'So proud' - Irish construction worker wins Miss Galaxy RTE.ie
‘The boom is taking off again’: Irish builders at the heart of Europe’s data-centre growth The Irish Times
Irish construction sector rebounds as activity returns to growth in July businessplus.ie
Momentum Returns: What Ireland's Sharp July Construction PMI Rebound Means for Building and Architecture Leaders Building & Architect of the Year Awards
Ice Box Challenge lands in Ireland to showcase the future of construction Think Business
Meet the Wicklow construction worker shooting for the stars as Ireland's Miss Galaxy Irish Independent
Construction Outlook Brightens as Economic Indicators Improve Irish building magazine
From Here to There: The Ratheniska man leading Ireland's National Construction Training Campus - Meet John Kelly Laois Today
Ireland’s construction market finds stability — then hits a labour squeeze Business Post
Ireland forecast to maintain strong construction growth, driven by housing delivery and infrastructure investment: EY- EUROCONSTRUCT EY
Digital Delivery for Ireland’s Infrastructure – The Irish BIM Mandate Irish Construction News
Ireland’s big builders: Who are the new construction heavyweights? The Irish Times
The Land Development Agency (LDA) and O’Callaghan Properties have announced plans to deliver 103 homes in Cork’s South Docks. The The post The LDA and O’Callaghan to deliver over 100 homes in Cork first appeared on Irish building magazine .
PRM Engineering has announced a landmark partnership with Cork Airport, becoming the airport’s Official Time Partner as part of the The post PRM Engineering strengthens growth ambitions through landmark Cork Airport partnership first appeared on Irish building magazine .
Dublin City Council has announced the appointment of Purcell Construction Limited as main contractor for Phase 1 of the Parnell The post DCC Appoints Purcell to Deliver the New City Library Project first appeared on Irish building magazine .
Culligan Ireland, a Filtered Water Services provider in Ireland, has announced a multi-million-euro investment to fuel its continued growth, while The post Culligan to create 102 new jobs and multi-million-euro investment first appeared on Irish building magazine .
The London Irish Centre has announced that Sisk, one of Ireland and Britain’s leading construction groups, has been appointed as The post London Irish Centre appoints Sisk to build Camden Square home first appeared on Irish building magazine .
Colour continues to play an important role in how a new home looks and feels. Jason Nicholson, Render Product Manager The post K Rend – Colour choices bring homes to life first appeared on Irish building magazine .
H&MV Engineering, a global provider of specialist high-voltage engineering and critical power infrastructure services, has announced the signing of a The post Apollo S3, Pantheon and SQ Capital to join an Exponent-led continuation vehicle dedicated to H&MV Engineering first ap...
The Land Development Agency (LDA) has outlined a significant acceleration in its housing delivery programme, with more than 13,000 new The post LDA Targets Delivery of 13,000 Homes by 2030 as Pipeline Exceeds 28,000 first appeared on Irish building magazine .
Leading drainage and plumbing manufacturer Wavin has announced the appointment of Maxine Cornelius as its new Commercial Director for the The post Wavin bolsters leadership team first appeared on Irish building magazine .
The Office of Public Works (OPW) has welcomed the re-opening of the historic Magazine Fort, Dublin after completion of the The post OPW welcomes the re-opening of the Magazine Fort following conservation first appeared on Irish building magazine .
TikTok has agreed to pay $400 million to settle a lawsuit with the US Department of Justice over claims that the video-sharing platform violated federal children's privacy laws, the department has announced.
Jeff Bezos joins a long line of billionaires to buy into an English soccer club, but being a member of this elite comes with significant financial and reputational risk, writes Adam Maguire.
The day's catch on Leenan Pier in Inishowen, Co Donegal, is sorted by hand - live crab for China and lobster for France and those landing it note margins are tightening.
A US federal judge has dismissed major portions of a Ben & Jerry's lawsuit accusing its former parent company Unilever of trying to silence the ice cream maker's social activism.
The planned reversal of excise duty fuel cuts in September and October will not go ahead, the Government has confirmed.
Irish consumers pay the second highest excise duty on alcohol in Europe, according to new research.
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that wholesale electricity prices rose by 14.8% in July when compared with June and were 56.2% higher than July of last year.
British retail sales fell back as expected in July after a surge in June when hot weather boosted demand for fans and air conditioners and supermarkets offered promotions alongside the men's soccer World Cup.
Alan Kelly has responded to TikTok's decision to reject an invite to the committee to discuss the posting of illegal criminal videos by saying the platform, Google, Meta and X must now attend.
Uber is to appeal a €825m Dutch fine over driver account deactivations.
Oil prices were steady today and were on track for a second weekly gain in a row after the US threatened to impose the toughest sanctions in history with no end in sight for disruptions to Middle East oil flows.
Gold was set to rise for a third consecutive week today, scaling an over three-month high and breaching its 200-day moving average, driven by a feeble dollar and the US Treasury's surprise mid-week liquidity support announcement.
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