Builders tell minister that widespread skills shortage is delaying projects
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Newly-qualified doctors could have college fees paid in bid to stem numbers moving abroad – The Irish Times
Newly-qualified doctors could be incentivised to stay in Ireland through the funding of part or all the cost…
Artificial intelligence spells a real climate disaster – The Irish Times
The hype around artificial intelligence (AI) emphasises the positives: AI will increase productivity and profits, make medical advances,…
Public service must embrace risk to deliver big projects, Jack Chambers says – The Irish Times
The culture of the public service in Ireland has to change from being risk-averse to focusing on speed…
Public service must embrace risk to deliver big projects, Jack Chambers says – The Irish Times
The culture of the public service in Ireland has to change from being risk-averse to focusing on speed…
Robert Watt set to be paid €280,000 a year to lead Dublin city regeneration body – The Irish Times
The former top civil servant in the Department of Health, Robert Watt, is expected to be named as…
‘It works by just flicking a switch’: Bed bugs to stop biting after Limerick student’s invention
A LIMERICK second level student is waiting on a patent after devised an effetivec treatment that she hopes will…
Number of CAO applicants hoping to study veterinary medicine almost triples – The Irish Times
The number of CAO applicants hoping to study veterinary medicine almost tripled this year, while applications for pharmacy,…
New digital and AI strategy to confirm plans for under-16s social media ban – The Irish Times
The Cabinet is to consider a new digital and artificial intelligence (AI) strategy on Wednesday that will confirm…
James Lawless: New healthcare places at third level will help transform brain drain into brain gain
In fields such as medicine, nursing, veterinary science, pharmacy, social care and dentistry, the number of college places…
Minister looks to reduce apprenticeships by a year to increase construction sector workforce – The Irish Times
The Government is seeking to reduce the time it takes apprentices to learn key trades from four years…
‘I think Ireland did fall victim to maybe being seen as a bit of a soft touch’ – The Irish Times
The State will have to rely more on modern construction of prefabricated and modular homes because of a…