We are delighted to announce the recipients of the 2026 Jones Engineering Awards at Technological University Dublin (TUD), recognising outstanding student achievement across engineering and the performing arts.

The awards are presented to four students from the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment and four students from the TUD Conservatoire of Music and Drama. The initiative reflects our commitment to supporting talent across both technical and creative disciplines, recognising the value of diverse skillsets in shaping the future of the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) sector.

This year’s award recipients are:

· Callum Skerry, Building Engineering

· Aaron Keogh, Mechanical Engineering

· Lucy Flynn, QS and Construction

· Anna Jane Wall, QS and Construction

· Anthony Vala, Music

· Eric Sexton, Music

· Libby Conway Dunne, Drama

· Erin Murray Boyne, Drama

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

Stephen McCabe, CEO of Jones Engineering, said: “We are proud to recognise the dedication and achievement of this year’s award recipients at TUD. We want to encourage students to strive for academic success and provide meaningful support to assist them along the way. Increasing access to STEM education remains a key priority for us, and through initiatives like this, we want to contribute to the development of future industry leaders.”

Carmel Walsh, Chief People Officer at Jones Engineering, added: “These awards are about investing in people and potential. By supporting students across both engineering and the arts, we are reinforcing the importance of diverse perspectives and skills in building a more innovative and inclusive future workforce.”

Jones Engineering remains committed to supporting education and fostering the next generation of talent through initiatives that strengthen the link between academia and industry.