Careers & Learning
We have a wide range of materials and information to help you learn, develop, and study.
There are over 500 ICE members living in the Republic of Ireland and working on a huge range of projects across the country.
At the heart of everything we do in the country is the Republic of Ireland Local Association based in Dublin. The association of volunteer ICE members help arrange events, visits to ongoing engineering projects and social activities. It also plays a vital role in helping to increase the profile of civil engineering.
We also have a Graduate and Students Committee that supports members working towards professional qualification.
We have an Agreement of Cooperation with Engineers Ireland which means members of either organisation can attend meetings, conferences and use library facilities at members' rates.
There are streamlined routes to registration for professionally qualified MICE and MIEI under the admission pathways agreement between the Engineering Council and Engineers Ireland. In addition, MIEI can benefit from UK legislation on the recognition of EEA professional professions when applying for registration with ICE. To apply to ICE, please contact [email protected]. To apply for Engineers Ireland, please contact [email protected].
In September 2023, ICE President Keith Howells visited Cork and addressed members at Cork County Hall. The Europe Regional Committee also held their annual regional strategy meeting. Read a summary of the visit, written by ICE’s country representative in Ireland Yvonne Murphy.

Keith Howells learned about the history of Cork’s water supply and took part in discussions about sustainable and resilient infrastructure.

The webinar will talk about the attributes and qualifications for becoming a Fellow of ICE.

A panel discussion celebrating this year's South Asian Heritage Month, where our panellists will discuss their career experiences across the construction industry and beyond.


Find out who will be helping to lead the institution by joining the ICE Trustee Board and Council.

The Shaping Our Future City 2026 campaign challenged secondary school students to come up with innovative infrastructure proposals to improve connectivity between Kai Tak and Kwun Tong.

In an open letter signed by 28 built environment and industry bodies, including the ICE, the sector warned that “now is not the time to go back to square one”.
Our professional qualification training is here to help you, from advice surgeries to courses in passing your Professional Review.