State agency to meet schools over Carillion collapse

State finance agency to discuss progress after Irish contractor Sammon called in examiner

DIT expansion of Grangegorman campus to create up to 1,300 jobs

Construction set to start on new buildings for more than 10,000 students and 600 staff

Richard Barrett’s Bartra signals readiness to build 400 social homes

Government hopes new lease scheme will see 10,000 social dwellings constructed

Growing doubt over completion of six major school-building projects

Work postponed indefinitely at sites following collapse of UK construction firm Carillion

‘No material delay’ to opening of schools caught up in construction firm collapse

Concern voiced over future of six school buildings following firm’s liquidation

Mortgage-to-rent scheme to keep people with arrears in homes

Loans in arrears to be bought from banks by private investors under Government plan

May looks to tighten grip as Brexit looms

Business Week: housing crisis deepens, IMF spring meeting, and good year for Irish firms

NTMA plans development of six sites for social housing

Tendering documents outline plans for developments with 50-150 units per site

Rooms with a view could be the future of school design

Inchicore NS renovation and extension brings nature close to the classroom

IDA Ireland accused of blocking building of school in Athenry

Almost €1 million already spent on plans for new Presentation College in Athenry

Project Wave granted permission for first phase

Development gets go ahead under Dublin council’s new fast-track planning scheme

Plans for infrastructure projects worth €1bn outlined

Projects include a €300m programme to deliver 1,500 social housing units

Public housing plan attracts over 60 interested parties

Dublin City Council wants 1,500 social housing and private homes for rent built

BAM wins contract to build new courthouses

Group selected as preferred bidder for State contract

BAM expected to win State contract worth €100m

Three divisions of the construction and engineering group joined forces to make the bid

Prime/Balfour Beatty chosen for first healthcare PPP project

New €140 million scheme to provide 14 primary care centres

Public-private deal puts onus on builders to maintain schools

Four new schools the first projects being delivered under €1.4bn stimulus package

Anti-incinerator protesters march on Dáil

Work begins on controversial €600 million Poolbeg project

Hogan defends handling of Irish Water costs after new memo

Former environment minister says he signed off on overall startup costs for Irish Water

Minister’s plans for incinerator are not clear

The €100 million Poolbeg incinerator dilemma

The wrong incinerator for Dublin

Locals pledge to fight ‘tooth and nail’ to oppose Poolbeg incinerator

Green Party councillor says plant will need to burn waste generated by ‘entire country’

Controversial Poolbeg incinerator plan set to proceed

Watchdog approves €500m Dublin waste-to-energy plant which could open by 2017

Decision on approval for Poolbeg incinerator due next week

National Development Finance Agency to decide if plant is value for money

Poolbeg plant costs rise from €400m to €600m

Developers may try to recoup their losses from city council if incinerator is scrapped

Ireland back in vogue with the world’s infrastructure investors

Bitten once by the collapse of projects, such as Dublin’s Metro, international investors in infrastructure are once more looking at Ireland, MARK HENNESSY, London Editor reports

Developers sought for €200 million DIT campus at Grangegorman

Dublin Institute of Technology is to move to central campus from 2017

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