Articles from Irish Construction News
Henry Hathaway – “Courts or other tribunals are simply not there to make a bad bargain a good one, they will simply give effect to the terms that the parties agreed upon”
Irish Construction News, Latest, OpinionAoife 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, OpinionBrendan Sweeney, COO, King & Moffatt, speaks with Robbie Cousins about innovation and how the Leitrim-based firm has become a go-to partner for complex engineering projects across Europe.
Engineering News, Interviews, Irish Construction News, Latest, UncategorizedDr Nael Bunni tells Barry McCall, Irish Construction News, that arbitration will always be better than confrontation.
Interviews, Irish Construction News, LatestBrian O’Gorman, CEO, Clúid Housing, speaks with Mimi Murray about the opportunities and challenges that Housing for All presents for social housing delivery.
Interviews, Irish Construction News, LatestMartin Searson, Chair of the MMC Group that recently published the CIF report on Modern Methods of Construction, explains to Barry McCall that the Irish construction industry is in for some dramatic changes in the coming years.
Featured, Interviews, Irish Construction News, UncategorizedCollen Construction’s innovative safety programmes encourage full worker engagement and the taking of greater personal responsibility. JOE O’DWYER, Health & Safety Manager, Collen, outlines how the contractor’s new “Creating Safer Sites” programme fits with furthering its worker safety philosophy.
Construction News, Irish Construction News, Latest, OpinionMJ Clarke & Sons’ refurbishment works at the Royal Victoria Eye & Ear Hospital were completed under strict Covid-19 guidelines, but also at a time when building materials costs were increasing at an unprecedented rate.
Irish Construction News, Latest, ProjectsMechanical services engineering contractor Riverside Mechanical Group has achieved success by providing a comprehensive service package that it is constantly developing to meet clients’ changing needs.
Engineering News, Featured, Irish Construction News, UncategorizedFounded in 1994, the Construction Workers Health Trust is a registered charity whose principal activity is the provision of medical examinations to building workers on site or at their place of employment.
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