Neil Menzies, Director of Sustainability, Hibernia Real Estate Group, writes about the company’s approach to sustainability within its property portfolio and how it intends to become a net-zero carbon and climate-resilient business by 2030.
Irish Construction News, Latest, Opinion, SustainabilityHenry Hathaway asks when it comes to off-site construction or manufacturing, from a legal perspective, when does construction, in fact, commence on a project?
Irish Construction News, OpinionADAM DARGAN, Residential Researcher, Construction Information Services, details key trends in residential building activity in the past 12 months and analyses applications granted for indications of what residential construction activity there may be in the coming year.
Construction News, Irish Construction News, Latest, OpinionCOLM 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, 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, 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, OpinionHenry 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, OpinionParties before they fall into a dispute, believe that they understand most if not all of the facts on the matter and that they either possess or can procure most of the evidence that proves those facts, and that the applicable law will support their position of either entitlement or denial. This level of certainty is measured against a party’s predisposition to risk, and that triggers a decision to go to dispute.
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