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Author: Irish Times

The Irish Government has approved plans to allow private companies to build and own electricity lines under specific scenarios, ending ESB Networks’ long-standing monopoly on connecting generators to customers.

Author: Mena FN

Ireland is emerging as one of Western Europe’s fastest-growing data centre hubs, with the market set to hit $4.45 billion by 2030.

Author: April Lara

The pulse of construction is changing. While home building slows, commercial projects keep the sector on its feet.

Author: Leitrim Observer

Fitzpatrick & Heavey Homes is eyeing residential sites in Leitrim to build 150 homes and is willing to fully shoulder the Residential Zoned Land Tax on any land it buys.

Author: Construction News

A new Irish report spotlights critical research gaps holding back timber’s potential in construction.

Author: Business Plus

Dublin is now Europe’s fourth most expensive city for construction, with costs averaging €3,692 per square metre, driven by relentless data centre and commercial property development.

Author: Irish Times

Ireland’s construction sector risks falling short of housing targets despite rising completions.

Author: RTE News

Home building fell for the second month running in June, with AIB’s Construction PMI slipping to 48.6 from May’s 49.2, marking the fastest housing decline in nearly 18 months.

Author: Irish Independent

Ireland’s construction activity has fallen at its fastest pace in nearly 18 months, driven by ongoing housing project declines amid economic uncertainty.

Author: Building & Architect of the Year Awards

The Building & Architect of the Year Awards 2024, hosted at the Shelbourne Hotel this past April, was a celebration of excellence, innovation, and achievement in Ireland’s building and architecture industry.