Struggling to assess roof damage when safe access is a challenge? For insurance providers, gathering detailed evidence from tall structures or hazardous locations can complicate claims assessments. Drone as a Service provides aerial imagery and survey data to support insurance claims documentation and risk assessment across Ireland. By capturing detailed photographs and video, drones help insurers assess the condition of buildings and assets where access is difficult. Following fire, flooding, storms or vandalism, aerial surveys can document visible damage to roofs, structures and surrounding terrain. This gives claims teams a clearer view of affected areas and evidence to support decisions about the nature and extent of a claim. When ground access is restricted after a major event, drones can also help assess damage across larger areas, supporting a more comprehensive understanding of the impact. Drone surveys also help insurers assess risks before damage occurs. Detailed site assessments and digital 3D models provide a clearer view of residential, commercial and industrial properties, helping insurers understand their condition and potential exposure to damage. For insurers, the benefit is practical: better visibility of difficult-to-reach assets and detailed information to inform assessments. Need a clearer picture of property damage or risk? Contact Drone as a Service to discuss your assessment requirements.
Construction News
06/11/2026
Hard-to-Reach Damage? Get a Clearer View with Drone Surveys
06/11/2026
BAM has achieved a significant step on the M28 Cork to Ringaskiddy Motorway, completing the demolition of the existing Maryborough Hill Bridge during the October Bank Holiday weekend as part of a complex programme of works.
The effort also covered critical road crossings and related infrastructure,
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06/11/2026
The Land Development Agency (LDA) has lodged a Large-scale Residential Development (LRD) application with Dublin City Council for 564 apartments in Ballymun, Dublin 11.
Located beside the new Ballymun Metrolink station, the proposal comprises three residential blocks ranging from six to 12 storeys.
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06/11/2026
National Broadband Ireland (NBI), the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport, and Clare County Council have confirmed the completion of the main infrastructure build for the National Broadband Plan (NBP) in County Clare.
The achievement paves the way for widespread access to high-speed fib
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06/11/2026
World Town Planning Day falls on 8 November, uniting planners and communities worldwide to champion how effective planning improves quality of life and strengthens society, creating places to live, work and play.
Founded in Buenos Aires in 1949 by Argentinian professor Carlos María della Paolera, i
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06/11/2026
A new rotating biological contactor (RBC) has been installed at Cabragh Wastewater Treatment Works in County Tyrone, marking a key milestone in NI Water's £2.5 million investment at the site.
The fully enclosed, modern unit features a compact design that enables efficient and effective treatment, m
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06/11/2026
EirGrid gathered public engagement leads and energy sector stakeholders from across the continent at Cork City Hall for the latest session of the EU Pact for Engagement, a European Commission initiative aimed at deepening public participation in the rollout of energy infrastructure.
Running alongsi
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06/11/2026
Struggling to assess roof damage when safe access is a challenge? For insurance providers, gathering detailed evidence from tall structures or hazardous locations can complicate claims assessments. Drone as a Service provides aerial imagery and survey data to support insurance claims documentation a
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06/11/2026
Bonded rubber and rigid-board design offers a practical solution for domestic appliances, fitness equipment and stage cabinets
Advanced Acoustics is highlighting its Anti-Vibration Isolation Pad, a ready-to-install composite platform designed to reduce vibration transfer from domestic appliances, s
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06/11/2026
Uisce Éireann has secured planning permission for a significant upgrade to Askeaton's wastewater infrastructure in west Limerick, marking a key milestone for the project.
The upgrade will boost treatment capacity to accommodate new housing and future development, deliver more sustainable wastewater
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06/11/2026
Ministers for Transport have welcomed confirmation that all judicial review proceedings connected to the Galway City Ring Road have been withdrawn following a period of constructive mediation.
The legal challenges related to An Coimisiún Pleanála's decision to grant planning consent for the road. T
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