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Posted Wednesday, 20th of September
The government has responded to the country’s critical infrastructure deficit in housing and other sectors by committing to increase public investment over the next few years but given the scale […]
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C+ W O’Brien are delighted to have achieved their third straight notification of grant of planning with Dublin City Council for Ormond Quay Aparthotel development. A straight notification of grant […]
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2017 represents a milestone for Construction Information Services (CIS) as it celebrates 45 years since the 1st issue of the CIS Report was produced. Since then it has become the […]
Posted Monday, 18th of September
Iconic Offices today announced they are set to open Ireland’s most dynamic state-of-the-art flexible workspace on Dublin’s ‘Iconic’ square, St. Stephen’s Green. Conveniently located opposite St. Stephen’s Green park in […]
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Cash from the old National Pension Reserve Fund could pay for a ramp-up in housebuilding, according to draft proposals drawn up for Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy and circulated to the […]
Posted Friday, 15th of September
Host in Ireland Founder and President, Garry Connolly, to Discuss the Role of Data Centres on the Growth of the Irish Economy Host in Ireland, a strategic global initiative created […]
Posted Thursday, 14th of September
Developers are bidding to construct a new entertainment venue on the site of the old Screen cinema on Pearse Street in Dublin. In the application, the Marlet Property Group, led […]
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The first phase of Clay Farm, Leopardstown, Dublin 18, comes to the market this weekend. Clay Farm is one of the largest housing developments to launch in Dublin 18 since […]
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The CIF will host our second Women in Construction Breakfast Briefing event #BuildingEquality from 8am to 10am on Tuesday 26th of September at Construction House. This is event follows on […]
Posted Monday, 11th of September
Brexit, skilled labour shortages, and the slow progress in implementing sustainable housing policies are key challenges facing suppliers to the construction sector, according to Guaranteed Irish. The business membership organisation held […]
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The construction sector continued to experience solid, though slightly slower, growth in August according to the latest results of the Ulster Bank Construction PMI survey – a monthly barometer of […]
Posted Thursday, 7th of September
A London office block described as a “bright red hideous mess” has been named the UK’s worst building. Nova, a pair of London office buildings developed by Land Securities Group […]
