Articles from Irish Construction News
The Kingspan PowerPanel combines high insulation levels and energy generation in a lightweight roofing system that is easy, safe and quick to install.
Irish Construction News, Latest, Products & Services, SustainabilityAoife Brennan, Director, Research & Consultancy, Lisney, writes that Housing for All will, in time, have a positive impact, but some parts of the plan may have unintended negative consequences on viability and the supply of land.
Irish Construction News, Latest, Opinion, SustainabilityHenry Hathaway – A variation is an alteration in the scope of works in a construction contract that will include substitutions, additions and omissions.
Irish Construction News, Latest, OpinionAny business manager looking to attract and retain staff should ask themselves these four questions about their business
Careers in Construction, Featured, Irish Construction News, LatestTownmore Construction’s decision to go the off-site route on its Bray Southern Cross Road apartment scheme insulated it against cost inflation and shortages.
Irish Construction News, ProjectsWayne Metcalfe, Director for Health, Safety, Sustainability & Quality, discusses how Sisk staff are driving change as the company makes rapid progress in its push to be Ireland’s first carbon-neutral without offsets contractor.
Featured, Interviews, Irish Construction News, SustainabilityBrian Kavanagh, President, ACEI, speaks with ROBBIE COUSINS about how consulting engineers are leading construction in the move to net-zero and why consultants not already members should engage with the association to learn what it can do for them.
Featured, Interviews, Irish Construction NewsPresident of the CECA John G Murphy speaks with Barry McCall about fundamental changes needed in public procurement for the industry to become more sustainable.
Featured, Interviews, Irish Construction News, UncategorizedBarry McCall speaks with Robert Moore, Build Digital Project Lead, about the ambitious five-year Build Digital Project programme and the work that lies ahead.
Featured, Interviews, Irish Construction News, UncategorizedIn the first of a series of articles for Irish Construction News on whole-life carbon in construction and the built environment, Marion Jammet, Head of Policy and Advocacy, IGBC, sets out why the national carbon emissions reduction targets for the built environment will not be achieved through operational emission reductions alone.
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