News from the Irish building sector
With over 50 years of experience, ELA Container is one of the leading suppliers of high-quality and modular room solutions to rent or buy in any chosen size and with custom fittings.
Construction News, LatestThe Supply Chain Sustainability School Ireland is a new industry-supported resource that has been established to provide training, extend knowledge and support best practices on sustainability issues in the Irish construction industry.
Construction News, Latest, SustainabilityGerry McCaughey, a trailblazing figure in off-site construction and the founder of Century Homes passed away peacefully in the USA on 18 October.
Construction News, Latest, NewsThe tool hire sector and the contribution it is making to overall plant and equipment sales has been recognised by leading construction equipment distributor McHale Plant Sales.
Construction News, Latest, Products & ServicesADAM DARGAN, SHARON O’ROURKE and JOSH WILER of Construction Information Services (CIS) report on residential activity across the Irish market in the 12 months up to the end of August 2023 and contend that it is pivotal to ensure timely completions, with only 18,630 units reaching the finish line in these 12 months.
Construction News, Housing, Irish Construction News, LatestThe Elliott Group was delighted to hand over Blocks B and E of The Crossings development to Quintain Ireland. This marks a significant step forward in the creation of a thriving and complete community on the outskirts of Dublin.
Construction News, Irish Construction News, LatestThe board of John Paul Construction is pleased to announce the appointment of Ian Cahill as its new finace director. He takes up the role in January 2024.
Appointments, Construction News, LatestMurphy Ireland’s new steel fabrication facility in Newbridge doubles the capacity of its steel manufacturing business and will create 30 new jobs over five years
Construction News, Featured, LatestConstruct Innovate unveils its first 35 member companies as the University of Galway launches a new Postgraduate Diploma in Construction Innovation.
Construction News, Featured, LatestAccording to the latest International Construction Market Survey (ICMS) from Turner & Townsend’s, Dublin is ranked as the 19th most expensive city in the world to build in and the second most expensive in the EU, after being overtaken by Munich (17th), with an average cost per square metre of €3,409 and €3,482, respectively.
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