JONES ENGINEERING CELEBRATES EXCELLENCE WITH TU DUBLIN AWARDS Jones Engineering has announced the recipients of the 2026 Jones Engineering Awards at Technological University Dublin, recognising outstanding student achievement across engineering and the performing arts in Ireland.

JONES ENGINEERING CELEBRATES EXCELLENCE WITH TU DUBLIN AWARDS

Jones Engineering has announced the recipients of the 2026 Jones Engineering Awards at Technological University Dublin, recognising outstanding student achievement across engineering and the performing arts in Ireland.

The awards highlight the company’s ongoing commitment to supporting future talent across both technical and creative disciplines, reflecting the importance of diverse skillsets in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) sector.

Recognising Top Students Across Engineering and the Arts

The awards were presented to eight students, including:

  • Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment
  • Callum Skerry – Building Engineering
  • Aaron Keogh – Mechanical Engineering
  • Lucy Flynn – Quantity Surveying and Construction
  • Anna Jane Wall – Quantity Surveying and Construction

Conservatoire of Music and Drama

  • Anthony Vala – Music
  • Eric Sexton – Music
  • Libby Conway Dunne – Drama
  • Erin Murray Boyne – Drama

Each award recipient will receive a financial bursary to support their academic development.

TU Dublin Jones Engineering Awards 2026
Photo: Tony Gavin 23/04/2026

Supporting STEM Education and Future Industry Talent in Ireland

Speaking about the awards, Stephen McCabe said:

“We are proud to recognise the dedication and achievement of this year’s award recipients. Supporting students in their academic journey is essential, and increasing access to STEM education remains a key priority for us. Through initiatives like this, we aim to help develop the next generation of industry leaders.”

Carmel Walsh added:

“These awards are about investing in people and potential. By recognising students across both engineering and the arts, we are reinforcing the importance of diverse perspectives in building a more innovative and inclusive workforce.”

Strengthening Links Between Industry and Education

The Jones Engineering Awards reflect the company’s continued focus on supporting education in Ireland and strengthening connections between academia and industry.

By recognising excellence across disciplines, the initiative contributes to developing future talent for the engineering, construction, and creative sectors.

About Jones Engineering

Jones Engineering is a global leader in mechanical, electrical, and fire protection engineering, as well as project management and technical solutions.

With over 4,000 employees across 19 countries, the company operates across key sectors including:

Data centres
Semiconductors
Pharmaceuticals and life sciences
Energy and healthcare
Commercial construction

With more than 130 years of experience, Jones Engineering continues to play a key role in delivering major projects across Ireland, the UK, Europe, and the Middle East.

Learn More

For more information, visit:
www.joneseng.com

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Michael McDonnell Managing Editor of Irish Construction Industry Magazine & Plan Magazine

Email: michael@irishconstruction.com      WWW.MCDMEDIA.IE 

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