Construction BUSINESS

 Breaking News

Winners of the 2017 RIAI Architecture Awards announced

  Winners of the 2017 RIAI Architecture Awards announced

The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) has announced the winners of 2017 RIAI Architecture Awards. The awards

Read Full Article

HSA construction inspection campaign to focus on occupational health

  HSA construction inspection campaign to focus on occupational health

A Health and Safety Authority (HSA) campaign to reduce occupational health risks in the construction sector has commenced. Inspectors from

Read Full Article

New Regulations to fast track large scale developments

  New Regulations to fast track large scale developments

Minister for Housing, Planning, Community and Local Government, Eoghan Murphy, has signed the necessary Commencement Order and associated supporting Regulations

Read Full Article

Department of Justice HQ up for sale

  Department of Justice HQ up for sale

The current Irish Department of Justice Headquarters, which was originally the Centenary Church of Ireland, immediately adjacent to the KPMG

Read Full Article

Eurotek designs and installs digital signage network in Ulster Rugby’s Kingspan Stadium

  Eurotek designs and installs digital signage network in Ulster Rugby’s Kingspan Stadium

Eurotek, the Irish owned specialist provider of audio-visual solutions to companies nationwide and across the world, has designed and installed

Read Full Article

Construction companies join forces to increase levels of apprentices through share scheme

  Construction companies join forces to increase levels of apprentices through share scheme

The number of apprentices entering the Construction industry dropped sharply in recent years. However, new apprentice registrations must rise from

Read Full Article

DIT tackling gender gap

  DIT tackling gender gap

DIT has announced that it is to launch a mentorship programme for female engineering students, pairing students with successful women

Read Full Article

Up to a million Irish homes need a deep retrofit to boost energy efficiency

  Up to a million Irish homes need a deep retrofit to boost energy efficiency

Deep retrofitting of our housing stock is recognised as one of Ireland’s biggest energy efficiency challenges and also a major

Read Full Article

Construction & demolition waste – how to turn waste into an opportunity

  Construction & demolition waste – how to turn waste into an opportunity

Every year, two tonnes of builders’ waste is generated for each man woman and child in the EU, more waste

Read Full Article

Brexit is potentially a game-changer for UK construction

  Brexit is potentially a game-changer for UK construction

“The UK construction industry is in a precarious situation on the labour supply side,” according to Michael Dall, Construction Market

Read Full Article

Industrial sector will become best performer in commercial property market

  Industrial sector will become best performer in commercial property market

“The industrial sector will be the best performer over the next 10 years,” predicted Enda Luddy, Managing Director of CBRE

Read Full Article

2017 National Construction Summit Presented the Full Industry Spectrum

  2017 National Construction Summit Presented the Full Industry Spectrum

The third Annual National Construction Summit, held in conjunction with a number of related events and an extensive array of

Read Full Article

Ecocem to open second UK import terminal

  Ecocem to open second UK import terminal

Ecocem Ireland has upped its export capacity with the official opening of its second bulk import terminal, capitalising on the

Read Full Article

Greencoat Renewables to list on Dublin and London stock exchanges

  Greencoat Renewables to list on Dublin and London stock exchanges

Renewable energy infrastructure company Greencoat Renewables has announced plans to list on the Dublin and London stock exchanges. The company

Read Full Article

Sisk Steconfer JV begin testing trams on new Luas Cross City extension

  Sisk Steconfer JV begin testing trams on new Luas Cross City extension

Sisk Steconfer JV has commenced testing the trams on the new Luas Cross City light rail extension in Dublin, the

Read Full Article

SEAI to begin ‘Towards Zero’ energy efficiency programme

  SEAI to begin ‘Towards Zero’ energy efficiency programme

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) is setting out to improve the energy performance of existing homes across Ireland.

Read Full Article

New wind energy development guidelines proposed

  New wind energy development guidelines proposed

The Government recently announced a set of proposed guidelines for wind energy developments in Ireland. The changes include the application

Read Full Article

Anthony Neville appointed Chairman of the Irish Home Builders Association (IHBA)

  Anthony Neville appointed Chairman of the Irish Home Builders Association (IHBA)

Wexford man Anthony Neville has been elected Chairman of the Irish Home Builders Association (IHBA.)   Mr Neville was appointed following

Read Full Article

Cairn Homes plc appoints Director of Marketing and Sales

  Cairn Homes plc appoints Director of Marketing and Sales

Cairn Homes plc has just announced the appointment, with immediate effect, of Ruchika Hassan as Director of Marketing and Sales.

Read Full Article

Modular Quality Comes Of Age

  Modular Quality Comes Of Age

Matthew Goff, director of UK operations at Actavo | Building Solutions, looks at the question of quality in modular construction

Read Full Article

CRE professionals expect flux in Irish market

  CRE professionals expect flux in Irish market

The latest Origin Capital Commercial Real Estate Sentiment Tracker has shown that commercial real estate (CRE) professionals expect to see

Read Full Article

RTÉ land at Donnybrook sells for €107.5m

  RTÉ land at Donnybrook sells for €107.5m

RTÉ has accepted a bid of €107.5 million from property group Cairn Homes for 8.64 acres of land at its

Read Full Article

Lack of State spending could lead to longer recession

  Lack of State spending could lead to longer recession

Speaking at this year’s National Construction Summit, Construction Industry Federation director, Tom Parlon said a lack of State spending on

Read Full Article

Construction activity growth rises sharply

Activity in the construction sector accelerated sharply last month and at one of the fastest rates in the 17-year history

Read Full Article

Supreme Court to get its own building

  Supreme Court to get its own building

  Legal professionals have been invited to preview plans for a new Supreme Court, which will be part of a

Read Full Article

‘Crane flu’ stops work on Dublin building sites

  ‘Crane flu’ stops work on Dublin building sites

A large number of crane drivers on some of Dublin’s highest-profile building sites were unavailable for work last week as

Read Full Article

Work begins on new Archbishop McHale College building in Tuam

  Work begins on new Archbishop McHale College building in Tuam

Construction on a new school building has commenced at Archbishop McHale College in Tuam. The contract for the major building

Read Full Article

Metropole hotel in Cork to get €50m revamp

  Metropole hotel in Cork to get €50m revamp

One of Cork’s most historic hotels, the Metropole, is set to get a €50 million investment that will double its

Read Full Article

Work to start on new forensic mental hospital

  Work to start on new forensic mental hospital

An Taoiseach Enda Kenny, along with Minister for Health Simon Harris and Minister of State for Mental Health Helen McEntee

Read Full Article

Irish construction firms spending more on UK imports amid weak pound

Irish construction firms have more than doubled their spending on UK imports amid the pound’s weakness in 2017. According to

Read Full Article

Constrcution Summit

The Magazine – Construction Business

The Magazine – Construction Summit – 2023

The Magazine – Construction Summit – 2024

New Subscriber

    Subscribe Here


    Advertisements