There are fears there could be a skills shortage on Irish construction sites as UK companies are actively recruiting here.
It's believed around 2,500 people who were working in Ireland have accepted jobs there.
Six British firms are stepping up their advertising campaigns, and as a result of Brexit, Irish workers are the prime candidates.
The Irish Times reports that some machine operators are being offered double their wages in the UK with accommodation also supplied.
Lidl Renames Its Boghall Road Outlet 'The Katie Taylor Lidl Store'
Katie Taylor Embellished By Local Bray Mural Reveal
Irish Water Complete Mains Upgrades To Improve Output And Quality In Glenealy & Bray
From the first cuppa of the morning to keeping the shops and community halls ticking over, Wicklow homes and businesses are set for a steadier, more dependable supply.
Wicklow Carers Urged To Have Their Say Ahead Of Budget 2027
There's an urgency to get carers to engage their local TDs and senators to have a greater understanding of the realities of caring for a loved one
Suspended Bray GP Before The High Court Tomorrow
Dr Regine Grah was suspended earlier this month, following an urgent application by the Medical Council
Young Wicklow Readers Celebrated at Ballywaltrim Library
The Summer Stars signed up more readers than ever before.
10:00pm - 1:00am
Relaxing favourites with Traic O'Braonain
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