CIF welcomes increased capital spending noted in the Summer Economic Statement
The Construction Industry Federation has welcomed the increased capital spending announced in the publication of the Summer Economic Statement. Capital
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JB Barry & Partners to rebrand as Egis
JB Barry & Partners, the Dublin-headquartered consultant engineering firm, has rebranded as Egis following its acquisition by the French-headquartered global
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The Glass Bottle Consortium celebrates an exciting construction milestone
A significant construction milestone was celebrated at Glass Bottle, a new development set to transform Dublin into an iconic destination
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Conceptual design with Apple, Room Plan and Vectorworks Nomad
Efficiency is a key part of any design workflow. Whether you’re an architect, interior designer, or landscape architect, having the
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Is Two Hats Too Many? – The Role of the Contract Administrator and lessons from Down Under
Having recently arrived in Ireland from Australia, I have been going through a learning curve when it comes to assimilating
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Outlook for UK & Ireland Construction Industry 2024
The outlook for the construction industry in the UK and Ireland in 2024 is generally positive, with both regions expected
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In inflationary times, doing nothing could be your riskiest move
Davy understands that cashflow is the lifeblood of any business and the construction sector is no exception. Developers and investors
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Meitheal Architects appoints two Architectural Technologists
Meitheal Architects, an award-winning architecture and urban design practice, has announced the appointment of Alan Cloake and Robert Doyle as
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Sisk relocates to new retrofit smart HQ at Citywest Business Campus
Ireland’s largest construction and engineering firm, Sisk has moved over 200 of its staff into a newly retrofitted building at
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Tuath Housing launches Annual Report
Tuath Housing reports that it has delivered a record 2,482 homes in 2023, providing homes for more than 7,000 people
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