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Author: Construction Magazine

Temporary works specialist Mabey Hire has installed a temporary structure during the replacement of a footway attached to the 13th-century listed Otley Bridge in West Yorkshire.

Author: Construction Magazine

Digital construction tools and methods are gaining ground in the Republic of Ireland as the phased rollout of the BIM mandate continues, but training remains an issue.

Author: Irish Building Magazine

Ireland’s largest construction firm, Sisk has officially opened its new office at City Gate, Mahon in Cork city centre.

Author: April Lara

For a sector that shapes the physical and economic landscape, these are not just promising indicators; they are a call to act decisively, think creatively, and build futures that endure.

Author: Irish Examiner

Ireland’s construction sector recorded an 18.4% jump in employment over the past year, according to new CSO labour force data.

Author: Irish Independent

Irish contractor Sisk has begun work on a €50m expansion of Center Parcs Longford Forest, boosting resort capacity to 3,500 guests per break.

Author: The Standard

Work is underway on the £800m Sanquhar II Community Wind Farm, set to become the UK’s fourth-largest onshore project when completed in 2026.

Author: Irish Independent

Tender prices for large commercial projects in Ireland rose by just 1.5% in the first half of 2025, continuing a steady trend of modest increases.

Author: WYoming

Wyoming’s construction sector continues to post strong gains in jobs and wages, yet employers in Johnson County are struggling to attract and retain young workers.

Author: BNW

As GCSE results are released, the Chartered Institute of Building warns that the UK’s housing and climate ambitions could falter without greater efforts to attract young talent into construction.