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Author: Reuters

Ireland is set to boost infrastructure investment by 30% over the next five years, funded by a €14 billion Apple tax windfall and proceeds from bank share sales.

Author: April Lara

Across the built environment, the demands of AI infrastructure, housing shortages, and energy reform aren’t slowing down.

Author: Building Design

Architectural firm BDP is suing Kingspan, alleging the insulation giant “acted dishonestly” in marketing its K15 product—now linked to a costly cladding remediation at a Lancashire development.

Author: MSN

Northern Ireland construction giant Graham has posted a 71% jump in pre-tax profit to £25.2 million for FY2025, even as turnover edged down by 6% to £1.06 billion.

Author: MSN

A scaled-down seven-storey, 71-unit apartment scheme at Sandyford’s Balally Shopping Centre has been approved by Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, despite vocal opposition from residents, local businesses, and a parish council.

Author: Irish Times

Stockbroker Davy is calling on the Government to significantly step up housing output in Budget 2026, warning that Ireland needs to deliver 93,000 homes annually into the 2030s to meet demographic demand.

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.