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Happy St. Patrick's Day from everyone at Brightpath Recruitment. ☘️🇮🇪

At Brightpath Recruitment we are delighted to recognise the significant contribution our female team members make to the company as well as all women that contribute to the Irish construction sector.

Irish Rail has invited applications for companies seeking to win the contract to construct a second railway track between Glounthane and Midleton in Cork. The project involves laying a second railway line along the 10km route, the provision of a new sidings/turn back...

We are pleased to announce that Anna O’Loughlin has recently been promoted to the position of Recruitment Consultant with Brightpath Recruitment. Anna joined us last summer and was a part of our Recruitment Consultant Trainee programme. We’re delighted to see Anna...

We are pleased to announce the recent promotion of James Hampson to Recruitment Consultant with Brightpath Recruitment. James joined our Recruitment Consultant Trainee programme last year and we're thrilled that he has now taken the next step in his career with us.

Do you want to find out what you should be earning in 2023 as a construction professional in Ireland? Get our new Construction Salary Guide here for all the details.

Plans for a new state-of-the-art extension on the campus of a historic secondary school on Cork's Northside have been approved by Cork City Council. Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG lodged an application for the €16m extension last June. The new 4,600sq m extension is set to...

Online retail giant, Amazon has lodged plans for three new data centres for its data centre campus to the north of Mulhuddart in North Dublin. At peak, 400 construction workers will be involved in the construction of the buildings. Read the full story here.

Bord Gáis Energy will invest over €250m in the construction of two new power plants. Clearance works have started at the two sites - Athlone in Co Roscommon and Profile Park in Co Dublin. The full construction and design tender competitions are in progress and both...

A €44.5 million regeneration of Dublin City Council’s Constitution Hill flat complex, which will increase the number of homes by 40% is to begin this year. While there have been proposals to demolish the complex over the years, the council has decided to retain the...