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It is now six months since new requirements were placed on structural steel manufacturers and fabricators which make it a
Shares in Iseq heavyweight CRH jumped by nearly 4 per cent on Wednesday after reports that cement makers Holcim and
Ireland’s leading dairy ingredients company, Glanbia Ingredients Ireland, has commenced production at its new, state-of-the-art nutritional ingredients plant at Belview
The IT giant Hewlett Packard has chosen again and again to expand its presence in Galway, with 700 workers about
John Paul Construction are pleased to announce the recent appointment of Joe McLoughlin as Construction Director for the Irish market
The Office of Government Procurement published its Report on the Review of the Performance of the Public Works Contract (the
The engineering and organisational skills of building firm Monami Construction literally went to waste in Cork in 2014, but the
Building materials firm Saint Gobain has opened a new training centre in Grange Castle, Co Dublin, which together with its
Dublin’s newest bridge, the Rosie Hackett bridge which spans the River Liffey is benefitting from the technical and aesthetic qualities
There aren’t too many clients in Galway or in the surrounding area that are as successful when it comes to
Stewart are delighted to have scooped 3 awards at recent Irish Building and Design Awards 2014, to include Contractor of
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