News tagged ireland
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Case appoints Midlands, Munster, dealers
Case has appointed Hamstead Plant as its new dealer for the English Midlands, and added Samco Plant Sales to its network in Munster, Ireland.
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Little City: National Children’s Hospital Ireland
The Architects’ Journal Little City: National Children’s Hospital Ireland BDP and O’Connell Mahon’s vast Dublin hospital is nearly complete. Fran Williams spoke to project architect Benedict Zucchi about designing and delivering one of Europe’s most complex healthcare buildings. Photography by Michael Conlon, Naoise Culhane and Neil Warner The post Little City: National Children’s Hospital Ireland appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams
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More than £1bn of project funding unspent in Northern Ireland
More than £1bn of public funding, much of it earmarked for construction projects, remained unspent in Northern Ireland this spring, a report has warned. The Northern Ireland Audit Office (NIAO) estimated that less than a tenth of the cash pledged through the country’s City and… The post More than £1bn of project funding unspent in Northern Ireland appeared first on Construction News.
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Graham profit up for second successive year
Northern Ireland based contractor says turnover grew to £1.3bn last year
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BAM completes £88m Passivhaus school
BAM UK & Ireland has completed the new £88m Caledonia High School, built to Passivhaus principles, for Fife Council.
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