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#10at10 #newsroundup

Posted Friday, 8th of July

Your 10 at 10 – Some of the most noteworthy construction stories from the last week, as compiled by the team at Construction Network Ireland. (Have a story you think […]

#cranewatch #Theirishtimes

Posted Wednesday, 6th of July

Forty-six construction cranes were visible over the centre of Dublin on July 1st from the seventh floor of The Irish Times building on Tara Street. This is an increase of […]

#10at10 #newsroundup

Posted Friday, 1st of July

(Have a story you think should be covered? Contact editor@constructionnetworkireland.com) 1-A lack of suitable office space and homes could cost Ireland 60,000 jobs according to research by consultants Future Analytics, […]

#Brexit

Posted Wednesday, 29th of June

The only certain outcome from the results of the Brexit referendum is total uncertainty in the medium term for both the UK and world economies. The outcome of the vote […]

#newsroundup

Posted Friday, 24th of June

Your 10 at 10 – Some of the most noteworthy construction stories from the last week, as compiled by the team at Construction Network Ireland. (Have a story you think […]

#c+wobarchitects #greenhills

Posted Monday, 20th of June

C+W O’Brien Architects planning success on Greenhills retail mixed use development.   A short walk from Greenhills  College, this ideally situated project  on St. James Road, Limekiln Green will be […]

#Housingcrisis

Posted Tuesday, 14th of June

The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe T.D   together with his colleague the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government,   Minister Simon Coveney   T.D   […]

#Dublinairport

Posted Saturday, 28th of May

Construction of a new €50m air traffic control tower at Dublin Airport could start by next March after the Irish Aviation Authority invited preliminary tenders this week for the huge […]

#Constructiontrends2016

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3D printing While additive manufacturing isn’t entirely new, its rapidly-growing use in the construction industry is. The advantages of this method for printing infrastructure such as concrete is quick construction, […]

##poolbeg

Posted Friday, 20th of May

  The area in Dublin city centre has the potential to provide up to 3,000 new homes, Housing Minister Simon Coveney says The Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government […]

#ballymore

Posted Sunday, 15th of May

Ballymore triumphed at the prestigious Resi Awards last night, walking away with the coveted Large Developer of the Year, trumping five major national competitors. Accepting the award, Sean Mulryan, founder […]

Posted Tuesday, 3rd of May

Construction group BAM has purchased six new cranes in a €3 million deal that offers further evidence of a recovering economy. The deal means that BAM (formerly Ascon) now owns […]