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The Irish construction sector recorded further strong growth of activity at the end of 2013 as new orders rose sharply

As the wind blew in December, turbines contributed a record level of energy to the Irish energy grid, with 24%

When it comes to energy use, it is most sustainable to focus on efficiency first. With Passive House, this is

The Passive House Institute is announcing its very first Component Award, recognising high-quality, cost-effective Passive House Components. This first edition of the

Fine Gael Clare Senator, Martin Conway, has today (Friday) reiterated his call for an urgent response to the unprecedented damage

Senator John Kelly has welcomed the call by Senator John Whelan, for the Government to establish an Energy Policy Forum

An application to expand Galway Harbour has been lodged with An Bord Pleanála. The proposed development, which has been planned

Mivan has been placed in administration putting nearly 300 jobs at risk. The move follows the collapse of rescue talks

Demand for building workers, architects and engineers is growing, according to a leading recruitment agency, which yesterday reported seeing signs

It is hoped the reduction will stimulate the local economy enabling businesses to generate more employment. Fine Gael Councillor John