NTMA CEO race sees O’Connor and Carville face off in final line-up
Decision expected imminently on successor to Conor O’Kelly
Brendan McDonagh, Dara Deering and Des Carville among NTMA CEO candidates
A successor to Conor O’Kelly is expected to be selected by the end of the year
Project Ireland: State bodies face 'significant challenges' on €116bn plan
Processes need to be put in place to manage spending, says EY
Flawed school buildings to be repaired by end of the year
Some 22 schools built by Western Building Systems were found to have structural flaws
Dublin City Council in talks with Nama over social housing at Glass Bottle site
‘We’re acquiring that land’ says council chief executive Owen Keegan
NTMA’s Cathy Bryce to return to AIB in top role
State taps overseas expertise for non-executive roles to taxpayer-controlled bank
No time frame for new Sligo Garda station
Local Fine Gael TD says he hopes the budget fallout from the new children’s hospital will not impact on the station
State ‘has duty’ to help subcontractors after Carillion collapse
Businesses ‘shafted’ over PPP project to build five schools, Oireachtas committee hears
Collapsed school builders ‘received 98 per cent’ of fees due
Sammon payments for school building projects not ’paid on’ to subcontractors, committee told
Bank working to restart construction on six State schools
Funder exploring options after original builder Sammon went into liquidation
BAM seeks to complete €100m schools contract after Sammon collapse
Sisk and JJ Rhatigan also believed to be bidding for schools contract
Bank hopes to restart stalled €100m school-building project
MUFG says it is exploring solutions to continue construction of six southeast schools
Fears for schools as builder Sammon is liquidated
Department of Education must hire replacement for separate Maynooth contract
New rivals to build and run schools left unfinished after Carillion collapse
State’s National Development Finance Agency says schools and Institute of Education must be ready for new academic year
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 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
Hogan defends handling of Irish Water costs after new memo
Former environment minister says he signed off on overall startup costs for Irish Water
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
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