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Author: Business Eye

IBM is expanding its software development footprint in Ireland, bringing up to 75 new high-value engineering roles to Waterford over the next three years.

Author: Irish Examiner

AI is no longer just disrupting manual or low-skilled labour—it’s now moving swiftly into the territory of highly educated professionals.

Author: April Lara

In a world where scale often overshadows substance, Ireland’s engineering sector is proving that trust, not just output, is the real growth engine.

Author: Research Professional News

A €5 million joint funding initiative is backing four cutting-edge research projects between Ireland and the UK, targeting engineering and physical sciences breakthroughs.

Author: Irish Independent

Brodeen Engineering is taking a decisive step to secure its long-term operational strength by consolidating its split manufacturing footprint into a single, purpose-built facility in Tipperary.

Author: Irish Post

Capcon Engineering, a Kildare-based firm, has secured a high-stakes contract to design the advanced siphonic roof drainage system for Singapore’s new Terminal 5, one of the world’s most ambitious airport expansions.

Author: Business World

Introba’s expansion into Dublin signals more than just geographic growth—it’s a strategic move aligned with Ireland’s decarbonisation drive.

Author: Irish Examiner

Suir Engineering has posted its most profitable year to date, with operating profit jumping 56% in 2024.

Author: Aviation Business News

Dublin Aerospace has secured a five-year extension with EgyptAir Maintenance & Engineering to overhaul Boeing B737NG landing gear, reinforcing its position as a trusted MRO partner.

Author: April Lara

Sustainable growth in engineering doesn’t happen in headlines.