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How the Irish Heritage Trust in partnership with Poetry Ireland/ Éigse Eireann, and a specialist team, delivered an A3 BER rating, sustainable energy solutions and seamless universal access in the 300-year-old Georgian townhouse at No 11 Parnell Square, Dublin.
Construction News, Irish Construction News, LatestWith the introduction of its new Quick Recovery Cylinder range, Grant is highlighting the importance of taking a whole-system approach to heating design
Featured, Irish Construction News, Latest, Products & Services, SustainabilityWavin Ireland’s AquaCell NG infiltration and attenuation tank system has added ‘award-winning’ to its list of credentials, following recent industry recognition for its innovation in construction product design.
Irish Construction News, Latest Product News, Products & ServicesSINÉAD HUGHES, Director of Innovation, Irish Green Building Council, writes that renovation passports, being introduced under a new European directive, will help to ensure that renovation works carried out over time are planned to a high standard and deliver the intended energy and cost savings.
Irish Construction News, Opinion, SustainabilityPipelife, through its manufacturing base in Cork and its wider network, supplies a range of piping and building solutions for residential housing, apartments, commercial developments, and civil projects, thereby playing a significant role in housing and infrastructure delivery across Ireland
Featured, Irish Construction News, Latest Product News, Products & ServicesLeading manufacturer of sustainable home heating solutions, Grant has launched a new generation of hot water cylinders, designed to optimise the performance of modern heat pump systems.
Featured, Irish Construction News, Latest, Products & Services, SustainabilityIreland’s journey toward a sustainable built environment just took a massive, clinker-free step forward. After attending a landmark demonstration at Sisk’s Cherry Orchard site, ROBBIE COUSINS writes about how a collaboration between Trinity College Dublin and industry leaders is moving geopolymer technology from lab to site – with the potential to slash carbon emissions by 70% and, with a circular economy approach, transform the nation’s biomass waste into the high-performance foundation of a greener future.
Featured, Irish Construction News, LatestAs Ireland’s housing deficit widens and traditional building methods struggle to keep pace, PAUL LYNCH of 8020 Consulting argues that a radical shift is required. B
Featured, Irish Construction News, Latest, OpinionDavitt Lamon, Head of BIM, NSAI, explores the evolution of the ISO 19650 series, the benefits of formal certification, and why industry participation in the current public consultation is vital for shaping the future of digital delivery in Ireland.
Featured, Irish Construction News, LatestJohanna Varghese, Director of Programmes at the Irish Green Building Council, introduces the Home Performance Pathway, a streamlined sustainability certification designed to bridge the green gap for SME builders. By offering an accessible three-step route to high-performance housing, the HPP unlocks green finance opportunities and builds the technical skills necessary to meet Ireland’s ambitious 2030 climate targets.
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