• AT THE HEART OF CHANGE

    AT THE HEART OF CHANGE Paul Brown, CEO at Sisk, talks about embracing change and evolving to meet clients’ changing needs How is business at Sisk?We have had a record year in FY 2023, with a turnover of nearly €2.5 billion. Our Data Centres & Life Sciences division has doubled their turnover in what has…

  • NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR FOR SISK’S IRISH REGIONAL BUILDING DIVISION

    NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR FOR SISK’S IRISH REGIONAL BUILDING DIVISION Leanne Broderick has been promoted to Managing Director for Regional Building at Sisk, in Ireland. This business unit covers Sisk’s construction activities outside of the Dublin region, excluding civil engineering. Commenting on the appointment, Paul Brown, CEO of Sisk said: “Leanne brings a wealth of experience…

  • K REND LAUNCHES INNOVATIVE NEW RENDER PRODUCT K1 SPRAY+ TO MARKET

    K REND LAUNCHES INNOVATIVE NEW RENDER PRODUCT K1 SPRAY+ TO MARKET Renowned Kilwaughter Minerals brand K Rend has unveiled an innovative render product designed to set a new standard within the construction industry. The company’s new K1 Spray+ represents an investment of £200,000 and replaces the popular K1 Spray product, offering significant improvements in ease…

  • GROUNDFORCE DEVELOPS UNIQUE SOLUTION FOR EXCAVATION AT LIMERICK HOSPITAL

    GROUNDFORCE DEVELOPS UNIQUE SOLUTION FOR EXCAVATION AT LIMERICK HOSPITAL Groundforce equipment has played a crucial role in the construction of a new extension to University Hospital, Limerick, in Ireland. The new 9,800m2 acute ward, is built over the existing emergency department and dialysis unit and consists of 96 ensuite single rooms over four floors. As…

  • NEW BUSINESS EXPANDS FURTHER AT END OF THIRD QUARTER

    NEW BUSINESS EXPANDS FURTHER AT END OF THIRD QUARTER A renewed increase in housing activity following August’s pause was not enough to prevent a renewed reduction in total output at Irish construction firms amid a fresh fall in commercial activity. More positively, new orders expanded and firms took on extra staff. Companies also remained optimistic…