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27/02/2026
The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Helen McEntee TD, has announced an extra €3.4 million for the London Irish Centre's (LIC) redevelopment, bringing total state support for the project to €6.75 million.
Minister McEntee said: "Since it opened its doors in 1955, the London Irish Centre has
27/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed the commencement of a £355,000 carriageway resurfacing scheme aimed at revitalising key arterial routes in Belfast City Centre. The project will cover Chichester Street from Upper Arthur Street to Victoria Street, and Victoria Street from May Street
27/02/2026
Set to make an even more prominent appearance at next April's ScotPlant exhibition at the Royal Highland Showgrounds, Edinburgh will be McHale Plant Sales who – since their previous exhibitor attendance as UK distributors for Metso crushing and screening equipment – have had the additional appointme
27/02/2026
Ireland's recent move to become an Associate Member of CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics, has officially opened the door for Irish engineering firms to tender for high-value contracts and for graduates to pursue careers at the world-renowned facility.
A high-level delegation from
27/02/2026
Uisce Éireann will begin network upgrade works in the coming days to replace damaged water mains serving the communities of Lough Easkey and Knockacullen, aiming to cut the disruption caused by frequent bursts.
The project will see 3.2 kilometres of old mains swapped for new, more durable pipes, si
27/02/2026
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council has launched an open invitation to home builders and housing developers to submit proposals for the advance purchase of residential developments.
The initiative specifically targets houses and apartments with existing planning permission that are either unbuil
27/02/2026
Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Dara Calleary TD, has opened a Category 1 call for proposals under the Rural Regeneration and Development Fund (RRDF) on Friday, 27 February 2026.
Backed by Project Ireland 2040 and aligned with the Our Rural Future strategy and the To
27/02/2026
The Minister for Transport, Darragh O'Brien, has officially launched a public consultation on the draft National EV Charging Infrastructure Strategy 2026–2028.
This new roadmap marks the next phase of Ireland's transition to electric mobility, ensuring that the supply of charging points stays ahea
27/02/2026
Finance Minister John O'Dowd has visited a new 24-bed aparthotel development in Derry, which is scheduled to open its doors this spring.
The project, led by the Duddy Group, is an extension of the Holiday Inn Express complex. It follows the successful launch of Kaboodle, a bar and entertainment cen
27/02/2026
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has announced the appointment of Northstone to carry out a major £2 million Environmental Improvement Scheme across three rural towns.
The project, which is part of the Covid Recovery Small Settlements Regeneration Programme, will see extensive upgrades delivered i
26/02/2026
Hanley Energy has announced a major partnership with Equinix to develop a 150,000 sq. ft. advanced manufacturing facility in Dundalk, Co. Louth.
The project, which involves an investment of up to $700 million, was launched in the presence of Taoiseach Michéal Martin and is set to create hundreds o
26/02/2026
Uisce Éireann has announced the completion of a €550 million upgrade to the Ringsend Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP), a critical infrastructure project designed to support the sustainable development of the Greater Dublin Area.
The plant, which treats 40% of all public wastewater in Ireland, now
26/02/2026
GRAHAM has been selected for the Department for Education's (DfE) latest Construction Framework (CF25), successfully securing a position in the High Value Band (HVB) for both the North and South of England.
This appointment follows the company's previous role on the CF21 framework, where it has be
26/02/2026
Ireland's offshore wind build-out is set to be one of the largest infrastructure programmes in the State's history. Meeting 2030 climate goals, shoring up energy security and anchoring a competitive renewables supply chain will take more than investment and streamlined consenting. It demands a coord
26/02/2026
Limerick City and County Council has issued a call for Expressions of Interest (EOI) from landowners, developers, and builders to participate in a strategic procurement competition.
The initiative, structured as a Competitive Dialogue, is designed to identify and deliver new social, affordable, an
26/02/2026
Construction is scheduled to begin in mid-March in Rathfriland as part of a £2 million Environmental Improvement Scheme.
The project, which covers Rathfriland, Gilford, and Markethill, is a collaborative initiative funded by the Department for Communities (DfC), DAERA, DfI, and Armagh City, Banbri
26/02/2026
A landmark study from Energy Storage Ireland (ESI) and TNEI has revealed that the large-scale deployment of long-duration energy storage could reduce fossil fuel generation on Ireland's electricity grid by more than 2 TWh annually.
This reduction represents nearly 30% of projected fossil fuel use,
26/02/2026
Gas Networks Ireland has entered into a Strategic Collaboration Agreement (SCA) with the Corrib Joint Venture—comprising Nephin Energy and Vermilion Energy—to develop a green hydrogen pilot project in County Mayo.
The initiative will be based at the Bellanaboy Bridge Gas Terminal and will investig
26/02/2026
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon TD, and Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment, Darragh O'Brien TD, have announced €10 million in funding for two landmark bioeconomy demonstration projects.
Co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union under t
26/02/2026
South Eastern Regional College (SERC) has officially inaugurated a new Industrial Training Centre at its Downpatrick Campus. The facility, designed to foster skills development and growth within the electrical and mechatronic engineering sectors, was opened by Councillor Philip Campbell, Chair of Ne
25/02/2026
Investment volumes in the Irish commercial property market are expected to climb throughout 2026, according to the latest Ireland Investment Market – Review and Outlook from Savills.
The forecast suggests that a combination of predictable interest rate expectations and a robust domestic economy wi
25/02/2026
Belfast has been awarded $1 million (approximately £750,000) through the Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge 2025 – 2026.
The funding will support a city-wide programme to transform Belfast's extensive network of alleyways, using these public spaces as a testbed for a new, scalable model of
25/02/2026
The Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Dara Calleary TD, has opened the 2026 Local Improvement Scheme (LIS), allocating €17.55 million for the repair and upgrade of non-public rural roads and laneways.
The move underlines the Government's ongoing commitment to rural in
25/02/2026
A ceremonial sod cutting has signalled the launch of a £1 million conservation project to restore Northern Ireland's only World War II RAF 'Trainer Dome' at Aghanloo, with the historic structure set to be reborn as a multi-use community venue by autumn 2026.
The rare Dome, one of just six of its ki
25/02/2026
Evara has announced it is close to finishing St Helen's Plaza, an 80-apartment building in Adamstown, west Dublin, following a topping out ceremony marking the structure reaching roof level.
The scheme is being delivered by Ireland's largest private homebuilder for Tuath Housing and South Dublin Co
25/02/2026
Uisce Éireann confirmed the programme is progressing to schedule, with the Cookstown upgrade designed to increase headroom in the existing network and accommodate planned residential and commercial development in the area. The investment is intended to futureproof wastewater services while improving
25/02/2026
Uisce Éireann has advised customers in County Donegal that essential cleaning of reservoirs is ongoing this week as part of efforts to safeguard the quality and reliability of supplies for homes and businesses.
Bypass systems are in place at most sites to minimise disruption; however, some customer
25/02/2026
Fin Gael Senator PJ Murphy has officially introduced a new Bill to the Seanad this week, seeking to implement stricter penalties for the theft of trade tools and equipment.
The proposed legislation, the Criminal Justice (Theft and Fraud Offences) (Amendment) (Work Equipment) Bill 2026, calls for a
25/02/2026
The Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, James Browne TD, has confirmed a €373 million capital injection for the 2026 Second-Hand Social Housing Acquisitions Programme.
This allocation represents a substantial increase of more than €80 million over the €290 million utilised by loca
25/02/2026
The results of the fifth auction under the Government's Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS 5) have been released by EirGrid, confirming that five onshore wind projects have successfully secured contracts.
These wind developments represent a combined capacity of 219 MW, contributing to Irel
24/02/2026
Designer Group has helped its client record 250,000 hours without a Lost Time Injury (LTI) on a major pharmaceutical manufacturing scheme in Ireland.
The company's work package covers process mechanical and electrical installations for a new Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) building located o
24/02/2026
Significant progress has been recorded at the Ballycastle Leisure Centre site as the project completes its first full year of construction. Since work began in February 2025, the development has moved through several critical phases, starting with site clearance and essential roadworks on Quay Road
24/02/2026
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, James Lawless TD, has launched a €2.6 million phased funding initiative to support five pioneering research teams.
This investment, delivered through a partnership between Research Ireland and Gas Networks Ireland (GNI),
24/02/2026
Construction has officially begun on a €7 million investment project to overhaul the wastewater infrastructure in North County Wicklow. Lead contractor Coffey Construction is carrying out the upgrades on behalf of Uisce Éireann, with the project designed to increase capacity and support long-term re
24/02/2026
Construction has officially commenced on a new €6.5 million domestic violence refuge in County Louth following a sod-turning ceremony led by the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Jim O'Callaghan.
The development is a priority project under the Third National Strategy on Domestic, S
24/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed the start of a £320,000 resurfacing scheme at Lincoln Courts in Derry, with works officially underway.
The project focuses on the U1593 loop road, extending across its entire length from both junctions with the B530 Rossdowney Road.
The comprehensi
24/02/2026
Leading architects and State housing experts are meeting at The Model gallery in Sligo on 23-24 February for the RIAI/DHLGH Joint Housing Conference 2026.
This year's theme, 'Activation through Collaboration', focuses on maximising existing resources and utilising planning and procurement reform t
24/02/2026
The latest Cutting Carbon, Cutting Bills report, produced by Baringa and commissioned by Wind Energy Ireland, reveals that renewable energy sources saved up to €13 million daily in gas and carbon costs during last winter's periods of peak demand.
Throughout 2025, wind generation totalling 13.8 tera
24/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has announced two significant road improvement schemes aimed at enhancing safety and infrastructure across the North Down and Belfast areas, representing a combined investment of £473,000.
Craigantlet Road Safety Improvements
A £50,000 project is set to
23/02/2026
A major construction project has officially commenced in Macroom, Co. Cork, following a sod-turning ceremony attended by the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Jim O'Callaghan, the Minister of State for the Office of Public Works (OPW), Kevin "Boxer" Moran, and Garda Commissioner Just
23/02/2026
City Quays Gardens in Belfast has been honoured with a prestigious safety award from a leading industry body, recognising its outstanding achievement in "designing out crime." The Secured by Design (SBD) Recognition Certificate was presented to Belfast Harbour Police by Michael Brooke, Deputy Chief
23/02/2026
Pipelaying activity is scheduled to begin in the Seagoe Road area of Portadown this week.
This essential work forms part of a broader infrastructure programme dedicated to the installation of specialised stormwater pipelines across Northern Ireland.
To facilitate the safe execution of these works
23/02/2026
The Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, James Browne TD, has announced that the Government has approved the development of the 1916 Commemorative Centre at 14-17 Moore Street.
The project is now set to proceed to the main construction tender stage and the subsequent appointment of
23/02/2026
The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) has announced the publication of its new RIAI Competency Framework Architecture.
This initiative follows an extensive period of consultation and research, establishing the necessary standards for skill, knowledge, and competence at three vita
23/02/2026
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has welcomed the launch of 'Shankill: A Plan to Grow', a new strategic initiative designed to support the long-term development of the Greater Shankill area in Belfast.
The plan is the result of a collaborative effort involving local residents, community groups, a
23/02/2026
Farrans Construction has been announced as the official "Next Generation" sponsor for the upcoming Northern Ireland Construction Dinner.
The event, which is set to take place on 19 March 2026, is co-hosted by the Construction Employers Federation (CEF) and Construction Futures.
As part of its spo
23/02/2026
Uisce Éireann and South Dublin County Council (SDCC) are collaborating on a dual-infrastructure project involving water main replacement and surface water pipeline installation along the R405 Hazelhatch Road.
The partnership aims to eliminate leaks, reduce pipe bursts, and prevent flooding, while
23/02/2026
The Faculty of Building Technology and Engineering at Southern Regional College (SRC) held its annual SkillBuild Intercampus competition on Tuesday, 3 February 2026, at the Greenbank campus.
The event serves as a rigorous test of technical skill, technique, and the ability to perform under time pr
23/02/2026
RenewableNI will welcome business leaders, investors, policymakers and energy innovators to Smart Energy on Thursday 26 March 2026 at the Europa Hotel, Belfast, with the event now five weeks away.
Billed as Northern Ireland's leading renewable electricity conference, Smart Energy continues to expan
20/02/2026
Construction firms and suppliers across Ireland are being invited to Belfast City Hall on Wednesday, 25 March, to explore extensive procurement pipelines within the Northern Irish public sector. The 'Meet the Buyer' event, a joint initiative between Belfast City Council and InterTradeIreland, aims t
20/02/2026
Amey has significantly expanded its footprint in the Irish market after being awarded a primary place on Transport Infrastructure Ireland's (TII) Commercial, Claims Advisor, and Professional Services framework.
This four-year agreement positions Amey as the Lot 1 supplier, tasking the firm with th
20/02/2026
Dublin City Council has reached a critical procurement milestone with the granting of Part 8 planning approval for the redevelopment of Cromcastle Court and the adjacent Old Coalyard site in Dublin 5.
This initial phase of a wider masterplan represents a significant capital investment in the Coolo
20/02/2026
Uisce Éireann has confirmed that essential infrastructure works are scheduled to begin next week in Donaghmore, Co. Wexford.
The project, which falls under the utility's National Leakage Reduction Programme, involves the decommissioning and replacement of over 1km of ageing water mains situated be
20/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has visited County Fermanagh to meet with residents and local representatives, outlining a focused investment plan to address road safety and infrastructure deficits in the region.
During the visit, the Minister confirmed that over £3.5 million has already been
20/02/2026
In a significant move for Northern Ireland's utilities sector, the region's primary electricity and gas transmission system operators (TSOs) have entered into a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
The agreement, signed by SONI (System Operator Northern Ireland) and Gas Market Operator Northe
20/02/2026
EY Ireland has been formally awarded the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Accredited Employer Standard by Engineers Ireland. The accreditation serves as a strategic endorsement of the firm's commitment to fostering a high-performance culture through structured learning and technical innovat
20/02/2026
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20/02/2026
The Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Tracy Kelly, has officially opened the new £1.5 million Sandy Row Arts & Digital Hub in South Belfast. The project has successfully transformed a previously derelict building into a high-spec multi-use facility, funded through a joint partnership between Belfast
20/02/2026
The Irish Government has officially approved the progression of the 1916 Commemorative Centre at 14-17 Moore Street to the main construction tender stage.
This significant move, announced by Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage James Browne TD, alongside Ministers of State Christoph
19/02/2026
The Department for the Economy (DfE) has announced a significant shift in how new electricity distribution network connections are charged in Northern Ireland. Under the new arrangements, the substantial costs often required to reinforce the existing grid will no longer be the sole responsibility of
19/02/2026
A new record for wind-powered electricity generation has been established in Ireland, according to the latest data from national grid operator EirGrid.
On Saturday, 14 February 2026, at 5:50 pm, wind generation on the Irish grid reached a peak of 3,898 MW.
This latest figure edges out previous al
19/02/2026
Gas Networks Ireland has released its 2025 annual gas demand statement, revealing that gas continues to underpin the country's energy security.
While overall demand saw a modest decline of 1.5% compared to 2024, gas remained the primary fuel for electricity generation, accounting for 40% of the to
19/02/2026
Galway City Council has made history as the first local authority in Ireland to receive funding under the European Urban Initiative (EUI) – Innovative Actions programme.
The Council has been awarded €3,363,213 via the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) to lead "WATERWAY," a project designed
19/02/2026
Dublin Climate Action Week 2026 will feature events across the city highlighting climate themes, ongoing projects and objectives, and the collective work of the four Dublin local authorities. The initiative is being organised and delivered by Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, Dublin City Counci
19/02/2026
The Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment, Darragh O'Brien, will attend the 2026 International Energy Agency (IEA) Ministerial in Paris this week, joining energy and climate ministers from over 40 countries.
The meeting also marks the formal conclusion of Ireland's term as Chair of the
19/02/2026
Relinea has been named as a finalist for the ICE Awards 2026, with its industry-leading GRP Platform System shortlisted in the Construction Product Innovation category.
The Irish Construction Excellence Awards are regarded as the premier benchmark for quality and performance within the Irish built
19/02/2026
Tamnamore-based animal feed and bedding manufacturer Capper Trading is investing £6 million in a renewable energy hub spanning two sites in Mid Ulster, Northern Ireland.
The project is co-funded through the Shared Island Sustainability Capital Grant scheme, which has awarded £1.39 million, signall
19/02/2026
A major public engagement exercise has been announced to help steer the £45 million revitalisation of Derry's Central Riverfront. Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins and the Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, Cllr Ruairí McHugh, are calling on residents, businesses, and stakeholders
18/02/2026
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council has confirmed the appointment of Woodvale Construction Company to deliver its new Theatre and Conference Centre, marking a key delivery milestone in the Newry City Centre Regeneration Programme. Supported by the Belfast Region City Deal and the Shared Island I
18/02/2026
Ireland's Minister for Transport, Darragh O'Brien, together with Ministers of State Seán Canney and Jerry Buttimer, has confirmed more than €1.5 billion in Exchequer funding for national, regional and local roads in 2026 — a 13% uplift on 2025 — signalling a strong pipeline of civils and maintenance
18/02/2026
Uisce Éireann is advancing into the final commissioning phase of a significant watermain upgrade in Lismore, with nearly 3 kilometres of aging infrastructure being replaced to improve reliability and reduce leakage across the town.
To facilitate these commissioning activities, customers in parts of
18/02/2026
Horse Racing Ireland (HRI) has officially initiated a pre-market consultation (PMC) to identify world-class developers, investors, and operators for the next phase of the Leopardstown Campus.
This strategic move aims to explore the potential for a high-quality indoor arena and a hotel at the site,
18/02/2026
GRAHAM has joined the Passivhaus Trust as a Patron Member, the Trust's highest tier of affiliation, reinforcing the contractor's drive to scale high‑performance, low‑energy building delivery across the UK. The move aligns with the Trust's mission to promote, educate and support wider ado
18/02/2026
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council is set to move a proposed community trail in Hilltown into the planning process, following approval by the Council's Active and Healthy Communities Committee. The recommendation, which includes appointing a consultant to progress the scheme to planning, will b
18/02/2026
Northern Ireland's Department for Infrastructure has announced a £290,000 carriageway resurfacing scheme on the Kilhoyle Road, Limavady, reinforcing investment in local road assets and supporting reliable connectivity for the area.
The project will deliver approximately 1.5km of resurfacing, starti
18/02/2026
Regarded as a leading benchmark for performance in Ireland's built environment, the ICE Awards spotlight best practice in project delivery, design, technology and leadership. Coffey's multiple shortlistings reflect the breadth of its work on critical public infrastructure and the capability of multi
18/02/2026
Farrans has partnered with Foyle Search and Rescue to deliver a practical water‑rescue training session for its Craigavon Bridge project team in L’Derry, delivered on site for Northern Ireland Water. The initiative focused on strengthening risk management and emergency response capability duri
18/02/2026
J. Murphy & Sons has been shortlisted for eight honours at the 2026 Irish Construction Excellence (ICE) Awards, underscoring the contractor’s breadth of capability across Ireland’s infrastructure and industrial markets and the contribution of its project teams and supply chain partners.
Shortlisted
17/02/2026
Uisce Éireann has begun works on a €25 million strategic trunk water main in the Clontarf area, aimed at strengthening resilience and long‑term water security across north Dublin city. The North City Arterial Main (NCAM) will also add the network capacity needed to facilitate 12,000 new homes,
17/02/2026
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine said the funding will deliver capital works across the State's network of harbours, targeting modernisation, safety and climate resilience.
Speaking at the launch in Howth Fishery Harbour Centre, Minister Heydon said: "The 2026 Programme represents
17/02/2026
A Neolithic or Bronze Age burial cairn, estimated to be 3,000–5,000 years old, has been uncovered at The Murrins Area of Special Scientific Interest near Omagh during extensive peatland restoration designed to boost water quality in the Fane and Strule catchments. The feature will be added to the Hi
17/02/2026
Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment Darragh O'Brien has unveiled almost €35 million in new funding to accelerate local authority-led climate action, underscoring the Government's commitment to supporting communities in the transition to a climate-neutral economy.
The centrepiece is €30
17/02/2026
Senior figures from national government, major utilities and local authorities convened at Cork City Hall for Demystifying Digital Twins, a strategic forum examining how data-centric planning can sharpen delivery of Ireland's climate, transport and regeneration programmes.
Hosted by Cork City Coun
17/02/2026
Uisce Éireann is progressing planned reservoir cleaning in County Donegal this week, targeting assets serving Killybegs, Na Gleannta and Owenteskna to protect water quality and maintain reliable supply for the area.
To support service continuity during the programme, network adjustments and bypasse
17/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has announced two road improvement schemes in Counties Tyrone and Down worth a combined £671,000.
The projects will see resurfacing works carried out on the B72 Meenacloy Road between Castlederg and Ederney, alongside improvements to Newtownbreda Road in Belfast,
17/02/2026
HSENI and the HSA, in partnership with the Construction Industry Federation and Spinal Injuries Ireland, have launched a two-week inspection drive after figures showed 68 deaths from falls from height since 2016, including 16 in Northern Ireland.
The coordinated all-island campaign will concentrate
17/02/2026
Uisce Éireann is pressing ahead with measures to protect Waterford’s drinking water by carrying out focused leak detection works overnight this Tuesday. The activity forms part of an ongoing programme to curb leakage, reinforce the network and deliver a more dependable, sustainable supply for homes
17/02/2026
The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Chartered Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors (CICES) have reached a significant milestone with the introduction of a new professional designation for the industry.
For the first time in the 56-year history of CICES, eligible Member
16/02/2026
GRAHAM has secured a £286m contract to deliver the wholesale redevelopment of Cambridge Halls at Manchester Metropolitan University, a scheme being progressed through a joint venture between the University and Unite Students.
The long-term partnership will provide 2,302 new student bedrooms as part
16/02/2026
Significant progress has been made on NI Water's £2.5 million capital investment project at the Craigavon Bridge, designed to future-proof Derry City's drinking water network.
The scheme aims to bolster the resilience of the local supply, reducing the likelihood of pipe bursts and service interrup
16/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has announced four road improvement and resurfacing schemes across Northern Ireland worth more than £1.1 million in total.
The projects, located in Belfast, Armoy, Newtownabbey and Madden, are either underway or due to begin in February and April, with traffic m
16/02/2026
Provisional figures from EirGrid show that renewable sources supplied 39% of Ireland's electricity in January, broadly in line with the 40% recorded by official metered data in January 2025.
Wind remained the dominant renewable, providing 33% of all electricity used last month. Total wind generatio
16/02/2026
Village Hall and Heritage Centre upgrades, public realm improvements and a native tree-planting scheme will be advanced to secure long-term benefits for Adare and the wider Limerick region.
The Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport, Patrick O'Donovan TD, has announced funding of up to €5.7
16/02/2026
Co-owners of Galway Wind Park, SSE and Greencoat Renewables, have officially opened the 2026 intake for the Galway Wind Park Major Projects Fund. This year, €300,000 is being made available to assist large-scale, community-driven projects located within 10km of the wind farm.
The Major Projects Fun
16/02/2026
The Government has unveiled a significant expansion of the Buy and Renew Scheme to convert more long‑term vacant and derelict properties into high‑quality social homes across the country.
For the first time, building contractors will be able to directly acquire and renovate eligible pro
16/02/2026
Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport Patrick O'Donovan, and Minister for Climate, Energy and Environment Darragh O'Brien have announced a new €6.5 million Creative Climate Action Fund to back imaginative, large-scale creative, cultural and artistic initiatives tha
16/02/2026
Gas Networks Ireland has announced the appointment of David Kelly as its new Chief Executive Officer. Mr Kelly, who currently serves as the utility's Director of Customer and Business Development, brings more than two decades of executive experience across both the public and private sectors to the
16/02/2026
Lana White has joined Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council as its first apprentice in the Planning Department, under a new Higher Level Apprenticeship (HLA) in Planning.
The council has created the earn‑while‑you‑learn role to provide hands‑on experience in l
13/02/2026
Works have begun on Phase I of the landmark Cleeves Riverside Quarter regeneration in central Limerick, a key milestone in the transformation of the historic 10-acre site. The overall scheme is valued at more than €400 million.
Sisk has been appointed main contractor for this initial phase, which w
13/02/2026
Cork City Council has been awarded €2 million in funding from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to fast-track its building retrofitting strategy.
The grant, provided through the EIB's ELENA (European Local Energy Assistance) initiative, is specifically earmarked for technical assistance to design
13/02/2026
Minister for Public Expenditure, Infrastructure, Public Service Reform, and Digitalisation, Jack Chambers TD, has confirmed significant amendments to the state's Infrastructure Guidelines.
These reforms are designed to accelerate the delivery of major projects by removing time-consuming administra
13/02/2026
Breedon Group plc has announced the re-opening of the Aghamore quarry in County Sligo as a central component of its strategic expansion programme across Ireland.
The facility, which has now secured the necessary planning permission, significantly increases the Group's operational capacity to suppl
13/02/2026
A major cross-border conservation effort has been launched to restore degraded peatlands across Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland's border counties. The €19.2 million PEAT+ Project, led by the charity Ulster Wildlife, will target 19 priority sites over the next three years, including sign
13/02/2026
The Community Rescue Service (CRS) has received a significant boost to its life-saving capabilities following a £10,536 donation from Antrim-based gas network operator, Kinecx Energy.
The total was reached through a series of co-ordinated staff events held throughout last year, with the final figur
13/02/2026
A significant environmental project aimed at improving the water quality of Lough Melvin is set to begin later this month in Garrison, County Fermanagh.
The initiative is part of the €32 million WEST project (Water Enhancements through Sustainable Treatment), a strategic cross-border partnership b
13/02/2026
Uisce Éireann has announced the start of construction on a new wastewater treatment plant in Castlemagner, County Cork. Representing a €13.4 million investment, the project is a major component of a national programme designed to facilitate housing delivery and promote sustainable development across
13/02/2026
Radius Housing has officially opened Daisyfield Court, a significant new residential development on the Letterkenny Road in L'Derry. The £8.25 million scheme provides a mix of townhouses and apartments designed to house up to 114 people, marking a major step in addressing the acute housing shortage
13/02/2026
The shortlist for the 2026 All-Ireland Housing Awards has been revealed, recognising projects, organisations and individuals delivering impact across the housing sector across Ireland and Northern Ireland.
The awards, organised by the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH), will take place at Titanic
12/02/2026
Dublin City Council has published the pre-planning design for 'Grow College Green', its flagship public-realm project to reimagine the historic heart of the capital as a welcoming destination to shop, work, gather and celebrate — and a place to pause and connect.
The latest iteration follows exten
12/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has published Living With Water in Derry/Londonderry: An Integrated Plan for Drainage and Wastewater Management in Derry, setting out a long-term approach to make the city's drainage and wastewater systems more resilient, sustainable and capable of supporting futu
12/02/2026
PJ Hegarty has started on site for the redevelopment of the Crawford Art Gallery in Cork city centre.
The scheme includes a new seven-storey extension featuring a public gallery with views across the city, alongside the renovation and conservation of the existing 18th-century landmark. The expanded
12/02/2026
Uisce Éireann teams are continuing complex repair works on a major burst affecting Fruit Hill, Fishertown, Great Island and nearby areas, with a tanker in place at Horeswood Church and a boil-before-use advisory for collected water.
Crews remain on site in Great Island working to fix a significant
12/02/2026
McLaughlin & Harvey has been awarded the contract to design and install a new floating linkspan at Stornoway Port's recently completed deep-water terminal.
The Northern Irish construction and civil engineering firm, which finished the initial terminal construction in 2024, will now deliver this cr
12/02/2026
Minister Darragh O'Brien is today (12 February) attending the British-Irish Council (BIC) Energy Ministerial, hosted by the UK Government in London.
Energy ministers from the eight BIC member administrations are assessing the Energy Work Sector 2022–2025 policy report and activity across decarbonis
12/02/2026
The Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, James Browne TD, has announced an expansion of the Pyrite Remediation Scheme to cover an estimated 200 additional homes affected by pyrite.
Until now, only properties assessed with a Damage Condition Rating of 2 — indicating significant pyrit
12/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed the investment, which will improve the condition of the B93 from No. 69 Ahoghill Road to the junction with the Portglenone Road. The scheme has commenced and is due to complete just before Easter.
Minister Kimmins said: "This is a substantial invest
12/02/2026
Uisce Éireann has confirmed that a programme of reservoir cleaning is under way this week across South Donegal to safeguard supplies for households and businesses. Bypass arrangements are in operation at most locations to limit impact, but some customers may notice lower pressure, temporary discolou
12/02/2026
Galway City Council has been shortlisted in three categories at the All-Ireland Housing Awards 2026, which are organised by the Chartered Institute of Housing to recognise innovation and impact across Ireland and Northern Ireland.
The council's nods cover Bóithrín na Saoirse – Traveller Group Hous
11/02/2026
A major milestone for Northern Ireland's digital economy has been reached as construction officially begins on the Momentum One Zero expansion in Belfast's Titanic Quarter.
Henry Brothers, the lead contractor for the project, hosted a sod-cutting ceremony attended by leaders from government, acade
11/02/2026
A £635,000 road improvement scheme is officially underway on the A25 Newry Road in Rathfriland, Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed. The project focuses on a 1,450-metre stretch of the carriageway, extending from Grocers Road to the junction with Greenhill Road.
The resurfacing work i
11/02/2026
Uisce Éireann has announced the successful completion of a €15.5 million upgrade to the Rathvilly Water Treatment Plant, securing a resilient water supply for more than 15,000 customers.
The project's completion has led the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to remove the Carlow North Regional
11/02/2026
Belfast Harbour recorded another year of expansion in 2025, with throughput edging closer to historic peaks as most cargo categories strengthened and travel numbers also increased.
The Trust Port reported 24.3 million tonnes moved through its facilities last year, up from 24.1 million tonnes in 202
11/02/2026
Farrans has been awarded a maximum score in a recent Considerate Constructors Scheme (CCS) audit for its work on the Clore Manor project in the Borough of Barnet.
The Northern Ireland-headquartered firm is currently designing and constructing the six-storey care home on behalf of the Care Concern G
11/02/2026
Fermanagh and Omagh District Council has welcomed the official launch of PEAT+, a landmark €19.2 million cross-border initiative dedicated to peatland restoration.
The project was inaugurated on World Wetlands Day at the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, marking a significant step forward for the inte
11/02/2026
More than 6,400 customers in Roscrea are set to benefit after the local public water supply was removed from the Environmental Protection Agency's at‑risk register, following over €2 million of upgrade works at the Glenbeha and Fanure Water Treatment Plants.
Uisce Éireann said the investment
11/02/2026
The Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage has appointed Garret Doocey as Deputy Secretary General with responsibility for housing activation, effective 10 February 2026.
Doocey previously served as an Assistant Secretary at the Department of Transport. He was selected following a Pub
11/02/2026
Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, Dara Calleary TD, has approved capital funding of €388,059 for Cumann Mícheál Breathnach in Indreabhán, Co Galway, to progress a series of site improvements.
The works will cover resurfacing of the car park, upgrades to footpaths, inst
11/02/2026
The Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) has launched a significant new TV and multimedia advertising campaign aimed at reducing the high number of work-related deaths and illnesses across the region.
The initiative, which officially begins today, Monday 9 February 2026, highlig
10/02/2026
Fingal County Council has officially started construction on the Seatown Road to Estuary Road Active Travel Scheme in Swords, marked by a sod‑turning attended by the Mayor of Fingal, Cllr Tom O'Leary, Chief Executive AnnMarie Farrelly and Director of Environment, Climate Action, Active Travel
10/02/2026
Uisce Éireann has begun essential upgrade works in Stranorlar this week to modernise the local water network, reducing the risk of bursts, improving water quality and providing a more consistent supply for households and businesses.
Crews are replacing more than 700 metres of ageing water mains alo
10/02/2026
NI Water is pressing ahead with its programme to upgrade the Culmore Trunk Sewer, strengthening the wastewater network and supporting future development across Derry. The next tranche of repair works is scheduled to begin next week within Bay Road Park.
Speaking about the wider project and the Bay
10/02/2026
Great British Energy and the UK government have launched the Local Power Plan, supported by up to £1 billion in funding.
The programme aims to empower communities across Northern Ireland to own and control their own clean energy schemes.
Working with the Northern Ireland Executive, Great British
10/02/2026
The Lighthouse Construction Charity has brought its #MakeItVisible roadshow to the Castor Bay project for NI Water, delivering an informal, engaging session on mental health and wellbeing to site teams. Staff from eight companies working on the scheme took part in the talk, which focused on the spec
10/02/2026
NI Water has issued a final reminder for aspiring professionals to apply for its acclaimed Entry Level Academy, with 27 positions available for the upcoming September 2026 intake. The utility provider is seeking a diverse range of talent, including school leavers, university graduates, and individua
10/02/2026
Thirty community-led initiatives across West Limerick and North Kerry will share over €500,000 from SSE's wind farm community funds, bringing total regional support to more than €3.75m since 2008.
The latest awards are drawn from the Athea, Dromada, Rathcahill, Tournafulla and Lenamore wind farms o
10/02/2026
Dublin City Council has launched a Pre‑Market Consultation (PMC) ahead of a competitive dialogue process to deliver new housing in partnership with the private sector. Developers and landowners are invited to bring forward proposals for sites that can provide a minimum of 100 social homes per
10/02/2026
The Minister of State for the Office of Public Works (OPW), Kevin 'Boxer' Moran, visited Portrane to confirm approval of Fingal County Council's application under the OPW's Minor Flood Mitigation Works and Coastal Protection Scheme.
Under the scheme, the OPW has sanctioned €622,703 for Emergency Ro
10/02/2026
Derry City and Strabane District Council has approved its budget for 2026 to 2027, confirming a 4.48% rise in the District Rate to sustain essential services and accelerate a significant pipeline of investment across the area despite ongoing economic pressures.
The decision means an average domesti
09/02/2026
Cairn Construction has been appointed to deliver a 13‑phase, 20‑month upgrade of Meath Street in Dublin 8, featuring wider footpaths, new street trees, enhanced lighting and new street furniture.
Construction on the Meath Street Public Realm Improvement Scheme has begun today, 9 Februar
09/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has welcomed an additional £16.8 million in capital funding aimed at accelerating investment in Northern Ireland's essential infrastructure.
The Department for Infrastructure has confirmed that the largest portion of the funding, £7.85 million, will be dedicated
09/02/2026
Arbour Housing is investing more than £8 million to retrofit 600 homes across the Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council area, with support from Ulster Bank.
Tenants living in older properties will benefit from heating upgrades, improved windows and doors, and the installation of sola
09/02/2026
Uisce Éireann has launched Pre-Qualification Questionnaires (PQQs) for the Greater Dublin Drainage (GDD) project and the Water Supply Project, Eastern and Midlands Region (WSP), marking a major step towards delivering two of the State's most critical infrastructure programmes.
Together, the project
09/02/2026
Gas Networks Ireland will stage its next community information session at Kildysart Community Centre on Thursday, 26 February 2026, from 4.00pm to 7.00pm, following the decision to locate Ireland's Strategic Gas Emergency Reserve (SGER) at Cahiracon, Co Clare.
Replicating the November 2025 drop-in
09/02/2026
The Belfast Grand Central Station project has been formally recognised for its sustainability performance.
Following a detailed assessment, the scheme secured an 'Excellent' CEEQUAL Sustainability Performance Rating for effective management of environmental and social impacts.
Translink's Louise S
09/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has launched a £7.85 million Winter Recovery Road Fund to address extensive damage from recent storms, prolonged rainfall, ice and snow across Northern Ireland's road network.
Announcing the fund, Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins said: "I am all too aware that
09/02/2026
Farrans has participated in the NI Chamber's Future Workforce Series, run in partnership with NIE Networks, to mark NI Apprenticeship Week.
The event was hosted at Sensata Technologies in Newtownabbey and focused on how apprenticeships can help meet skills needs across Northern Ireland.
Utilities
09/02/2026
Minister Dara Calleary has confirmed the start of procurement for the next phase of a multi-million-euro Education and Youth Centre in the Galway Gaeltacht.
Announcing the move, the Minister for Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht said tenders are now being sought for the Indreabhán
09/02/2026
Ulster Unionist Party communities spokesperson and East Belfast MLA Andy Allen MBE, who chairs the All-Party Group on Fuel Poverty, has welcomed the latest extra funding for the Northern Ireland Sustainable Energy Programme (NISEP).
He urged the Economy Minister to maintain the investment over tim
06/02/2026
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council has confirmed it will advance another phase of upgrades at the popular wheeled sports facility.
Originally delivered at a cost of £439,000 by DfC with additional support from the Council, the park has proved highly successful, offering space for cycling, skat
06/02/2026
Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage James Browne TD has updated Cabinet as Uisce Éireann signs off on the Detailed Business Case for the Greater Dublin Drainage (GDD) scheme, valued at between €1.9 billion and €2.3 billion. Pre-qualification tender documents are to issue this week.
06/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has welcomed eleven new trainee planners as they begin the first term of a three‑year programme at Belfast Metropolitan College.
The Department for Infrastructure has partnered with participating local councils to support the cohort as they work towards a
06/02/2026
The Social Democrats have unveiled a proposal to create a State Construction Company aimed at delivering homes at the scale needed to address Ireland's escalating housing crisis.
Under the party's plan, the new company would operate alongside the private market, with a strong emphasis on expanding
06/02/2026
SONI, the independent electricity transmission system operator for Northern Ireland, has hosted the Assembly’s Committee for the Economy at its Belfast headquarters.
The visit allowed MLAs to hear directly from SONI's power system specialists about what is needed to deliver a cleaner, more affordab
06/02/2026
Uisce Éireann will begin the next phase of its West End mains replacement on Monday, 9 February, replacing approximately 100 metres of pipework on Dominick Street Upper over three weeks. A signed diversion will route traffic via William Street West, Sea Road, Fr Griffin Avenue and Fairhill Road Uppe
06/02/2026
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has unveiled a long-term, cross-government plan to combat fuel poverty across Northern Ireland. The launch of 'Warm Healthy Homes: A Northern Ireland Fuel Poverty Strategy 2026-2036' took place today during a visit to a home in Hopewell Crescent, Belfast.
Speaking
06/02/2026
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has confirmed that, following Executive agreement to proceed, draft regulations to establish a Just Transition Commission will shortly be laid for scrutiny and debate at Stormont.
The Minister said: "Today is a critical step towar
06/02/2026
Fianna Fáil TD for Cavan–Monaghan, Brendan Smith, has urged that the Electricity Supply Amendment Bill be advanced without further delay, arguing that stronger electricity resilience is needed to safeguard customers, especially those in rural and vulnerable communities.
He said placing forestry cor
06/02/2026
Clare County Council has completed an inclusive refurbishment of Lahinch Playground, backed by the Community Recognition Fund and council funding; the facility opens on Thursday, 5 February 2026.
The council confirmed the revamped playground will reopen to the public following a major upgrade repre
05/02/2026
Residents and businesses in Cavan Town are benefitting from a more resilient and reliable water supply following the completion of a major town-centre mains replacement scheme.
The Railway Road project concluded shortly before Christmas, bringing to a close works that replaced over 1.4km of water m
05/02/2026
A major programme of repairs for Portballintrae Harbour has moved a step closer following approval by Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council to progress to Stage 3 of the Council's Capital Programme, paving the way for the appointment of CivCo Ltd to carry out the works.
Advancing to the Capital
05/02/2026
The Utility Regulator has confirmed a package of measures to enhance protections for non-domestic energy consumers across Northern Ireland.
The changes are now in effect and are aimed at making it easier for small businesses to compare offers and change supplier.
Under the modifications, electric
05/02/2026
Northern Ireland's housing market closed 2025 with measured, sustainable growth following a period of economic uncertainty and tight availability of homes. The Northern Ireland Quarterly House Price Index, produced by Ulster University with the Northern Ireland Housing Executive and Progressive Buil
05/02/2026
A team of NI Water volunteers recently supported the Mourne Gullion Strangford UNESCO Global Geopark, working on the shores of Strangford Lough at Delamont.
The Geopark spans a varied landscape of mountains, lowlands, lakes and dramatic glacial valleys in south-east Northern Ireland.
The activity
05/02/2026
Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has announced an additional £3 million investment for the Your School Your Club (YSYC) programme, aimed at expanding access to school sports facilities for local communities and sports clubs across Northern Ireland.
The Department for Communities-funded initiative
05/02/2026
Irish wind farms provided a third of the island of Ireland’s electricity in 2025, according to Wind Energy Ireland's annual wind energy report published today.
The report shows the Republic of Ireland now has more than 5,000 MW of installed onshore wind capacity, with 150 MW added last year, underl
05/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed she is progressing plans for an additional funding package to address damage to the road network caused by recent severe weather, building on the £30 million package announced shortly before Christmas.
The Minister said the impacts of storms, cold w
05/02/2026
McAvoy has been shortlisted for five honours at the 2026 MMC Awards, a showcase that celebrates excellence, innovation and best practice in modern methods of construction (MMC).
The recognition underscores the commitment of its teams, the strength of its collaborations, and the positive outcomes i
05/02/2026
Derry City and Strabane District Council is set to move forward with a major £1.44 million investment in greenway infrastructure after securing £720,000 in grant funding from the Department for Infrastructure (DfI).
Elected Members were informed at a Special Council meeting this week that the fundi
04/02/2026
Hillsborough-headquartered GRAHAM has formally handed back the Northland Building at North West Regional College (NWRC) in Derry/Londonderry, marking the successful conclusion of a 27-year Private Finance Initiative (PFI) partnership.
The asset return follows a final joint inspection and handover m
04/02/2026
NI Water has launched a substantial infrastructure project in Bellaghy aimed at modernising the local wastewater network.
The extensive programme involves the installation of larger diameter sewers designed to bolster the capacity of the combined network, significantly lowering the risk of out-of-
04/02/2026
Plans for the new Strabane Leisure Centre are moving forward as the project enters the detailed design stage, Council members were told at a Special meeting of Derry City and Strabane District Council.
The development forms a key part of the wider £115 million Canal Basin regeneration initiative. C
04/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed a £450,000 carriageway resurfacing scheme on the A32 Mossfield Road at Sidaire, between the Drumbulcan Road and Makenny Road, will start on Monday 2 February 2026.
The project will deliver full-width resurfacing along with targeted substructure patc
04/02/2026
A showcase event has highlighted the completion of Woodland Manor, a new residential development in South Belfast tailored for residents aged 55 and over. Located near Beechill Road, the project provides 36 high-quality apartments situated in a well-connected area of the city.
The Cedarhurst develo
04/02/2026
Every year on 2 February, World Wetlands Day is observed globally to raise awareness of these vital ecosystems. This year's theme, 'Wetlands and Traditional Knowledge: Celebrating Heritage', focuses on the historical and cultural significance of these landscapes.
NI Water is using the occasion to d
04/02/2026
Energia Group graduates presented their latest research at the Wind Energy Ireland (WEI) Annual Conference, with one team recognised with the event's top research and presentation award. The activity forms part of the WEI Graduate & Career Development Programme, in which Energia Group has supported
04/02/2026
A €19.2 million cross-border initiative to restore peatlands, boost biodiversity and cut carbon emissions has been unveiled at the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre on World Wetlands Day.
Led by Ulster Wildlife, the PEAT+ Project is funded through the PEACEPLUS programme, which is managed by the Special
04/02/2026
Melvin Arena is set to receive a major upgrade after Derry City and Strabane District Council approved funding for professional-grade floodlighting on the site's existing grass pitch.
The decision was made at a Special Council meeting this week.
The investment aims to modernise the facilities to
04/02/2026
As Northern Ireland Apprenticeship Week 2026 gets underway, the Housing Executive is shining a spotlight on the wide range of career opportunities available through its apprenticeship and graduate programmes, encouraging people of all ages and backgrounds to consider a career in social housing.
The
03/02/2026
A significant milestone in Dublin's residential property market has been reached with the sale of 18 Newmarket Square to MEAG, the asset management arm of Munich RE.
The transaction was announced today, 2 February 2026, by a consortium consisting of London-based Valpre Capital, Irish investment fi
03/02/2026
NI Water is marking Apprenticeship Week 2026, running from 2 to 6 February, by highlighting the vital contribution apprentices make to the economy and announcing a fresh wave of career opportunities.
For its September 2026 intake, the organisation is offering 27 entry-level roles across a diverse
03/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed that work has begun on a £662,000 carriageway resurfacing scheme on the A512 Creighton Road in Belfast.
The scheme covers approximately 1.1km, stretching from the Old Golf Course roundabout to beyond the existing signalised pedestrian crossing on Cr
03/02/2026
Cork City Council has launched a €200,000 fund to refresh the appearance of St Patrick's Street, inviting applications for grants aimed at improving building frontages and strengthening the visual appeal of the city's principal retail thoroughfare.
Called the City Centre Façade Improvement Grant 20
03/02/2026
A Waterford City and County Council project to bring a long-vacant property at 29 The Glen back into use has been shortlisted for Retrofitting / Renovation Project of the Year at the Irish Building & Design Awards 2026.
The category recognises exemplary retrofitting or renovation that transforms ex
03/02/2026
Uisce Éireann has begun a multi-million-euro upgrade of the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) in Newmarket-On-Fergus, bringing fresh investment at the start of the year.
The scheme is intended to benefit local businesses, households and neighbouring communities, while also improving environmental q
03/02/2026
Amid rising energy costs and environmental concerns, Donegal County Library has unveiled its new Get Smart About Energy guide.
Written in clear, accessible language, it explains how to use the library’s Home Energy Saving Kits.
The award-winning kits are available to borrow free of charge from li
03/02/2026
A high-level roundtable at Stormont has brought together MLAs, industry leaders, and policymakers to strategise on accelerating Northern Ireland's offshore wind sector.
The event, titled Offshore Wind Farm Development: Securing the Benefits for NI, was hosted by RenewableNI in partnership with Oce
03/02/2026
Waterford City and County Council has officially opened applications for the Local Enhancement Programme (LEP) 2026.
This initiative, funded by the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht, is designed to provide essential capital support to local organisations, with a speci
03/02/2026
Stairlift Solutions NI, the trusted local stairlift and mobility specialist, is excited to announce its participation in this year’s Love Your Home Show, taking place from 6th–8th March 2026 at the Eikon Exhibition Centre in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. Visitors can find the company at Stand B2, where
02/02/2026
A successful renovation project by Waterford City and County Council has been named as a finalist for the Retrofitting / Renovation Project of the Year at the 2026 Irish Building & Design Awards (IBDA).
The project involved the extensive refurbishment of 29 The Glen, a formerly derelict building i
02/02/2026
Derry City and Strabane District Council have moved a significant redevelopment project forward by formally endorsing the high-level masterplan and facility mix for the Templemore Strategic Leisure Project.
The development, estimated to cost approximately £100 million, is designed to be a transfor
02/02/2026
Dublin City Council has confirmed the successful completion of extensive refurbishment works at 16 Eustace Street, a move that restores eight high-quality artist studios to the heart of Temple Bar. The restoration of the 18th-century townhouse was finalised in December 2025, ensuring the building co
02/02/2026
Uisce Éireann is moving into the next stage of its essential water network upgrade programme in Ballymahon, a project designed to enhance supply reliability and support future regional growth.
The works aim to significantly reduce leakage and modernise the local infrastructure to provide a more se
02/02/2026
Dún Laoghaire–Rathdown County Council has announced it is investigating the potential for a future redevelopment project within the Pearse Estate in Sallynoggin.
The move is part of the local authority's broader strategy to maintain and upgrade housing stock throughout the county.
The Council has
02/02/2026
Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins has confirmed a £680,000 carriageway resurfacing scheme on the A1002 Strand Road in L'Derry City will get under way on Monday 16 February 2026.
The project will fully resurface 750 metres of the four-lane route between Queens Quay Roundabout and Meadowbank Avenue
02/02/2026
Farrans-Glanua has completed a £2m water infrastructure improvement scheme in the Bushmills area on behalf of NI Water, strengthening the local network and boosting reliability for customers.
The project involved installing a larger-diameter pipeline over 3.8km from Craig Park Service Reservoir to
02/02/2026
Fianna Fáil's housing spokesperson, Deputy Séamus McGrath, has welcomed new figures showing a 20.4% rise in housing completions in 2025, marking the highest annual total since 2018.
A total of 36,284 homes were completed in 2025, up from 30,330 in 2024. Output increased across housing types, with a
02/02/2026
Viridis Living — the consortium of Equitix, GRAHAM and Derwent FM — has reached a key landmark in the University of Manchester's Fallowfield Campus redevelopment, securing Building Safety Regulator (BSR) Gateway 2 approval for the first two higher‑risk buildings (HRBs).
In total, seven HRBs h
02/02/2026
Sinn Féin's housing spokesperson, Eoin Ó Broin TD, has said the proposed Building Defects Redress legislation requires extensive changes to properly support homeowners and tenants affected by Celtic Tiger-era fire safety and structural defects.
The Dublin Mid-West TD made the remarks at the launch
