The Government’s target is to achieve 10,000 sign-ups every year by 2025 as part of its strategy to tackle housing shortages

PhD student Ola Abagun said that if her husband, an avionics engineer, had been granted a visa, he would have been prohibited from working here.

It is expected that the end-of-year numbers for 2022 will be more than 26,000 apprentices, an increase of 45% on the 2019 figure

Report recommends recruitment campaign to attract plumbers, carpenters, and bricklayers from Europe and beyond

Covid taught us the value of manual work. Now, pay and conditions need to catch up to make home-building, caring and other essential roles attractive to young people 

The withheld KPMG report and the difficulty finding a date that suits both the UL president and chancellor will only whet the PAC's appetite to learn more about the university's finances

As we emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic and approach full employment, a shortage of skilled people could jeopardise Ireland's economic recovery

All eyes now turn to CAO as 61,000 students get their Leaving Certificate results this morning