CIOB Graduation Ceremony 2026 - ROI

Summary

The CIOB Graduation Ceremony, celebrating the achievements of newly accredited TechCIOB, Chartered Members, and Fellows, will be held in the magnificent Law Society of Ireland, Dublin.

Attending this graduation event provides an opportunity to celebrate your remarkable achievement in obtaining this internationally recognized accreditation. Chartered Membership distinguishes you as a genuine professional in your field, enhancing your career prospects, aiding in contract acquisition, elevating your organisation’s professionalism, and contributing to global standards in construction management.

Enjoy a glass of bubbly with lunch after the ceremony and network with your fellow graduates, CIOB officials and CIOB Staff. A professional photographer will be present to take a formal photograph of the Graduates and an official CIOB Group Graduation Photograph taken at the front entrance of the historical Blackhall Place Building.

Dress Code

Business dress i.e. suits, trousers, jackets, shirts, skirts and dresses, while not formal, are appropriate for a business environment.

Gown Hire

All CIOB Members and Fellows receiving recognition are required to wear a CIOB gown, which can be hired from the robe makers.

https://www2.edeandravenscroft.com/graduation/index/

(please select Chartered Institute of Building (Ireland) Ede & Ravenscroft.

All gowns will be delivered to the venue, ready for you to pick up on the day.

Gown Hire Pricing

Fellows/Members £39 and TechCIOB £45.

Please note - the website will close on 24th March and no further orders can be made after this date.

All gowns will be delivered to the venue, ready for you to pick up on the day .

Agenda for the day

To be Confirmed.

Venue

Experience exclusivity and warmth when you walk through the 17th century doors of Blackhall Place, which has been the chosen venue in Dublin to welcome dignitaries, society belles and corporate Ireland guests for centuries.

About The Presidents Hall, Law Society of Ireland.

With beautiful décor, the building was acquired by the Law Society in 1971 and, having completed substantial renovations, it was opened as the headquarters of the solicitors’ profession in 1978.

The Chapel, now known as the Presidents’ Hall, has considerable distinction with its fine plasterwork of the Georgian period and was enhanced in the 20th century by the erection of a stained glass east window by the Irish artist, Evie Hone.

The majestic hall creates a sense of occasion befitting every event.

A glimpse of past Graduation Ceremony:

Contact:

Alexa Buso - Member Services and Events Coordinator - Republic of Ireland

abuso@ciob.org

Telephone: +353 1 556 9874

The CIOB Assist Programme

This event is free to attend for all, with optional donation to CIOB Assist

optional donation to CIOB Assist

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