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Turner secures contract for World Trade Center tower construction
A US contractor has been appointed to deliver the final commercial tower at the World Trade Center in New York City. The 55-storey office headquarters spanning nearly 2 million square feet will commence construction this spring with completion scheduled for 2031.
Carey Group reports profit growth as strategic focus delivers margin improvement
A UK construction group has reported pre-tax profit growth despite revenue decline, with improved margins and strengthened cash position. The family-owned company secured 33 projects during the year, with 72% of its order book already confirmed.
Irish data centre suppliers establish trade alliance under former CIF director
A new trade association representing Irish companies in the data centre supply chain has been established, with a former Construction Industry Federation director appointed as chair. The alliance advocates for firms in planning, design, construction and engineering services.
Longford AI startup targets €5m funding round for construction data platform
A Longford-based AI company targeting the construction sector aims to raise €5m in seed funding this year. The firm uses WhatsApp-based AI agents to capture site communications and convert unstructured data into commercial records for construction teams.
Irish startup develops low-carbon concrete alternative from slate waste
An Irish startup has developed a concrete alternative using slate waste, reducing carbon emissions by over 40% compared to conventional cement. The University College Dublin-based company is advancing through technical validation and certification testing.
Building Forward
The construction industry stands at a compelling intersection of ambition and opportunity, as firms across the sector demonstrate an increasingly confident approach to growth and delivery. The projects and partnerships emerging across Ireland and beyond reflect a profession that is building not just structures, but lasting commercial foundations. Leveraging 2025’s award-winning momentum, the Irish Construction Industry Awards 2025 shone a light on the teams delivering exceptional work across key sectors, with 'McCabe Group wins Contractor Industrial Project of the Year at Irish Construction Industry Awards 2025' raising expectations ahead of the 2026 awards cycle. Recognition of this kind reinforces the high standards driving the industry forward. Furthermore, 'OCC Construction secures Shannon Airport terminal upgrade contract' signals the continued confidence being placed in Irish contractors to deliver complex, high-profile infrastructure projects. It reflects a broader trend of domestic firms stepping up to meet significant national demand. Lastly, 'Cardo Group acquires Scottish building maintenance contractor' points to a sector increasingly willing to pursue strategic expansion beyond its immediate geography. Consolidation of this kind speaks to long-term confidence in the built environment market. These stories capture an industry in purposeful motion. Explore each article to see the ambition shaping construction's next chapter.
McCabe Group wins Contractor Industrial Project of the Year at Irish Construction Industry Awards 2025
Honoured for safety performance and collaborative excellence last year, McCabe Group claimed Contractor Industrial Project of the Year at the Irish Construction Industry Awards 2025, establishing a benchmark for industrial delivery as the sector progresses toward 2026.
Ashbe Construction secures Jersey Airport terminal upgrade contract
A Jersey-based contractor has been appointed to deliver a £10m departure lounge refurbishment at Jersey Airport. Construction commenced in January, with the first phase opening in summer 2026 and full completion targeted for summer 2027.
Cardo Group acquires Scottish building maintenance contractor
A UK social housing maintenance group has acquired a Scottish building maintenance firm, expanding its presence across Scotland and northern England. The transaction adds 124 employees and £18.4m turnover, strengthening regional capacity and technical expertise.
Government confirms €1.5bn allocation for road infrastructure programme
The Irish government has allocated €1.5bn for road maintenance and infrastructure projects in 2026, representing a 13% increase. National roads receive €800m whilst regional and local roads secure €718m, funding maintenance programmes and major schemes.
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