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Building a safer, healthier future for all construction workers

The health and safety of all those who work in construction extends beyond the physical, with emotional and mental wellbeing gaining the attention they deserve at this year’s Construction Industry Federation Health and Safety Summit

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IRELAND S FIRST CIVIL ENGINEERING APPRENTICESHIP S AIMS TO BRIDGE SHORTFALL IN ENGINEERS IN IRELAND – IRISHCONSTRUCTION COM

IRELAND S FIRST CIVIL ENGINEERING APPRENTICESHIP S AIMS TO BRIDGE SHORTFALL IN ENGINEERS IN IRELAND – IRISHCONSTRUCTION COM
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Harty Cup Final To Be Held At Semple Stadium - Tipperary Mid West Radio

Harty Cup Final To Be Held At Semple Stadium - Tipperary Mid West Radio
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Ireland s First Civil Engineering Apprenticeship s to bridge engineers shortfall | Irish Building Magazine ie | Ireland s Leading Construction News & Information Portal

With a minimum of 3,000 new civil engineers needed to ensure the successful delivery of Project Ireland 2040, the National Development Plan and Climate Action Plan 2019, the Civil Engineering Apprenticeship Consortium with Atlantic Technological University (ATU) have announced a new apprenticeship aimed at Civil Engineering. Atlantic Technological University (ATU) along with the Civil Engineering

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