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Construction jobs doubled i...
Jun 26, 2020CONSTRUCTION was the fastest-growing sector for jobs up to the eve of the Covid 19 crisis, doubling in six years to nearly 150,000. The Labour Force Survey for the first three month's of 2020 is a ...
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150,000 Irish builders set ...
Apr 21, 2020Almost 150,000 building workers laid off in March could be back at work as early as next month as the Government looks to kickstart the economy. It comes as a further 77 people were confirmed as ha...
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Kier, McAlpine and Vinci bu...
Apr 09, 2020Sir Robert McAlpine and Vinci have been revealed as the contractors tasked with transforming the Manchester Central Convention Centre into a temporary hospital for coronavirus patients. Delivered b...
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Lidl distribution centre in...
Apr 09, 2020Lidl's €100m regional distribution centre in Newbridge has been shortlisted as overall project of the year at the Irish Construction Excellence (ICE) Awards. The facility was built by John Paul Con...
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The government must plan fo...
Apr 08, 2020Major building projects could take up to two years to get up and running after the Covid crisis unless the Government learns lessons from the last financial crash, the Society of Chartered Surveyor...
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Nama sets deadline for fina...
Apr 08, 2020The National Asset Management Agency (Nama) has told developers that it is sticking with the April 20th deadline for final bids on the former Irish Glass Bottle site in Ringsend, Dublin. The State ...
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ROUND HILL CAPITAL AND NBK ...
Apr 08, 2020Round Hill Capital (RHC), a Delaware-based real estate firm, and NBK Capital, a subsidiary of the National Bank of Kuwait, have bought a 368-bed student accommodation development in The Liberties a...
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Sewage upgrade to facilitat...
Apr 08, 2020Irish Water has announced multimillion-euro plans to upgrade a sewage treatment system in Cork which will facilitate the building of thousands of new homes. The utility is to upgrade capacity at th...
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Main building works start ...
Apr 08, 2020Main building works are underway on the construction of a new €65m Forensic Science Ireland (FSI) Laboratory at Backweston, near Celbridge. The new lab will include approximately 9,550 square metre...
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