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Special Development Zone approved for Cherrywood

The Green Party has today welcomed the approval by An Bord Pleanala for a Special Development Zone (SDZ) for Cherrywood, Dun Laoghaire – Rathdown. The plan has been five years in the making, has been...

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Collen Construction – IADT National Film School – A Star is Built

Built by Collen Construction, the new National Film School located on the Institute of Art Design and Technology campus in Dun Laoghaire, is home to some of the most technologically advanced specialist...

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386 schools to receive €35 million for vital school improvements

The Minister for Education and Skills, Ruairí Quinn T.D., has today announced that a further 386 schools across every county in Ireland will be able to undertake school improvements this summer. More...

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BCD – Engineering Success

Established over 30 years ago, the ongoing success of Charleville based BCD Engineering is a lesson in how to adapt and thrive in spite of harsh economic conditions and a battered construction...

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JJ Rhatigan & Company – Setting standards in education building at NUI Galway.

There aren’t too many clients in Galway or in the surrounding area that are as successful when it comes to securing funding for construction work as NUI Galway. JJ Rhatigan & Company, a firm that...

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ECB action on hold as signs of inflation return

The European Central Bank will likely hold off policy action on Thursday, waiting for new forecasts from its staff in June before deciding whether to counter low inflation that ticked up last month....

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NTMA announces bond auction in May

The National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA), which manages the national debt, confirmed yesterday that it will hold the bond auction this week. It is pricing the bonds with a coupon, or interest...

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Scottish Group Soluis acquires pixogram Bolstering Holdings with Further IP &...

Hot on the heels of assimilating London-based virtual reality developer Kairos-VR, Glasgow digital creativity leaders The Soluis Group has now looked closer to home for its strategic growth –...

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Accolade for world-class architecture in Passive House Standard

Accolade for world-class architecture in Passive House Standard Seven projects receive international Passive House Award in Aachen, Germany Aachen, Germany. Building with an eye to energy efficiency is...

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Corrib tunnel-boring machine passes 4km mark

The Corrib pipeline tunnel being excavated in County Mayo is nearing completion, with breakthrough expected in the coming months. Once built, the 4.9km tunnel will be longer than the Dublin Port Tunnel...

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CRH reports tough times in US but strong start in Europe

CRH plc, the international building materials group, has issued their Interim Management Statement this morning in advance of its Annual General Meeting which takes place today at 11.00 am in Dublin....

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Logistics Sector Unsung Hero of Irish Economic Revival – Savills

Demand for industrial space is being driven by a resurgent logistics sector according to property consultants, Savills Ireland. In its latest commentary on Dublin’s industrial property market, Savills...

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BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company) celebrates 50 years in Drogheda,...

BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company), a leading global medical technology company, today celebrated the 50th anniversary of its plant opening in Drogheda, Co Louth, with an announcement of a €16 million...

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Poolbeg Incinerator likely to proceed

The Poolbeg Incinerator project is likely to proceed to construction following an EC Investigation which has found in favour of the Dublin’s local authorities. The European Commission has found that a...

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Secretary General of the Department of Finance quits

The Department of Finance secretary general Mr. John Moran has unexpectedly quit his position, just 24 months after taking command of the Department. He was the first “outsider” ever appointed to the...

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Taoiseach announces resignation of Minister Alan Shatter

Taoiseach Enda Kenny today announced to Dáil Éireann that Justice & Defence Minister Alan Shatter has tendered his resignation.   Watch the Taoiseach’s full statement:   The Taoiseach said: I wish...

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CRH sees little impact from Holcim, Lafarge merger

Ireland’s CRH does not expect the merger of Holcim and Lafarge to have a big impact cement industry competition nor raise antitrust issues for its own diversified materials business, its CEO said on...

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Property market recovery spreads to the rest of the country

The property market recovery has spread outside of the Dublin area, that’s according to a new report by property experts at the website MyHome.ie. The study found that 29,772 in property sales were...

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27 New Homes for Sale at College Square, Terenure

27 new homes at College Square, Terenure, Dublin 6W, have been launched on the market by property consultants, Savills, on behalf of Ballymore. It is one of the most significant new home developments...

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Continued respite for consumers, while NTMA raises another €750m

Data released this morning by the CSO show that prices on average, as measured by the CPI, were 0.3% y/y higher in April, up from 0.2% y/y in March. This extends the run of sub-1% y/y readings to 14...

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