Category: INDUSTRY NEWS
With just 18% of engineers believing that Ireland’s overall infrastructure is in good condition with capacity for future development, Engineers Ireland has welcomed the €800 million increase in capital expenditure to €8.1 billion in Budget 2020. “The €800 million increase in capital spending is very welcome and will …
The Help to Buy scheme has been welcomed by the CIF but warned it will not address the affordability gap that faces the average couple together with rising construction costs. Director of the Irish Home Builders Association, James Benson, said: “Our analysis shows that average couple, even with …
The decision by the European Commission to provide €530 million of funding to the Celtic Interconnector, a high-voltage electricity cable linking Ireland and France, has been broadly welcomed. An Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar and Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Richard Bruton have confirmed a €530 million investment …
The housing crisis and infrastructure gaps were the focus at the recently held CIF Annual Conference in Croke Park. The annual conference follows CIF’s recent Pre-Budget 2020 submission, which highlighted the extension of the Help to Buy scheme as top of the agenda for budget day next week. …
McGarrell Reilly has launched plans for the new €75 million Lusk Village Quarter in Lusk, Co. Dublin, unveiling details for the delivery of exciting new amenities for the local community including shops, cafes, Lidl supermarket, creche, an impressive public square with a newly commissioned art piece, village green, …
