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FM Today and Tomorrow 2026 brings Ireland's facilities management leaders to Dublin

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

The FM Today and Tomorrow 2026 leaders conference is set for 4 November 2026 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry, uniting Ireland's facilities management and built environment professionals for a day of strategic insight spanning artificial intelligence, hybrid working, sustainability and leadership resilience.

Klaudia Nowakowska wins Best HR Leadership at Women in Construction Awards 2026

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Klaudia Nowakowska of Hollyfort claimed Best HR Leadership at the Women in Construction Awards 2026, establishing a benchmark for HR leadership excellence through her demonstrated capability delivering measurable HR transformation results within a construction environment whilst enhancing governance and workforce stability.

Basesite strengthens Irish Construction Industry Awards 2026 as Gold Sponsor

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Basesite has been announced as Gold Sponsor of the Irish Construction Industry Awards 2026, bringing construction technology expertise to the programme. The Dublin-headquartered software company's commitment to advancing facility coordination and installation visibility for advanced manufacturing construction aligns with the awards' focus on innovation and sector excellence.

Commercial Holds the Line: What the AIB August 2026 Construction PMI Means for Irish Sector Leaders

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Ireland’s AIB Construction PMI held at 50.7 in August, with commercial construction the sole growth driver, employment rising for a tenth month and twelve-month confidence at a four-month high.

Vistry hosts construction careers day at Clapham Park

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Vistry has hosted a Mini Construction Day at Clapham Park, introducing local young people to careers in construction. The event forms part of a wider skills push as the sector's workforce ages nationally.

Accel-KKR agrees £207m takeover of Eleco construction software

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Accel-KKR has agreed a £207.6m takeover of AIM-listed construction software group Eleco, whose Irish PEMAC unit serves Cork and Dublin. The deal takes the 131-year-old firm private after decades on the London market.

Dublin construction skills course reaches 4,000 graduates milestone

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Dublin Port's construction skills training programme has passed 4,000 graduates since 2017, marked by a Taoiseach visit. The scheme prepares unemployed participants for jobs with contractors including John Sisk & Son and Careys.

Jacobs and AECOM land €550m MetroLink delivery contract

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Transport Infrastructure Ireland has awarded Jacobs and AECOM a €550m contract to oversee MetroLink's construction phase. The US engineering firms will manage delivery of Dublin's 19km underground line from Swords to Charlemont.

QualiT targets construction's £21bn error problem with AI tool

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Belfast-based QualiT has launched an AI and human-expertise platform to reduce costly errors on construction sites. Developed by industry veteran Duane McCreadie, it targets a UK construction error bill put at £21bn annually.

Audrey Phelan wins Excellence in Senior Leadership – Consulting at Women in Construction Awards 2026

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Audrey Phelan of Jennings O'Donovan claimed Excellence in Senior Leadership – Consulting at the Women in Construction Awards 2026, establishing a benchmark for consulting leadership excellence through her 30+ years of technical expertise combined with demonstrated strategic vision and commercial foresight in delivering nationally significant infrastructure projects.

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