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Building pace, losing grip?
Author: April Lara
The construction sector is busy breaking records, sealing deals, and embracing new tech—from cold storage giants to 3D-printed homes.
Ireland faces engineer shortage that could threaten future growth
Author: Building Ireland Magazine
Ireland is set to face a critical shortage of over 22,300 engineers in the next decade, a challenge that could stall infrastructure projects, hinder foreign investment, and impact economic prosperity.
HSS Hire Ireland to be acquired by Chadwicks Group
Author: Irish Building Magazine
HSS Hire Group has struck a deal to sell HSS Hire Ireland to Chadwicks Group, part of Grafton Group plc.
McLaren Construction completes the UK’s largest cold store facility
Author: Construction Magazine
McLaren Construction Midlands and North has successfully delivered the UK’s largest cold store facility for Magnavale Ltd.
Rockwell expands with acquisition of Frank McGowan Electrical
Author: Irish Building Magazine
Rockwell has acquired Frank McGowan Electrical, enhancing its capabilities and expanding its reach in the Irish engineering market.
Angola leverages 3D printing to tackle housing crisis
Author: Arch Daily
Angola faces a severe housing deficit, with the government’s urbanisation programme delivering just 220,000 units of the targeted one million.
Dublin’s rapid-build homes face defects and costly delays
Author: The Journal
A report into Dublin’s modular housing developments reveals serious flaws, including fire safety defects, damp, and lack of oversight, contributing to a €39.4 million cost overrun.
Trump tariffs could disrupt UK investment and construction costs
Author: Building
Donald Trump’s new tariffs, including a 10% tax on all imports, are set to shake up global trade, with mixed reactions from UK construction experts.
Graham delivers £130m waterfront development, transforming brownfield site
Author: News Letter
Graham has completed the £130 million Millers Quay development at Wirral Waters, the UK’s largest brownfield regeneration project.
AI use in compliance with lifting regulations raises safety concerns
Author: Construction Management
Construction companies are being cautioned against using AI-generated guidance to comply with lifting and work equipment regulations.


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