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A review into An Bord Pleanála’s is taking place and should be finished by the end of the year.
The living quarters are topped with a skylight that turns out to be, in fact, the swimming pool.
It could make bricklayers a thing of the past.
Cairn Homes listed on the London Stock Exchange today.
The Washington Post estimated that as many as 4,000 workers will die by 2020.
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The Ulster Bank’s new figures have shown growth in the construction industry continued in April.
The country, along with potential house buyers, is being held to ransom.
One of Ireland’s most well-known property developers has exited Nama.
They’re going to blitz construction companies with information about their employment services, like Jobbridge. And, erm, that’s about it really.
But land values are predicted to rise, which could mean more property eventually on the market.
The homeowners in Donegal want redress.
We’re in for a “turbulent” year in the home construction sector in 2015, it’s being predicted.
The rate of growth in commercial activity remained sharp, despite easing for the third month running.
There’s already a 22.5% increase in the number of new companies this year.
Some firms hired new staff to prepare for further growth in work.
Well, they funded the planning of a plan.
Dublin is still growing and growing.
The TEEU’s conference heard that they wan ta roll-back on concession made over the last seven years.
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The Minister for Justice said the €42 million investment shows she is serious about improving the policing system.
“The resilience of the Filipino people is amazing, they are like phoenix birds.”
Heard any scratching noises recently? Just saying.
“Nobody wants to go back to the bad old days of the construction and property boom.”
Project commencements are up 40 per cent, compared to the first 8 months of 2013.
The Irish Green Building Council says Ireland is going through a “revolution in standards and regulation”.
Brendan Howlin says it will deliver 6,700 units.
And employment is growing, too.
But a housing charity thinks it’s not so bad.
The council CEO is understood to have described it as an “oversight” on his part not to inform the councillors sooner.
New figures show that the volume of residential has decreased for a second quarter.
It took 10 years for the scheme in Inchicore to be completed.
How many people use gas heating in Clontarf? How many toddler householdS are there in Dundrum?
A new survey says that there is more work and jobs are on the up.
The campus, in Dublin’s north inner city, will eventually be the academic home to 20,000 students.
The bridge at Green’s Bridge has been the site of protests in recent months.
Despite a recovery, nearly 80,000 workers remain unemployed.
This was the week in business
The remains were found during Luas works in mid-July.
Ulster Bank says that new orders are at their highest level for 10 years.