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PROBLEM SOLVING
Is this the 'ambitious action' needed to fix Ireland's social housing market?
11 Jun 2014
14
Recovery
Construction activity eases slightly, but suppliers are now hiking their prices
9 Jun 2014
16
up for grabs
NAMA to sell major site next to half-built former Anglo headquarters
4 Jun 2014
17
right on time
Sewer work will not delay children's hospital project
3 Jun 2014
4
LOOKING GOOD INANIMATE BUILDING
Here are some of the best Irish designed buildings. What's your favourite?
3 Jun 2014
38
cross my heart
Enda Kenny on property: I promise you there is no going back to the past
14 May 2014
102
One Year On
"Pay up!" ... Clothing companies under pressure over compensation for Rana Plaza victims
24 Apr 2014
7
diy
Ten houses built in 24 hours? All is possible with 3D printing
19 Apr 2014
37
back to bricks
Construction sector growth scales 2006 peaks
14 Apr 2014
39
building futures
320 Irish volunteers arrive in Africa to build classrooms and playground
21 Mar 2014
51
Rana Plaza
Primark to pay €7m compensation to workers over Bangladesh building collapse
18 Mar 2014
39
Explosion
Fifth person dies after Manhattan building collapse
13 Mar 2014
Boost
Irish construction sector rose again during February
10 Mar 2014
23
HOUSING SHORTAGE
Warning that Ireland's construction sector is facing a skills shortage
26 Feb 2014
33
ring on it
Want to get married here? The OPW wants to open up historical sites for weddings
13 Feb 2014
22
Emigration
Leaving to work in Australia? Make sure you know your rights
5 Feb 2014
28
Property
This chart shows just how much Dublin property prices drive up the average
23 Jan 2014
45
Construction
36 per cent decrease in new buildings in 2013
22 Jan 2014
7
Cork
Concerned Cork residents say new prison will overshadow their homes
20 Jan 2014
42
Construction
Home-building at fastest rate in nine years as industry 'turns corner'
13 Jan 2014
57
Housing
Housing applications and commencements fell nationally in 2013
8 Jan 2014
14
Field of Dreams
The architects behind London’s Olympic Stadium will build you a personal arena in your back garden for $30m
24 Dec 2013
3
Opinion
Damien Kiberd: Drop the goody-two-shoes approach to economic policy
Damien Kiberd
22 Dec 2013
49
Building
Optimism in construction sector 'at a record high'
9 Dec 2013
19
the ultimate prank
Irish lads prank their housemate by building a wall through his room
6 Dec 2013
2
goldieblox
This ad wants little girls to dream of being engineers - not princesses
20 Nov 2013
65
Construction
President Higgins: The empty concrete shells that dot our landscape were born from reckless speculation
8 Nov 2013
54
Design
NCAD wants Dublin 8 acknowledged as 'leading cultural and creative quarter'
8 Nov 2013
37
Pyrite
Government announces €10 million for pyrite repairs
16 Oct 2013
45
Budget 2014
Home renovation tax incentive will hurt 'tax dodging cowboys' - IGBC
15 Oct 2013
60
Construction
First rise in construction sector since 2007
14 Oct 2013
23
building sector
Planning applications down 6% nationwide in 2013
14 Oct 2013
11
Detention
Construction to begin on new juvenile detention facility in Oberstown
12 Oct 2013
27
Kilkenny
Former owner of Kilkenny ‘heritage house’ says delay in demolition ‘wasting taxpayers’ money’
9 Oct 2013
16
Builders
Construction output achieves largest annual rise since 2006
18 Sep 2013
14
Construction
The construction industry is moving closer to stabilisation
9 Sep 2013
17
borrisokane
Windows and doors removed from Tipperary school in contract dispute
23 Aug 2013
53
feelin' emotions
11 buildings whose facial expressions are giving them away
15 Jul 2013
Prefabs
Over 100 school prefabs to be replaced with permanent classrooms
10 Jun 2013
41
Five
The 5 at 5 5 stories, 5 minutes, 5 o’clock.
4 Jun 2013
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