Digital transformation isn’t the future - it’s happening now. At Skillnet Ireland, we drive business success by supporting Irish companies to embrace digitalisation through upskilling in AI, data analytics, cybersecurity, automation, and more. By providing training in digital

Skillnet Ireland was pleased to participate in the #DarganForum 2025, where national and regional stakeholders gathered to discuss the skills and workforce challenges presented by Ireland’s twin transition—digital and green. Stephen Lyons, Strategic Partnerships Specialist at

Skillnet Ireland’s Director of Policy & Communications, @TraceyDonnery, will speak on an expert international panel at the upcoming OECD Social webinar: “Bridging the gaps: Fostering fluid upskilling pathways for adults” on Tuesday, 8 July 2025, 10:00–11:00 CEST. The discussion

Could your sector or region benefit from establishing a new enterprise-led Skillnet Business Network?. Skillnet Ireland champions an enterprise-led approach to workforce development, supporting businesses to meeting evolving skills needs. With almost 70 Skillnet Business Networks

Skillnet Ireland joined industry leaders at the @SkillnetMMCAcc roadshow, hosted by @ltd_harcourt. A collaboration between Skillnet Ireland and industry body, @CITA_Ltd, Skillnet MMC Accelerate provides businesses with upskilling resources and supports to accelerate the adoption

Skillnet Ireland attended the "How to Grow Local Talent" event hosted by the Mid-West Regional Skills Forum. The event brought together regional stakeholders to explore collaborative approaches to developing talent that meets the needs of employers in the Mid-West. Gareth Gregan,

Skillnet Ireland announces €1m in funding for the establishment of new Skillnet Business Networks to build competitiveness through skills for businesses. Dave Flynn, Director of Business Networks said, “Developing a future-ready workforce is a core priority for every business

Michelle Thompson, Strategic Partnerships Manager at Skillnet Ireland, spoke at The All-Ireland Sustainability Summit as part of the panel discussion "The Future of Sustainable Business.”. Michelle outlines Skillnet Ireland's perspective on the critical role of workforce

“Ireland’s food and drink industry is a key driver of exports, jobs, and regional development. Our global reputation for quality is underpinned by a highly skilled workforce but maintaining that edge means constantly improving our digital capability. We are committed to

Skillnet Ireland attended yesterday's National Economic Dialogue (#NED25) at Dublin Castle. The event brought together voices from across government, enterprise, and public interest bodies to explore Ireland’s key economic and social priorities. It was a valuable forum to engage

“I’m delighted that Skillnet Innovation Exchange is extending its reach and influence into Co. Cavan and in doing so, contributing to the competitiveness of ambitious SMEs in the region, as well as providing supports for larger companies with specific innovation challenges.

“To build a resilient and sustainable Ireland, we must invest in the skills and talent that will shape our future economy,” Dave Flynn, Director of Business Networks, Skillnet Ireland, speaking at Sustainable Enterprise Skillnet's, Sustainability Practitioners' Conference. In his

"Europe needs collaborative solutions to meet the growing demand for advanced digital skills. The Digital4Business Master's is a strong example of how innovation in learning can help businesses compete and lead in a digital-first economy." @M_O_Jordan, CEO, Skillnet Ireland,

Florence Magee, EU Projects Manager, Skillnet Ireland, and Netty Ludlow, Development Advisor, Skillnet Ireland, presented at the 2025 @UIIN Conference in Amsterdam. Their discussion explored how EU funding can be used to strengthen university–industry collaboration to advance

Skillnet Ireland, in collaboration with @IDAIRELAND, and @Entirl hosted the second Talent First Summit, a joint agency workshop aimed at equipping businesses with practical strategies to address evolving talent challenges. Businesses learned about the range of supports and

At Skillnet Ireland's recent roadshow in Sligo for businesses throughout the North West, @MariaWalshEU MEP spoke about the importance of companies building the skills of their employees to help growth and build business competitiveness. A recent research report from Skillnet

"This important research from Skillnet Ireland offers crucial insights into the changing needs of the North West’s business landscape. It is evident that digital and sustainability skills will be key drivers of future growth. Addressing these challenges requires a strong,

Skillnet Ireland is the national talent development agency of Ireland. In partnership with industry, we offer upskilling programmes and business supports to companies of all sizes. We support a network of over 70 Skillnet Business Networks operating across a wide range of sectors

“AI is transforming not only how we work, but how we lead. At Skillnet Ireland, we believe leadership in the digital age requires a new kind of agility, where people, technology, and continuous learning are at the centre of sustainable growth.” @M_O_Jordan, CEO, Skillnet Ireland.