Spotlight on jobs and skills - Ireland
Cedefop’s “Spotlight on jobs and skills – Ireland” (publication 8174, July 2026) analyzes the Irish labor market, future trends, and skills needs. The report uses Cedefop’s skills intelligence tools, forecasts, and online job advertisement data to provide insights. It focuses on skills and the labor market, utilizing country-specific skills anticipation reports. The publication is available from the Publications Office of the European Union.
Publication { “service”: “sbkm”, “version”: “2.0”, “display”: “icons”, “networks”: [ “facebook”, “x”, “linkedin”, “email” ], “selection”: false, “shortenurl”: false, “color”: false } Spotlight on jobs and skills - Ireland Drawing on its rich country-level skills intelligence, Cedefop develops its Spotlights on jobs and skills for EU-27 Member States, Iceland and Norway. The current publication looks at jobs and skills in Ireland. The Spotlights provide insights into the current labour market landscape, future trends, and skills anticipation in each country. The analysis is based on Cedefop’s skills intelligence online tool, its skills forecast, the European Skills Index (ESI), online job advertisements, sectoral and occupational skills intelligence, and country-specific skills anticipation reports. Publication number 8174 Publication year 2026 Publication month July Publication type Spotlights Related Country Ireland Themes and subthemes Skills and labour market Skills intelligence Related Network ReferNet Skillsnet Keywords Skills Skills intelligence Vocational education and training Cite as Cedefop. (2026). Spotlight on jobs and skills – Ireland. Publications Office of the European Union. DOI: 10.2801/0702971 . https://www.cedefop.europa.eu/en/publications/8174 Downloads Spotlight on jobs and skills - Ireland DOI: 10.2801/0702971 TI-01-26-048-EN-N ISBN: 978-92-896-3998-9 23/07/2026 EN 511.98 KB
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