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Henry Brothers Construction starts work on £1.9m Lincoln County Hospital stroke unit refurbishment
Northern Ireland contractor Henry Brothers Construction has begun a two-phase £1.9m refurbishment of the Stroke Unit at Lincoln County Hospital in England. The project highlights the firm's growing healthcare construction portfolio across the UK.
Graham completes refurbishment of world's oldest purpose-built student union in Edinburgh
Northern Ireland construction firm Graham has completed the refurbishment of Teviot Row House in Edinburgh, the world's oldest purpose-built student union. The project demonstrates the firm's heritage and complex refurbishment credentials across the UK.
FAIN Group posts €256.9m revenue as Ireland becomes its top global market
Spanish lift and elevator group FAIN has posted net revenue of €256.9m, with Ireland now its top global market following the acquisition of Accel Lifts. The results have direct implications for Ireland's construction and vertical transport sector.
Clarke Construction wins Contractor Residential Project of the Year – Under €5M at Irish Construction Industry Awards 2025
Validated for quality craftsmanship and client-focused delivery last year, Clarke Construction claimed Contractor Residential Project of the Year – Under €5M at the Irish Construction Industry Awards 2025 for the Howth Road project. The development demonstrates how mid-scale residential contractors can deliver bespoke construction excellence tailored to client requirements, establishing a benchmark for quality-driven residential delivery as the sector advances toward 2026.
Beyond Compliance: Why Ireland’s Construction Sector Must Move Now on Green Cement
The global green cement market is set to more than double by 2034. Here is why Irish construction leaders must act now on low-carbon material strategy.
Kettering Health commences construction on Xenia medical center
A US healthcare provider began construction on a 24,000 sq ft medical center in Xenia, Ohio, representing part of a $40m investment commitment. The facility will employ 20 providers and 40 support staff, with completion scheduled for the end of 2028.
Manhattan Construction builds new Florida headquarters relocating 300 jobs
A US construction company began building a 53,000 sq ft regional office in Lee County, relocating its local headquarters and approximately 300 jobs from Naples. The facility will serve as a centralised hub for the company and its sister companies.
Cygnum completes €8m Macroom factory expansion creating 150 jobs
A timber frame manufacturer completed an €8m Macroom factory expansion creating 150 jobs and increasing production to 2,500 housing units annually. The development incorporates advanced manufacturing tech supporting modern construction methods across Ireland.
Lidl commences construction of pub to facilitate alcohol sales in Dundonald
A supermarket chain began building its first pub at a Northern Ireland site due to strict licensing laws. The development allows the retailer to operate an off-sales section, accommodating up to 60 customers in separate premises next to its Dundonald store.
Graham opens Dublin office to expand Irish operations
A contractor opened a new Dublin office with over €400,000 investment, creating more than 40 jobs and expanding operational capacity. The 2,500 sq ft facility at Northwood Business Park will serve as a hub for the firm's civil engineering operations across Ireland.
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