Irish Building Magazine
WYG Ireland does into liquidation
International Consultant WYG is closing its loss making Republic of Ireland business and has appointed Grant Thornton as provisional liquidators.
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Jobs boost for Limerick as council backs €5.3m proposed city cinema
Limerick City VEC is hoping to transform two units in the historic Upper Cecil Street venue into a four-screen digital
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The Science of Building – Tallaght IT – Applied Science for Health (CASH) Building
The new Centre for Applied Science for Health Building at the Institute of Technology Tallaght is yet another indication
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14-Turbine Wind Farm Has Planning Permission Removed
An Bord Pleanála rejected a previously approved proposal to build a 14-turbine wind farm near Moycullen in Co Galway. The
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Woodies will invest to save Atlantic Stores
Woodies DIY is ready to invest to securre the survival of the Atlantic Homecare DIY store chain, the High Court
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CRH Capital Markets Day 2012 following release of Interim Results – Six months ended 30th June 2012
CRH plc, the international building materials group, is hosting a capital markets day for investors and sector analysts on Friday,
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HG Construction (IRL) Ltd – Building on a Quality Reputation
HG Construction (IRL) Ltd, a civil engineering building company that is experiencing steady year-on-year growth. Irish Building Speaks with Ronnie
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Tipperary to get multi million Euro wind farm
Energy group Element Power will spend up to €70 million on a new wind-powered electricity project.
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Northern Ireland business activity falls at slowest rate in current eight-month period of decline.
Today sees the release of July data from the Ulster Bank Northern Ireland PMI®. The latest report – produced for Ulster Bank by Markit – showed a much slower decline in business activity than in June, largely reflecting a less marked reduction in new order intakes. Despite a rise in the seasonally adjusted Business Activity Index from 43.6 to 47.6 in July, the latest reading was still below the 50.0 value that separates expansion from contraction.
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