Posted February 26, 2020
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Posted February 17, 2020
Social and affordable housing approved in Cork
It was one of three council housing projects approved on Monday which, combined, will deliver more than 100 local authority housing units in the coming months, including a downsizing scheme for older people. The most controversial, a 54-unit scheme earmarked…
Posted February 11, 2020
Amazon Granted Approval For Its 28,573 Sqf Drogheda Data Centre Hub In Ireland
Conditional planning permission for Amazon’s data centre in Ireland has been granted as the company charges full steam ahead towards the construction of the facility. Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) has been granted planning permission for its data centre campus at the…
Posted February 7, 2020
233 new homes planned for Dundalk
Plans have been drawn up for 233 new homes on the Dublin Road at Haggardstown. An application for Stage 2 of the Strategic Housing Development has been lodged by PJ & EJ Doherty Ltd, developers of the existing Earlsfort estate….
Posted January 29, 2020
Ireland’s longest bridge is set to open today
887m long and it took 2.5 million work hours to complete. A new bridge named after John F. Kennedy’s mother is set to open today (29 January) – close to the former US President’s ancestral homestead. The Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy…
Posted January 22, 2020
All roads lead to Cork: What about building a bypass?
Because of a lack of investment for ten years, development of roads in Cork has not kept pace with the population and the economy. This must be rectified, say Cork Chamber chief, Conor Healy, and CIF regional director, Conor O’Connell….
Posted January 17, 2020
Moving to Ireland in 2020?
Our recruiters have 5 tips on starting a job search from overseas: 1.RESEARCH THE MARKET Many comment on how much the Irish construction industry has changed over the last 10 years. While residential & commercial projects are to the fore, the…
Posted January 15, 2020
Development of 10,000 home scheme moves a step closer in Limerick
Development of a €2 billion scheme with 10,000 homes in Limerick City moved a step closer on Friday after the State-sponsored Land Development Agency (LDA) outlined plans for the site. The body, established to co-ordinate land within State control for optimal use,…
Posted January 9, 2020
Government backs new €1bn Silicon Docks campus for Trinity College
The Government has backed plans to part-fund a new €1 billion technology campus for Trinity College Dublin in the so-called Silicon Docks area of Dublin. It will announce on Friday that it is prepared to commit up to €150 million to develop…
Posted January 3, 2020