An examiner appointed to a construction firm that has been building a planned social housing development in Limerick has so far failed to secure a scheme of arrangement that would
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Prospective homebuyers face further difficulties in the housing market with increasing prices and record low supply. According to the latest MyHome.ie / Davy Q4 2021 Property Price Report, the annual
Glenveagh said it generated total revenue in 2021 of €476m, up from €232m in the previous year which was most heavily disrupted by building site closures due to Covid. Housebuilder
IFS, which recently raised €2m in funding for growth, is partnering with Microsoft to develop new services and rebranding itself to Fexillon. Building tech company Integrated Facilities Solutions (IFS) plans
A NEW centre of excellence located in Limerick’s National Technology Park is due to be completed in mid 2022. IDA Ireland have announced that the 30.000sq ft building will be
Victims in Ireland ‘silently crying out for help’ as they ‘do somebody’s nails, or wash somebody’s car’ Garda specialist units were currently investigating “well over 100” suspects and crimes linked
The store will bring up to 25 permanent new jobs to Kanturk after planning permission for the supermarket was secured. Discount supermarket chains Aldi and Lidl have announced separate plans
The company also plans to provide a shuttle bus service from the centre of Dingle for visitors during summer months Plans for a major expansion of the Dingle Distillery, including
The house extension plan by MMA star Conor McGregor has a “simple” design and complements the existing home at the site. That is according to Mr McGregor’s planning expert, Kevin
Members of the Mica Action Group gained unanimous support following strong presentations to the European Parliament Petitions Committee today. Ann Owens and Joseph Morgan spoke in Brussels regarding eight petitions
Square-foot caps on rebuilding costs will still leave many property owners out of pocket Homeowners caught up in the mica scandal said the devil would be in the detail of
One Fáilte Ireland representative said the plans will cement East Cork’s reputation as a leading destination for food and drink. “A dream come true” is how local Fine Gael councillor
Hawkins Brown has opened an office in Dublin, its fourth new studio in six years but only its second overseas. The practice already has offices in London, Manchester, Los Angeles
First-time buyers (FTBs) are being squeezed out of the market for new homes, with cash-rich purchasers and cuckoo funds snapping up half the available stock. New figures from the Banking
Lidl Ireland plans to invest €11 million in a new “state-of-the-art” store in Clonshaugh, Dublin. The supermarket chain on Tuesday welcomed a decision from An Bord Pleanála to grant permission
Donegal family, whose house must be demolished, ready for second Dublin protest In Quigley’s Point in Co Donegal, the Noone family has the placards ready. “I’ve already phoned the three children’s schools and
The ‘Save Merchant’s Arch’ online petition wants to prevent historic Dublin from “succumbing” to “development.” A public petition against the construction of a boutique hotel and restaurant in the buildings
The Government said its €35 billion investment in the transport system will transform how the country travels and halve Ireland’s greenhouse gas emissions by 2030. Public transport will get €12
Almost €800m was invested in the Irish property market in the third quarter of this year, which is 25% higher than a typical third quarter, according to the latest data
The Department of Housing has not engaged with officials in other countries regarding properties afflicted with construction problems involving defects such as mica in concrete blocks. Minister for Housing Darragh
A Government plan to build affordable housing has been described as an “absolute failure” after it emerged only eight homes will be delivered this year. In October 2018, the Government
Construction industry head, Tom Parlon, has criticised building workers still claiming the pandemic unemployment payment (PUP), saying there is no justification for being out of work. Mr Parlon, director general
The average price of a house is now almost €24,000 higher than it was a year ago, with the rise in prices more pronounced outside of city areas. As the Irish
DCU criticises Government plans as student housing construction deemed ‘uneconomic’ The Government must declare shortages of student housing and high
Housing conference hears many young people slaves to rent because of mortgage rules A belief that increasing housing supply –
Company to invest an estimated $30m in new manufacturing facility Medical device outsource manufacturer Integer is to expand its Galway operations with
90% of Irish adults who took part in a recent poll don’t know the Irish forest industry produces enough wood
The Government has not decided to delay construction of the Metrolink until 2027, according to a spokesperson for the Department
The incident was the latest disruption at the site after around 20 arson attacks at the location during the summer
Glenveagh says it has sold, signed or reserved the 1,150 homes it expects to deliver this year When Stephen Garvey was invited
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has said the economy is recovering ‘swiftly’ but government spending plans for the upcoming Budget
National Broadband Ireland chief to say project could even be completed early The company tasked with building the State’s high-speed
Construction company Henry Brothers has claimed the top award at the 2021 Responsible Business Awards in Northern Ireland. The Magherafelt-headquartered
AUXILION PARTNERS WITH SISK TO DRIVE PRODUCTIVITY AND BUSINESS GROWTH IN DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION DEAL
Auxilion, a leading provider of digitally transformative IT services and solutions, has announced that it has collaborated closely with construction
Fraud squad detectives are continuing to question a man who was arrested yesterday and is suspected of setting up a
The creation of about 70 jobs in Manchester by a Republic of Ireland construction specialist has been welcomed by the
Intel has said it could invest as much as €80 billion in Europe over the next decade to boost the
Following a year of “considerable turbulence” in 2020, food and agri-businesses across Ireland are “significantly more optimistic” this year. Today
Ireland’s economy is surging ahead of its 26 EU partners as more sectors reopen post-pandemic. The latest figures put the
The Taoiseach has heralded in a new era of recreation, tourism and economic benefits for Cork Harbour following the completion
Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien has defended the Housing for All plan as a “different” and “multifaceted” strategy in which
A Strategic Housing Development (SHD) scheme of 227 build-to-rent apartments up to 12 storeys tall is being sought for a
Raw sewage discharges to be eliminated into river Avoca in Co Wicklow. Construction on a €139-million wastewater treatment plant for Arklow,
More than 50 submissions have been made on the proposed new data centre for Ennis, which has garnered stiff resistance
They’ve been popping up all over the country. Opposition has been mounting against them. But they still are pretty mysterious
24 new hotels, comprising 4,500 rooms, will be delivered in Dublin by the end of 2023, according to property advisor,
Construction experienced the highest rate of salary growth of any sector between February and July, according to data from a
Woodie’s owner reports record profits for first six month of 2021. Prices for key construction materials will continue rising into
German bank Berenberg will loan €36 million to Irish group Elgin Energy to back the development of solar power projects in the Republic and
Survey blames materials price increases of up to 40% for rising cost of building in capital. Building in Dublin is
Faced with long restrictions that are only just being lifted many hotels are using the opportunity to make significant upgrades.
Almost 14,000 new companies were registered in Ireland in the first half of the year, up 42% on the same
Regeneration and rejuvenation of city centre areas will fail to occur without major Government intervention, according to leading figures in
Savills has brought the Point Square development in Dublin’s north docklands to the market on behalf of the Joint Statutory
Fire-safety defects estimated to cost more than €5 million to fix have been discovered at a large Celtic Tiger-era apartment
Savills says that take up has been good, although the Central Bank of Ireland warned recently of the danger of
The Managing Director at Cork Airport says the massive runway reconstruction taking place later this year will help ensure the
Building materials group Grafton said group revenue rose by close to 50% in the first half of the year as it experienced
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