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How is construction addressing the mental health crisis?
Despite increased awareness and initiatives around the declining state of mental health among construction workers, it remains one of the most challenging and persistent problems in the industry.
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AIB: Irish construction sector had ‘solid start’ to Q2, though rate of growth slows

AIB: Irish construction sector had 'solid start' to Q2, though rate of growth slows. Construction activity rose in April as companies responded to sustained new order growth, the latest Purchasing Managers Index from AIB has revealed. Both employment and purchasing activity increased during the month.

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Major solar project for TINE Ireland expected to reduce dairy giant’s carbon emissions by 4000 tonnes
One of Ireland’sleading renewable energy providers, MarVal Power, has successfully completed a major solar energy project for TINE Ireland Ltd, the Irish division of Norwegian dairy giant TINE, at their commercial premises in Mogeely Co, Cork. The project will reduce the company’s carbon footprint by over 4,344 tons across the next two decades—the equivalent of planting 2,150 trees or […]
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Public awareness low around proposals for Copper Switch Off

Lidl to open Ireland's first zero energy supermarket

Hybrid timber & concrete bridge carries a weight of expectation

Millions of revolutionary bricks to be produced from recycled waste after achieving industry certification

Bennetts’ timber and straw robotics lab pilots new net zero carbon building standard

Texas Construction Boom Fueled by Ongoing Corporate Migration

Developer to resume NY offshore wind project after Trump administration lifts pause

Inside incredible new $4.7 billion NFL stadium set to replace iconic arena

Built environment firms warned not to ‘fake’ diversity

Building with Communities: Rural Schools That Integrate Local Techniques and Materials in Latin America

Households face 5,000 fine for breaking '8am to 1pm' rule on Saturdays