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McAleer & Rushe Win Big at the 2024 Irish Construction Industry Awards for Canada Water Plot K1, London

Author: Irish Construction Industry Awards

We are proud to congratulate McAleer & Rushe on their outstanding success at the 2024 Irish Construction Industry Awards (ICIA)

Boyle Construction Named Contractor of the Year at the 2024 Irish Construction Industry Awards

Author: Irish Construction Industry Awards

We are proud to celebrate Boyle Construction on being named Contractor of the Year at the 2024Irish Construction Industry Awards (ICIA)

Entries Now Open for the 2025 Irish Construction Industry Awards!

Author: Irish Construction Industry Awards

Are you ready to showcase the very best in Irish construction? The Irish Construction Industry Awards (ICIA) are back—and entries for 2025 are officially open!

Building pace, losing grip?

Author: April Lara

The construction sector is busy breaking records, sealing deals, and embracing new tech—from cold storage giants to 3D-printed homes.

Ireland faces engineer shortage that could threaten future growth

Author: Building Ireland Magazine

Ireland is set to face a critical shortage of over 22,300 engineers in the next decade, a challenge that could stall infrastructure projects, hinder foreign investment, and impact economic prosperity.

HSS Hire Ireland to be acquired by Chadwicks Group

Author: Irish Building Magazine

HSS Hire Group has struck a deal to sell HSS Hire Ireland to Chadwicks Group, part of Grafton Group plc.

McLaren Construction completes the UK’s largest cold store facility

Author: Construction Magazine

McLaren Construction Midlands and North has successfully delivered the UK’s largest cold store facility for Magnavale Ltd.

Rockwell expands with acquisition of Frank McGowan Electrical

Author: Irish Building Magazine

Rockwell has acquired Frank McGowan Electrical, enhancing its capabilities and expanding its reach in the Irish engineering market.

Angola leverages 3D printing to tackle housing crisis

Author: Arch Daily

Angola faces a severe housing deficit, with the government’s urbanisation programme delivering just 220,000 units of the targeted one million.

Dublin’s rapid-build homes face defects and costly delays

Author: The Journal

A report into Dublin’s modular housing developments reveals serious flaws, including fire safety defects, damp, and lack of oversight, contributing to a €39.4 million cost overrun.

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