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    BUILD FASTER, BUILD BETTER, BUILD FOR IRELAND’S FUTURE WITH IZODOM ICF

    As the Irish construction sector evolves to meet stringent NZEB and sustainability requirements, choosing the right Insulated Concrete Formwork (ICF) system is more critical than ever. While the Irish market is familiar with several established ICF brands, one manufacturer stands apart in delivering a complete, certified Passive House building envelope directly to your site: IZODOM….

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    Brown & Brown: Protecting the Businesses That Build Ireland

    Construction in Ireland is entering a period of sustained activity, driven by housing targets, infrastructure investment, and renewed commercial development. With that activity comes a sharper focus on risk, from funders, from main contractors assessing subcontractor exposure, and from customers reviewing insurance compliance before awarding work. Brown & Brown works with contractors, developers, and subcontractors…

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    Battersea Power Station and Sisk break ground at Prospect Place South

    • Battersea Power Station Development Company (BPSDC) and Sisk have broken ground on Prospect Place South, the next phase of development for the 42-acre riverside neighbourhood.• Designed by world-renowned architectural practice, Gehry Partners, Prospect Place South will deliver c. 300 new homes, 65,000 sq ft of new commercial space, a 15,000 sq ft Community Hub,…

  • Sisk Announced as New Sponsor of Focus Ireland’s Shine A Light Fundraising Sleep Out

    International construction and engineering business Sisk has been announced as the new sponsor of Focus Ireland’s Shine A Light fundraising sleep out, strengthening its commitment to supporting children and families experiencing homelessness. Taking place nationwide on Friday 9 October, on the eve of World Homelessness Day, Shine A Light calls on business leaders, companies, schools…

  • Why Integrated heating Design is Becoming Critical for new Homes

    As Ireland’s residential construction sector continues to deliver homes to increasingly demanding energy performance standards, heating system design can no longer be treated as a standalone element of a project. Instead, it is becoming an integral part of the overall building design process, influencing everything from compliance and performance to programme certainty and long-term occupant…