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€23m allocated for Dublin transport projects

Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Paschal Donohoe TD, has announced the allocation by the National Transport Authority of more

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BAM sponsored CSR Awards 2016 launch

Chambers Ireland has announced that applications for the 2016 CSR Awards are now open. The Awards recognise the positive work

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€1.9m for Co Kilkenny site

Savills and Warren McCreery Property are quoting €1.9m for a strip of development land outside Kilkenny which has full planning

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Construction hits €5.6bn value

The total value of new construction projects in Ireland rose by 68% last year as activity in the sector continued to

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New domestic smart meter contract win with Economy Energy

Smart Metering Systems plc, the integrated metering services company that connects, owns, operates and maintains current generation and new advanced

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Natratex is used for matching footpaths by New Sheffield Homes

A dewy housing development by Bellway Homes in Sheffield is one of the latest projects to use Bituchem’s specialist Natratex

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Investment of Total Irish windfarm might hit €2.7bn

A forecast from the Irish Wind Energy Association (IWEA) indicates that the Windfarm construction will be worth €500m to the

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Anti-pylon groups pull out of Eirgrid talks

Two anti-pylon groups have pulled out of talks with Eirgrid over the North-South interconnector. The majority of landowners and local

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Irish Company Actavo Expands Into U.S.

Actavo, a leading international engineering solutions company headquartered in Dublin, has announced that it has acquired a key division of

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€1m boost for geology research

The government will provide €1 million funding for 41 small scale geoscience research projects in 2016. The projects have been

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New runway for Dublin airport, DAA is looking at commitment financing

It controls Cork Airport as well, and is currently examining plans for a second parallel runway at the capital as

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Nearly 32% of people want the Government to build new houses as their first priority

The rents are now higher in Dublin then during the boom and deposit lending falling, one – third of the

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Construction industry and young people join forces to build better communities

The Construction Industry Federation (CIF), has announced its partnership with the highly successful Young Social Innovator (YSI) programme at a

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€1m in funding for energy research projects

The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) has launched a call for Energy Research, Development and Demonstration (RD&D) projects to

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Latchways celebrates Engineering Innovation

Global fall protection leader Latchways hosted local Devizes MP and Minister for Rail, Claire Perry, at a recent open day

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CIF calls for creation of ministerial post for Infrastructure and Construction

The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) has called on the next Government to create a Minister for Infrastructure and Construction to

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Work starts on the most authentic Titanic Hotel

Abercorn Construction has started work to fully restore the former Harland & Wolff Headquarters building and Drawing Offices in Belfast’s

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Thermodial completes €1.25 Million MBO Deal

The management team of Thermodial (a leading Irish, commercial heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) maintenance company) lead by Turlough Kinane,

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Lowestoft College: apprenticeship provision 13% above the national average

Lowestoft College is a leading provider of training and competence services to the construction, offshore, energy and maritime industries. The

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Cairn completes first asset transfer under Project Clear

Irish homebuilder Cairn Homes has announced the first of its asset transfers under the recently acquired Project Clear loan portfolio.

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Giant tunnel boring machines used to build the Northern Line Extension

The construction of two new 650 tonne tunnel boring machines (TBMs), which will build the new Northern Line Extension tunnels

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Upgrades along M62 to reduce noise for residents

Contractors for Highways England will replace the existing 2 metre high wooden barrier with a new 3 metre high barrier,

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Commercial landowners may be liable for Property Levy

Conor Linehan, Head of William Fry’s Environment & Planning Group and Des Lennon, Director of Development Land at JLL, explained

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Minus7 launches a revolutionary low carbon heating system

A new and revolutionary solar heating, hot water and energy storage system, designed by British clean-technology company, Minus7, was launched at

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ERSI report: Apartment building in Dublin at virtual standstill

ERSI report shows apartment building has all but ground to a halt in Dublin, despite an increasing demand for homes

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Grifols invests €77m in Dublin plant

Spanish plasma pharmaceuticals group Grifols has announced plans to invest another €77m in its biologics plant at Grange Castle in

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Over 400 tall buildings are planned in London

The number of tall buildings in the pipeline for London continues to grow,  research, which is updated annually, is published by

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Value of Construction projects in 2015 rise by €3.19b

The total value of all construction projects commenced in 2015 jumped significantly throughout the year, increasing by €3.19 billion to

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Dromoland Castle objects to Applegreen plan

The five-star Dromoland Castle hotel is seeking to block plans by Applegreen to extend its national network of motorway service

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Trinity College has been given a green light to proceed with the development of a €52m student accommodation project Pearse Street in Dublin.

  Trinity College has been given a green light to proceed with the development of a €52m student accommodation project Pearse Street in Dublin.

The scheme intends to demolish the five-storey Oisin House, which is adjacent to Trinity, and the construction of a seven-storey,

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