Discover how Turas Nua’s Skill2Serve programme in Waterford helps young people gain hospitality training, confidence, and real job opportunities.

Discover how a Social Recruitment and Training Partner can help your business hire inclusively, train effectively, and create real social impact.

Training is one of the best investments you can make in your workforce – but only if it delivers long-term results. At Turas Nua, we combine people and technology to design training that builds skills, confidence, and opportunity.  Whether you’re hiring through social recruitment or developing your existing team, these 5 tips will help you get the most from your training programmes.

Inclusive hiring is is much more than just a box-ticking exercise. it’s a business opportunity. At Turas Nua, we help employers unlock potential through People and Technology, supporting inclusive practices that open doors and drive long-term success. Whether you’re hiring new staff or reviewing your HR strategy, inclusive hiring is a practical way to create impact through Social Recruitment, offering opportunities to those often excluded from the workforce while meeting your talent needs.  Here are five actionable inclusive hiring tips to help you build a more diverse, resilient, and socially responsible team.

Turas Nua recently marked its 10-year anniversary – a decade of transforming lives through meaningful employment support, social recruitment, training services, and community-focused partnerships. To celebrate, we brought together staff from across Ireland for a powerful and inspiring Team Day event at The Heritage, Killenard. This milestone gathering reflected our journey as Ireland’s leading social recruitment and training partner and showcased how we are addressing complex social problems through people and technology solutions.

Strategy launched on Earth Day 2025. National social enterprise has helped 62k+ unemployed people secure jobs, delivered 244 days of volunteering support and reduced paper usage by 37k sheets per annum. Other impacts include eliminating 1,302 plastic water containers, cutting 26 tonnes of carbon and conducting over 80k soil samples for farms around country.

At Turas Nua, we believe in the power of employment to transform lives. Through our Employability service, we support individuals with disabilities and health conditions in securing meaningful employment while helping businesses tap into a talented and dedicated workforce. In this article, we explore the benefits for both employers and employees.

Are you ready to start 2025 on a high note? January is the perfect time to refresh your career goals and explore new opportunities. With a focus on effective networking, upskilling, and positioning yourself as the ideal candidate, here’s how to make the most of January’s unique advantages. Why January is Perfect for Job Searching in Ireland  January offers fresh opportunities for job seekers in Ireland, thanks to: New Budgets, New Roles Companies launch into the year with fresh budgets, often unlocking new positions. Optimistic Hiring Managers After Christmas, recruiters are motivated to start filling roles quickly. Less Competition Beat the February rush by starting your job search early and standing out in a smaller talent pool.

We are proud to announce the successful completion of the Living and Working in Ireland project, which ran from September 19, 2024, to December 4, 2024. This initiative was a resounding success, and heartfelt thanks go to everyone who contributed to its achievements. A Collaborative Effort Our Cork team, including Caseworker, Niall Horgan , Head of Partnership Development, Samantha Richards , and Delivery Manager, Mark O'Donovan , worked to create tailored opportunities for a selected cohort of Turas Nua clients. This programme was designed to support participants by: Learning English through tailored sessions. Gaining key insights from external public speakers. Preparing for employment and integration into Irish society.  The project was about building confidence, providing resources, and fostering a sense of belonging.