Irish Construction News, Projects & Industry Updates
IrishConstruction.com is Ireland’s leading independent construction news website, bringing together the latest construction news, planning developments, infrastructure projects, sustainability initiatives, product innovations, company appointments and industry insights from across Ireland’s construction sector. Published by MCD Media, the website has been a trusted source of construction news for more than 35 years.
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Sisk Chief Executive Officer Paul Brown named CEO of the Year at Building Awards
Sisk is delighted to announce that its Chief Executive Officer, Paul Brown, has been named CEO of the Year at the Building Awards 2026, held in London last night. The award recognises Paul’s leadership of Sisk, his contribution to the wider UK construction industry as Chair of Build UK, and his commitment to delivering sustainable…
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Will Rudd marks delivery of more than 100 new social homes across three Irish counties
Multi-award-winning civil and structural engineering consultancy Will Rudd has supported the delivery of 104 new social homes across three local authority developments in Kerry, Tipperary and Waterford. The homes are being delivered across three schemes: 47 at Radharc na Carraige in Roscrea for Tipperary County Council, 38 at Shandon in Dungarvan for Waterford City &…
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Solutions that work
Sika Ireland is supporting the refurbishment, protection, waterproofing and sealing of wastewater infrastructure with a range of specialist construction solutions Ireland’s wastewater infrastructure plays a critical role in protecting public health and the environment. As investment continues in new treatment facilities and network upgrades, maintaining and protecting existing infrastructure remains an important priority. According to…
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Polish family firm behind 20,000 ICF buildings sets its sights on Ireland
Izodom, a Polish manufacturer of insulated concrete formwork with more than 20,000 buildings to its name, is looking for Irish partners to build passive-standard homes faster, and to manufacture them locally in Ireland.
