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Taoiseach Simon Harris, Tánaiste Micheál Martin and Minister Malcolm Noonan will today (4 June) visit the site of the long-anticipated Narrow Water Bridge in County Louth to announce that construction is commencing. They will be joined by Northern Ireland Minister for Infrastructure John O’Dowd MLA.

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Construction to begin on Two Public Spaces in Cork City

By Ross Farrell 21 May 2024

Cork City Council is pleased to announce that construction has commenced on the infrastructure and public realm works for the Beamish and Crawford Quarter which is one of the most ambitious public realm programmes ever undertaken in the city centre.

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Lawlor Burns Leads Irish Construction Consultancy for Residential, Educational, and Healthcare Projects

By Ryan Harmon 13 April 2023

Lawlor Burns & Associates is one of Ireland’s leading Chartered Quantity Surveyors and Project Management practices. The company operate from offices in Limerick, Waterford and Dublin and provide professional construction consultancy services for projects including cost management and project management throughout Ireland. Over the last number of years, Lawlor Burns

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Construction in Ireland – Key Trends and Opportunities to 2025

By Jack Mullen 12 April 2021

Construction Network Ireland expects the Irish construction industry to expand by 10.9% in real terms in 2021 – up from a decline of 12.7% in 2020. The industry’s output was affected by the COVID-19 outbreak and the subsequent lockdown measures imposed to contain the virus’s spread. This has continued to weigh on construction progress and […]

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BAM takes the world’s first Electric Road Roller into service

By Jack Mullen 29 June 2020

BAM Infra Nederland has built and commissioned the world’s first fully electric 10 to 12-tonne road roller. This unique and sustainable piece of equipment was created by BAM’s plant and equipment department, on the basis of an older model which was due for an overhaul. The conversion took place over a period of one and […]

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The Future of Construction Could Involve Drones, 3D Printing, and Floating Buildings

By Jack Mullen 13 June 2018

Futurologist Dr. Ian Pearson has big expectations for the future of construction. Now, in a new report commissioned by Virgin StartUp and Colmore Tang Construction, Dr. Pearson shares some of the potential changes to come. Dr. Pearson’s proposed future is environmentally friendly and efficient, featuring roofs made from recycled plastic bottles and 3D printed walls. […]

Government Announces Commencement of Construction of New Louth Narrow Water Bridge

Construction to begin on Two Public Spaces in Cork City

Lawlor Burns Leads Irish Construction Consultancy for Residential, Educational, and Healthcare Projects

Construction in Ireland – Key Trends and Opportunities to 2025

BAM takes the world’s first Electric Road Roller into service

The Future of Construction Could Involve Drones, 3D Printing, and Floating Buildings

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