Articles from Irish Construction News
John Maxwell, Lioncor CEO and #BuildingLife Ambassador speaks to ROBBIE COUSINS about the Irish Green Building Council’s Roadmap to decarbonise Ireland’s built environment and the changes that need to be made to halve Ireland’s built environment emissions by 2030.
Interviews, Irish Construction News, Latest, SustainabilityAn e-manual version of the House Building Manual is available online and within the new Homebond “Buildsmart” native mobile app on iOS and Android platforms.
Featured, Irish Construction News, LatestLIZ CARROLL writes that with sustainability increasingly high on everyone’s agenda, there are many things that construction firms do to become more sustainable in their operations.
Careers in Construction, Featured, Irish Construction News, LatestRobert O’Leary, Country Head for Ireland & UK, Shapoorji Pallonji International, speaks with ROBBIE COUSINS about the construction giant’s plans to run its European operations from Ireland.
Irish Construction News, LatestJustin Keane, Director of Engineering Support, Offsite Manufacturing & Digital Transformation at Mercury, speaks with BARRY MCCALL about how Mercury is pioneering advances in modern methods of construction.
Engineering News, Interviews, Irish Construction News, LatestCOLM MCGRATH, Managing Director, Surety Bonds, writes that despite the enormous economic impact of the Russian war on Ukraine, the markets will adjust and that by holding its course, Europe should avoid a recession or lengthy period of stagflation.
Irish Construction News, Latest, OpinionHENRY HATHAWAY writes that records are the building blocks of any claim, whether you are attempting to defend or advance a claim.
Irish Construction News, OpinionBAM Ireland’s Executive Director Alasdair Henderson speaks with ROBBIE COUSINS about how a new organisational structure will benefit Irish customers and staff.
Interviews, Irish Construction News, LatestPaul Brown, CEO, John Sisk & Son, tells ROBBIE COUSINS that he has stepped into his new role at a pivotal moment, when Sisk is taking on more ambitious projects, moving towards being a net-zero without offsets contractor and advancing its goal of being a more inclusive and gender-balanced workplace.
Interviews, Irish Construction News, LatestAoife 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.
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