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Dublin Regional Skills is your impartial skills solution partner!
On 17 September, Fingal County Council brought together key stakeholders from the transport and logistics sector at the Riasc Centre in Kinsealy to examine the growing impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the Transport and Logistics Sector. Organised in partnership with with Dublin Regional Skills Forum, TU Dublin, Fingal Chamber Skillnet and Dublin College of Further Education and Training Baldoyle, the event provided a platform for key stakeholders to explore both the opportunities and challenges associated with AI adoption.
Ireland's space sector is growing—but is our workforce developing quickly enough to support its ambitions? Join leaders from industry, academia, government and business support organisations at the Space Workforce Development Summit to turn the recommendations of the Beyond the Horizon report into practical action. 📅 12 October 2026 🕥 10:30am 📍 Guinness Enterprise Centre, Dublin
Looking to transition into offshore wind or strengthen your sector knowledge? Gain an accredited understanding of the offshore wind industry through this flexible programme, with subsidised fees from €600 for eligible applicants
Europe continues to face significant ICT skills shortages, while employers are investing heavily in reskilling and workforce transformation. This session will examine whether large-scale reskilling can help close those gaps and create stronger, more inclusive digital talent pipelines.
Designed to help business leaders, innovators, start-ups and public sector organisations navigate a rapidly evolving AI landscape. This October, Ireland’s Centre for Applied AI, CeADAR, is delighted to host Trust in the Loop: Responsible AI Basecamp, which is recognised as an Associated Event of the Irish Presidency of the Council of the European Union 2026.
On Friday, 2 October 2026, companies across the country will open their doors to students, educators, jobseekers, and local communities, offering a rare, behind-the-scenes look at how Irish manufacturing really works. From cutting-edge tech and sustainability to world-class products and career pathways, this is a celebration of the people and processes powering Ireland’s future.
The latest Dublin Economic Monitor, published by the four Dublin Local Authorities, shows that Dublin’s economy remained resilient in Q2 2026 despite a mixed performance across key indicators. Record employment, continued private sector expansion and further growth in FDI underpinned activity during the quarter.
