The Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton together with the Minister of State for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor
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Restoration work has started on one of the last “untouched” buildings on Dublin’s quays. Acording to Dublin Civic Trust, work
Ibec has called on the Government to show further ambition in meeting Ireland’s critical infrastructure and demographic needs. Launching the
The CIF has warned that rapidly increasing insurance premiums are adding to the cost of construction. Over the past year,
The Minister for Education and Skills, Richard Bruton, the Minister of State for Higher Education, Mary Mitchell O’Connor and Minister
Eoghan Murphy, Minister for Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government has opened a public consultation process, inviting submissions on the
According to official figures, construction of new US homes rebounded in June to its highest level in four months, a
Work on the first new building to be built in the IFSC since 2003 is nearly complete. The façade of
The President of Engineers Ireland, Dr Kieran Feighan, has called on the Government to establish a single infrastructure unit as
Peer to peer lender Initiative Ireland is aiming to finance €60m in construction loans to allow the building of 250
According to a report in the Irish Examiner, the upturn in housing construction is leading to a large number of
Dalata Hotel Group has submitted a planning application to redevelop its Tara Towers Hotel site on Merrion Rd in Dublin
US-based State Street Global Advisers has paid €11.05 million for a high-profile building in Fonthill Business Park in Dublin 22,
The Labour Court has made recommendations to Tánaiste and Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Frances Fitzgerald on new pay
Statement from CIF Director General Tom Parlon. “Whilst a commitment to increase infrastructure investment is welcome; waiting until 2019 to
Irish fuel supplier Inver Energy Limited has been sold to Greenergy, an independent UK fuel distributor. The deal includes 100%
Clare could become the first county in Ireland to generate electricity from solar energy following the granting of planning permission
Ireland faces significant challenges ahead and only the improved delivery of sustainable energy solutions can help improve citizens’ quality of
HSBC Ireland has entered the commercial property lending market for the first time after advancing a €100 million loan for
A new building for Laois children with learning disabilities has been escalated to ‘rapid build’ status by the Department of
The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) has warned that any withdrawal of the Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme will further restrict Ireland’s housing
Chamber Chief Executives from across Ireland today met in Kildare to discuss the key issues of importance to Irish business. The
Hewlett Packard’s Leixlip manufacturing campus is being brought to the market by agents CBRE, with the expectation from property industry
In the year to May, residential property prices at national level increased by 11.9%. According to the Central Statistics Office
Building work is getting under-way on the largest ever state-funded school. About 2,000 pupils will be taught at the new
From the moment Mace Technology (Ireland) began work on Facebook’s new European Data Centre in Clonee, safety has been a
According to the Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), Irish construction firms posted a further strong rise in business
Refurbishment works have started on the former Central Bank building in Dublin’s Dame Street. The project, being undertaken by the
Commercial property consultants, CBRE Ireland has released statistics on the volume of office lettings signed in Dublin during the first
Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government, Eoghan Murphy has welcomed the announcement from InitiativeIreland.ie on the upcoming launch of
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