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- Almost 1,000 homes planned for Dundrum hospital site under scaled-down scheme Plans for almost 1,000 social and affordable homes at the Central Mental Hospital in Dundrum, south Dublin, have been lodged with An Bord Pleanála by the Land Development Agency (LDA)....
- Building new gas terminals would cost householders more in energy bills long term, environmentalists warn Buliding import terminals for liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a response to the energy crisis would risk even higher prices for customers in the long term, TDs and senators have...
- Level of debt taken on by Approved Housing Bodies too high, Oireachtas will hear The level of debt being taken on by Approved Housing Bodies (AHBs) is too high, with organisations unable to take on more borrowing to fund their role in meeting accommodation...
- Galway Independent TD warns of job losses in Construction Industry unless Government allows some flexibility into the market. Galway Bay FM Newsroom – Construction chiefs are warning that the ‘National Development Plan’ and ‘Housing for All’ are both under threat over rising costs. Firms are threatening to pull...
- Plans for 190 apartments on Monahan Rd in Cork Plans for 190 apartments in a complex ranging from one to 12 storeys high have been lodged for a site in Cork’s south docklands. The Tiznow Property Company, part of...
The board with responsibility for delivering Ireland’s €1.7bn new National Children’s Hospital expressed grave reservations about the project’s completion date,
A quarter of all new homes completed in Ireland in 2021 were apartments according to new data from the Central
More than 800 jobs will be created by Eli Lilly as part of a new €400m investment into Ireland as
The Minister for Housing has said that increasing housing supply alone will not be enough to reduce prices. Speaking at
The government today published the second quarterly update on progress of the implementation of Housing for All. It shows significant
While lack of supply is often cited as the main issue in the Irish housing market, a mortgage broker has
Join over 2000 Delegates at the 6th Annual National Construction Summit. The 6th Annual National Construction Summit is being held
One of Northern Ireland’s biggest construction and building materials firms has swung from profit to posting a loss before tax
CABINET WILL TODAY discuss the approval of the development of 1,047 apartments and houses at the O’Devaney Gardens site in
THE NEW DUBLIN City Development plan is set to restrict the construction of new Build to Rent (BTR) developments in
The owners of Dundrum Town Centre have clashed with Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown council over demands for more large apartments as they
Maintenance work on 40 schools with structural and fire safety defects has now exceeded the original building cost of €160
Crackdown against rogue builders has been proposed in a new Bill that would legally stop them getting planning permission. The
THE north’s construction sector grew in 2021 despite the challenges posed by Covid and Brexit, and the combination of material
COSTS for the overdue metro line for Dublin will escalate if officials do not unite behind it, the head of
Penneys has today confirmed its plans to relocate its existing store in Dundrum Town Centre to the upper floors of
An Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, visited Balbriggan on Friday to hear of plans for a multi-million state of the art music
The funding will go towards the completion of four data centres in Ireland, which will have a combined capacity of
The number of residential property transactions increased by almost 19% to 44,110 in the 12 months to October 2021, according
Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien has said building sites will not be closed down again as Covid-19 infection rates soar. Mr
More than four out of every five builders across the country expect the prices they charge for projects will rise
Some of the first plans in the €500 million redevelopment of Dublin city’s most prominent site, the 5.5-acre plot stretching
Property prices are expected to rise by about 5 per cent this year as supply shortages, pent-up demand and pandemic
Legislation requiring providers of building services to register with Construction Industry Register Ireland (CIRI) has been published and is aimed
Legislation aimed at keeping so-called “cowboy” builders out of the industry has been published by the Government. The Regulation of
EirGrid has confirmed that it will not connect new data centres in Dublin until 2028. They said that the greater
Funding approval had been obtained from the Department of Housing for a group housing scheme at the adjoining Ellis’s Yard
The Government has sought a €200m loan from the European Investment Bank to fund construction, extension or refurbishment of 30
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