Losses assured if taking work priced up 18 months ago, says Construction Industry Federation

Housing plan targeting social, affordable and cost-rental homes broadly welcomed

Warning that the ‘crisis caused by Kildare Street’ may impact on number of houses built this year

Court upholds constitutionality of law on creation of sectoral employment orders

Investment in Cork commuter rail among items to receive funding under recovery plan

Any loosening will be minor for now, but a wider reopening may be possible late in May

The sector argues that if the Government follows the data, it should be let fully operate

Construction industry says rates of transmission in sites still open are very low

Study commissioned by Construction Industry Federation details impact of lockdown

Sources say parents are angry regarding lack of clarity about children returning to school

Industry group says builders adhering to rules except for essential and exempted work

The lockdown during last April and May resulted in 5,000 fewer homes being delivered

All but essential projects will stop from Friday in bid to stop spread of virus

Changes to procurement and support for private housing needed, lobby group says

Construction magnate Michael O’Flynn urges discussion of Central Bank regulations

IPAV chief Pat Davitt says Covid-19 presents “compelling logic” for scheme’s expansion

Director general of the CIF should have said productivity could be reduced by 40 per cent

Mathematics of doing Dáil business has reached levels of advanced calculus

Construction industry suggests cost of house could rise by up to €15,000

Building workers will among the first to return to work on May 18th when rules eased

Ulster Bank survey saw 93 per cent of respondents report a decline in activity in April

Return to Work Safety Protocol critical to reopening businesses shortly amid Covid-19

Intense discussions are ongoing about when to reopen, and how. These are the options

New measures to combat Covid-19 will increase costs and slow projects, says CIF

Radio review: Joe Duffy hears tales of social distancing prompting antisocial behaviour

Stoppage of all but essential projects ‘inevitable’, Unite says

Bad news for the North where businesses in hospitality, manufacturing, healthcare and agrifood rely on foreign nationals

Department of Finance estimates cost of two-year policy extension at €200m

Seen and Heard: Irish Water told to cut costs, tourism sector set for €2.5bn investment

Some of the plan’s targets are over-zealous aspirations, while other targets seem impossible to reach in the 10-year timeframe

CIF’s latest ranking of contractors shows strong recovery of industry since downturn

Bitter disappointment down to diary error as Murphy attends Focus Ireland event instead

Workers’ Memorial Day notes ideas, energy and drive of women in building industry

Large international firm has worked on many key infrastructural projects for State

‘Critical’ need to attract foreign workers to build houses thwarted by boom-bust cycle

In pre-budget submission, CIF calls for more co-ordination between State agencies

City council’s concerns over Military Road transport plans discounted

John Sisk & Son Ireland’s largest construction company with turnover of €950m

Agenda: Decision to abandon project will make it harder to attract investors

Construction Industry Federation estimates nearly 120,000 workers needed for projects