The Irish specialist skills gap is very real

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The Irish specialist skills gap is very real and will only get worse unless Ireland takes a more innovative approach to sourcing talent.” That’s the view of the recruitment specialists Castille who have just made Lapps Quay in Cork their new global headquarters. But what can Ireland do to bridge the skills gap if the cost of hiring people continues to soar and housing remains an intractable problem? Speaking to Joe this morning was Matthew Camilleri the Founder and CEO of Castille.

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