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M3 Lagan Bridge to close over August weekends for essential maintenance
The Department for Infrastructure has confirmed that key sections of Belfast’s M3 Lagan Bridge will close across two weekends in August for £400,000 maintenance works.
Belgian investor backs €26.5m cancer centre in Limerick care campus
Belgian property trust Aedifica is investing €26.5 million in a cutting-edge cancer treatment centre in Ballygrennan, Limerick.
Ireland’s €200bn infrastructure push puts function over flair
Ireland’s upcoming National Development Plan will favour practical, shovel-ready projects over prestige architecture, according to Minister of State Seán Canney.
Green light for boutique hotel to transform Limavady town centre
A 30-bedroom boutique hotel has been approved for Main Street, Limavady, marking a significant regeneration move for the Co Londonderry town.
Stockton Waterfront hits major construction milestone with land bridge installation
Stockton-on-Tees’ £23 million regeneration project has reached a pivotal stage, as Esh Construction installs 47 concrete beams for a landmark land bridge connecting the High Street to the River Tees.
Ireland ramps up infrastructure spend with €14bn Apple windfall
Ireland is set to boost infrastructure investment by 30% over the next five years, funded by a €14 billion Apple tax windfall and proceeds from bank share sales.
Constructive momentum
Across the built environment, the demands of AI infrastructure, housing shortages, and energy reform aren’t slowing down.
BDP takes legal action against Kingspan over cladding dispute
Architectural firm BDP is suing Kingspan, alleging the insulation giant “acted dishonestly” in marketing its K15 product—now linked to a costly cladding remediation at a Lancashire development.
Graham grows profits 71 percent despite dip in turnover
Northern Ireland construction giant Graham has posted a 71% jump in pre-tax profit to £25.2 million for FY2025, even as turnover edged down by 6% to £1.06 billion.
Sandyford apartment block approved despite strong local objections
A scaled-down seven-storey, 71-unit apartment scheme at Sandyford’s Balally Shopping Centre has been approved by Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, despite vocal opposition from residents, local businesses, and a parish council.
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