Infrastructure
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Housing is our most important infrastructure of the future
When we think of infrastructure the first things that come to mind are often transport, energy, water, public buildings, even…
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NDP: Skills capacity
With the labour market nearing full employment, it is estimated that there are some 40 per cent fewer workers in…
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Fingal accounts for a third of Dublin’s housing output in 2018
Reaching levels that have not been seen since the 2008 building boom, Fingal’s 2,140 houses completed in 2018 is over…
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PPPs: Small scale usage
Recognised for their value of mitigating risk to the public purse, indications are that PPPs are to be given a…
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Rosslare Europort: Ireland’s gateway to Europe
Rosslare Europort is a vital strategic asset for the country and the south-east region. Glenn Carr, general manager of Rosslare…
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Public Services 2019
The Public Services 2019 Conference sponsored by Deloitte was an interesting day for Ireland’s public sector. Speakers at the conference…
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The National Development Plan in brief
Published in February, the 10-year National Development Plan is the latest Government public capital investment plan. Together, with the…
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Ervia: guardians of Ireland’s gas, water and wastewater assets
We are Ervia. We are a commercial semi-state company responsible for strategic national gas and water infrastructure and services that…
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Meeting the challenges of delivering Project Ireland 2040
EY hosted a round table discussion of key stakeholders on the opportunities and challenges around Project Ireland 2040, which incorporates…
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Construction statistics
Latest statistics from the final quarter of 2017 show that the construction sector is experiencing steady growth. In the final…
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