration of consistent, compliant, and integrated engineering delivery across multiple disciplines sets a compelling standard for the firms now preparing to contend for this year's honours.

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