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Editor’s note Welcome to the September/October issue of Irish Manufacturing
or our Autumnal issue this year, we are focusing on the ever prevalent skills gap surrounding the Irish Manufacturing sector, with specifi c attention paid to the key movement
looking to increase ‘Women in STEM.’ With only 27.4 per cent of STEM graduates in Ireland being female in comparison to the 53.0 per cent out of per 1,000 students. I wanted to investigate this further and shine a spotlight onto ‘Women in Manufacturing’, which includes a personal piece on page 26, in which I go into ‘Women in STEM and the impact on Irish Manufacturing.’ Looking to recent research by organisations like Ibec and WITS (Women in
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Technology and Science Ireland) to develop a clearer understanding at what the landscape looks like and how we can build upon it to further close the skills gap. Ibec, for Irish business, are also hosting their fi rst ever ‘Manufacturing Day Ireland 2025’, took place on October 3rd. Created with the aim of ‘Reconnecting communities with modern manufacturing, showcasing diverse careers and skills, exploring the challenges and opportunities ahead and inspiring future talent.
A very exciting month is ahead of Irish Manufacturing as our very own Cinnamon is gearing up to attend Plastics Live Ireland this November at the RDS Arena in Dublin, taking place from the 26th - 27th. Plastics Live Ireland is a brand new exhibition and conference dedicated to Ireland’s plastics processing industry and OEMs. Join Cinnamon to connect, collaborate this November. As always, please reach out if you are interested in being a part of the magazine whether that be editorial or through our advertisement pages.
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