Have Ireland’s data centre builders shot themselves in the foot through their own greed?
Ireland has achieved a leading position in the data centre sector that could grow exponentially if AI-related demand is sustained
Sisk
Q&A: Why is the European Commission investigating data centre construction?
The European Commission confirmed last month it was investigating possible collusion between data centre providers
Jones Engineering named in European Union data centre investigation
Competition authorities investigating ‘no poach’ deals and alleged breaches on competition law on construction projects
Irish companies under investigation by EU over possible breaches of law in data centre construction
Commission investigating possible competition law breaches
Builder Sisk triples profits last year to €36m
Strong growth in key markets boosts contractor’s turnover
Topping out takes place on first homes at Glass Bottle site
Development will ultimately comprise some 4,000 homes along with mix of offices, leisure facilities, retail, parks and a hotel
Sisk scores €350m Manchester City stadium deal
Irish builder is set to redevelop part of Premier League champions’ Etihad stadium
Sisk apprentices deliver 800 handcrafted toys to children in time for Christmas
Construction and engineering company celebrates half a century of the toymaking tradition
Sustainable agriculture plan based on bog restoration begins in Offaly
Experimental use of ‘paludiculture’ to produce food on rewetted peatlands
Irish Glass Bottle site developers offer 86 affordable homes to Government but only 25 taken up
Site consortium has selected Sisk to build the first phase of the Dublin 4 development, which will include 570 homes
Building company Sisk books more than €19m profit
Construction group reports "resilient performance" for 2021 despite Covid-19 inroads
Greystones harbour partially closed as fishing dispute continues
Development company Sispar claims ‘unauthorised activities’ have taken place
John Sisk & Son trebles profits in UK despite Covid challenges
Irish family-owned construction company says it has a strong pipeline of projects this year and into next year
US owner of Ardmore to develop film and TV campus in Greystones
Project will double Ireland’s studio capacity and lead to 1,500 new jobs when finished
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