The volume of output in building and construction was 4.4pc higher in the first quarter of 2013 when compared with the preceding period, latest CSO [...]

It is part of a £13.7m investment in two core areas of its business. Firstly a new development facility is to be established for its pharmaceutical [...]

The new 40 bed Hospital, built at a cost of €8 million replaces the existing 24 bed facility providing a much enhanced environment for residents, [...]

The 2013 Construction Manager of the year is Thomas O’Connor of Collen Construction for managing the construction of three Eirgrid & ESB substations during a [...]

Ecocem Ireland announced today the official launch of its eco-friendly general purpose cement in a new 25kg bag. The launch means that Ecocem’s eco-friendly cement [...]

The CIF, the national and regional representative body for construction industry employers in Ireland at a meeting of the CIF Executive Body has announced that a [...]

Citrix announced today that it is increasing its Dublin workforce by up to 50 full time employees. These high value jobs are in addition to the 50 new [...]

On behalf of the Receiver Kieran Wallace KPMG - Tom Barrett of Savills has been appointed to sell the Clarion Hotel IFSC and Clarion Hotel [...]

The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has today (11/06/13) issued the latest Open Markets Index which ranks countries by their openness to trade. Ireland is [...]

The Irish Architecture Foundation and Arup opened present a talk by Mexican architect Tatiana Bilbao, the second in the NEWNOWNEXT free architectural talks series featuring [...]

A Waterford ghost shopping-centre once valued at €20m is to go for auction next month at a fraction of its value during the boom. The Ross Abbey Town [...]

The Government has rejected claims in a British newspaper that Ireland received a “back door bailout” from the UK to cover losses in Ulster Bank. [...]

Fears that local jobs will be lost through proposed changes in commercial rates are to be raised in a meeting today with the Minister for [...]

Fine Gael Meath West TD, Ray Butler, has today welcomed confirmation from the Government that two schools in Meath are set to benefit under a [...]

One of Ireland’s oldest breweries is to be transformed into a €3m visitor centre which is set to open its doors in less than a [...]

The Minister for Education & Skills, Ruairí Quinn T.D., today announced a further initiative to replace prefab units in schools with permanent accommodation. A total [...]

Forty-six schools are this week being offered grants to replace rented prefabs with permanent buildings. Minister for Education and Science Ruairi Quinn has said that [...]

Northern Ireland's newly renovated Guildhall will be officially opened to the public later. It cost £9.5m to restore the building, both inside and out. The [...]

GAA ARE set to invest €9m in a new high performance facility for the association at the National Sports Campus in Blanchardstown, reports, The Journal. [...]

A chalet built in a scenic part of Co Wicklow without planning permission will not have to be demolished after a judge ruled this would [...]

The more than 8,000sqm building in Ballybrit will be able to accommodate up to 700 people. They'll support software development, business services and cloud innovation [...]