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Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Ireland’s most visionary engineers and innovators are preparing to take centre stage as the Engineering Excellence Awards 2025 return to celebrate the projects and people shaping the nation’s future.

Author: China Daily

The WFEO 2025 General Assembly in Shanghai highlights global engineering innovations, unveils top achievements, and promotes collaboration for a greener, sustainable future across 60+ countries and 30 million engineers.

Author: The Korean Times

Interest in LNG infrastructure is rising as the Alaska LNG project gains momentum, with POSCO International joining Glenfarne Alaska LNG. Daewoo E&C, experienced in global liquefaction plants, aims to expand its footprint and deliver efficient, low-carbon LNG solutions worldwide.

Author: Irish Independent

Wills Bros and Sacyr Ireland Ltd to build €265M West Apron Vehicle Underpass at Dublin Airport, improving airside safety, efficiency, and future-proofing operations for passengers, cargo, and critical airport services.

Author: Newry Reporter

Avove Ireland has joined Business in the Community NI, demonstrating its commitment to responsible business practices, sustainability, diversity, and community impact, leveraging its expertise in water, wastewater, and infrastructure projects across Northern Ireland.

Author: RTE

Ireland’s construction sector declined for a fifth month in September, with residential, commercial, and civil projects falling, while Respond plans record social housing completions and government policies aim to support recovery.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Irish construction faces undeniable headwinds.

Author: The Business Desk

Socotec UK and Ireland has expanded its footprint with the acquisition of Lloyds Datum Group (LDG), a Belfast-based specialist in foundation testing, structural monitoring, geotechnical, and environmental systems.

Author: Irish Examiner

For the first time in a year and a half, all three categories of construction saw a drop in activity.

Author: RTE

Irish construction activity continued to fall last month, according to AIB's latest Construction Purchasing Managers Index.