From brilliant manoeuvres on the pitch to smart plays on the manufacturing floor, former Monaghan football stalwart Dick Clerkin is a consummate strategist. The specialist management consultant discusses the changes needed for Irish offsite manufacturers to achieve their full potential.
Housing, Interviews, Irish Construction News, Latest, MMCRespond’s recently-appointed Director of Investment and Development, Parag Joglekar, oversees over €1.5bn in housing under construction. Having been with the AHB for over 20 years, he is well acquainted with the complexities of delivering social housing at scale
Housing, Interviews, Irish Construction News, LatestThe Report on Relevant Public Land identifies 83 state-owned land sites and assesses them as having the development potential for up to 67,000 homes in the medium to long term.
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The Land Development Agency (LDA) has announced the launch of 92 homes in Summerfields, Kilbarry, Waterford under the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme
Housing, LatestHardware Association Ireland has welcomed Minister Darragh O’Brien’s launch of the Vacant Homes Action Plan aimed at bringing empty and derelict properties back into use.
The Land Development Agency (LDA), in partnership with Dublin City Council (DCC), is seeking to develop 148 social and affordable homes in Coolock, Dublin.
Construction News, Housing, Latest, NewsMitchell McDermott Annual Construction Sector Report 2023 shows construction costs of apartments rose by 9.6% in 2022
Construction News, Housing, Latest, NewsHome Building Finance Ireland (HBFI), set up by the Government to fund the delivery of new homes, has grown total loan approvals to €1.248bn at the end of 2022, an increase of 49% on the €835m at the end of 2021.
Construction News, Housing, Latest, NewsIt has been announced that Suir Engineering, one of the country’s leading providers of mechanical, electrical and instrumentation engineering services, is to be acquired by private equity group Duke Street.
Engineering News, Housing, LatestLDA’s Shanganagh passive house development, when completed, will comprise 597 social and affordable homes, with the first completions in 2024.
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