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Construction Magazine Ireland

Construction Magazine Ireland is a specialist trade publication focused on the Irish construction and building sector. Its editorial scope centres on industry developments, business leadership, innovation, and policy issues shaping construction across Ireland.

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
12
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Sep 23, 2026
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Aug 25, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Aidan Priestley

    Why Ireland’s mechanical and electrical SMEs are the construction sector’s unsung engine (opens the original)

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    Pictured above is M&E sector completed works at Woodbrook DART station, Co. Dublin. Colin Burke Electrical delivered all electrical, ICT and life-safety systems Ask anyone in construction what keeps a building running, and the answer usually involves plant rooms, cabling and ductwork that nobody sees once the finishes go on. Mechanical and electrical work sits behind almost everything, and increasingly it is being delivered not by the household names of Irish construction, but by the layer of sm

  2. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Construction Reporter

    Construction Industry Federation Leadership 100: Nominate a construction leader (opens the original)

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    This November Construction magazine will publish CIF Leadership 100 to recognise individuals actively making a significant contribution to Ireland’s construction industry. With a firm focus on 2027 and a steady eye on the year that was, the publication celebrates leadership and industry impact across the CIF membership network. From national contractors to SMEs, including specialist and regional organisations, CIF Leadership 100 showcases those who are setting standards, driving growth, champion

  3. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Construction Reporter

    Gyproc celebrates 90 years by supporting Barnardos refurbishment project (opens the original)

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    Commercial partnership Gyproc, part of Saint-Gobain, is celebrating a major milestone in 2026 as it marks 90 years of supporting Ireland’s construction industry. The anniversary provides an opportunity to reflect on a legacy built on quality, innovation and trusted partnerships, while also looking ahead to the future of sustainable construction. To mark the occasion, Gyproc supported a refurbishment project at Barnardos’ central hub in Christchurch, Dublin 8, helping to create an enhanced space

  4. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Construction Reporter

    PRM Engineering strengthens growth ambitions through landmark Cork Airport partnership (opens the original)

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    Pictured above are Peter Murphy, CEO, PRM Engineering and Peter Walsh, Head of Finance & Property, Cork Airport Commercial partnership New partnership positions Cork-based Mechanical & Electrical contractor in front of Ireland’s engineering and manufacturing decision-makers. PRM Engineering has announced a landmark partnership with Cork Airport, becoming the airport’s Official Time Partner as part of the company’s long-term growth strategy to strengthen awareness among engineering, pharmaceutica

  5. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Construction Reporter

    Elevate performance with GENIECON intelligent control (opens the original)

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    Commercial partnership Grundfos GENIECON brings control, monitoring and connectivity together in one controller platform – supporting energy-efficient operation, stable comfort and pressure, simpler system management and clearer insight into performance. Designed for HVAC and pressure boosting applications, GENIECON combines intelligent system control with the tools needed to commission, monitor and manage performance more effectively. Intelligent control across applications With DELTA HCU for H

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