Sisk

Sisk’s parent reports ‘strong performance’ despite construction lockdown

Sicon’s operations earned profits of €21m last year, down from €29m in 2019

Construction tech company GoContractor raises $5m

Company to relocate to the US following investment led by Boston’s Building Ventures

Company helps organisations measure and manage greenhouse gas emissions

Greenhouse Gas Protocol offers standardised frameworks to help businesses minimise carbon emissions

Sisk now offering ‘more EV than petrol’ choices to company car users

Ten VW ID.3 vehicles added to fleet as part of €2.8m sustainability investment

Construction group Sisk grows turnover to almost €1.4bn

Strong growth in Europe and UK offsets minor fall in Irish business

Celebrities drawn into legal action over Dublin luxury flats

Colin Farrell and Glenda Gilson among plaintiffs in action on Celtic Tiger-era defects

Sea views the star of new Greystones Marina apartments from €405k

Dramatic vistas of Bray Head and Howth give the Glenveagh apartments a unique outlook

Dunkettle Interchange upgrade to be delayed by 12 months

TII says it has failed to reach agreement on cost with contractor Sisk

Construction tech company Initiafy rebrands with headcount set to double

Initiafy becomes GoContractor as it raises €500,000 and looks to expand in the US

Nama puts building blocks in place at D4 glass bottle site

New era beckons for this prime plot of development land on the Poolbeg peninsula

Uniphar plan Nordic entry as managers look to bonuses

Irish healthcare services firm raised €135m in IPO

1,100 pharmacists to hold €112m Uniphar stake on flotation

Drugs distribution business says it has raised €135m in an IPO of shares at €1.15 each

Children’s hospital row grinding big projects to a halt, says Sisk

For the first time, Sisk earned more revenue last year outside Dublin than within city

John Sisk sanctioned by UK officials for failing to pay suppliers on time

Irish builder’s ability to win future British state building contracts now in jeopardy

State’s largest construction company launches facilities management brand

Sensori was built out of a joint venture between John Sisk and Designer Group

Spencer Dock tenants face eviction over building defects

Apartments close to IFSC, Google and Facebook originally built by Treasury Holdings

Center Parcs set to go wild at ‘subtropical’ Longford resort

UK holiday operator plans to open its €233m Longford Forest park in late August

Marking WW1 armistice: ‘Haunting Soldier’ comes to Dublin

Scrap metal sculpture on view at St Stephen’s Green as organiser ‘so moved by respect shown’

Uniphar cleared to buy Sisk’s hospital equipment business

Healthcare equipment business changing hands for reported €65m

Contract for more than 500 social homes to be awarded

Plan to provide housing through public-private partnership announced four years ago

Builder Sisk reports profit jump of 73% to €24.7m for 2017

Turnover dips 5% to €792.2m as once-off settlement for contracts boosts record profits

Woodvale Construction wins contract for six unfinished schools

Stalled project after Carillion collapse resulted in liquidation of Sammon Construction Ireland,

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

Fears for schools as builder Sammon is liquidated

Department of Education must hire replacement for separate Maynooth contract

Sammon to be liquidated following Carillion ‘perfect storm’

Kildare-based company employs 200 people in Kilcock

Competition to build schools, Italian bonds, and boosting the household budget

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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

Java Republic wins beverage contract for Center Parcs

Developers of planned Co Longford forest resort sign €1m in Irish supplier contracts

Sisk wins €100m contract to build hanger for Boeing at Gatwick

Hangar designed to house two Boeing 777x craft, which will be biggest aircraft built by US group

Farewell N17 – hello M17 as motorway opens between Gort and Tuam

Route costing €550m includes first ‘bat bridge’ for wildlife and opens five months early

Coast Guard station plan stalls over rising costs

New facility in Greystones Harbour needs €800,000 doors to withstand high waves

Greystones Marina homes a decade in the making

The controversial development was announced in 2006 and has eventually come to fruition, with the first phase of Marina Village houses on sale this weekend with prices ranging from €485,000-€655,000

Builder Sisk forecasts €650m turnover on strong growth

Turnover in greater Dublin to reach €350m, €300m in rest of country, company says

Irish-Polish trading link now worth €1.5bn annually

Part 3 of series: It’s not surprising Poland a hub for Irish firms seeking to expand

Boland’s Quay scheme at Dublin’s historic Boland’s Mills site set for September start

Sisk and BAM could be in the running for €170m contract to build on docklands site

Plan to build Tipperary hydro-plant

Pump-storage hydro-plant could generate enough electricity to power 400,000 homes

Why Warsaw’s skyline should be a source of national pride for Ireland

Poland prepares for Sunday’s election as Irish business links with the East European state strengthen

Sicon sees big jump in operating and pretax profit to €8.5m

Sisk holding company says full-year turnover rose 17.4% for work in Ireland and UK

Chelsea comes to Dublin 18

This high-spec, detached family home with special gardens includes part of a Chelsea Flower Show entry by Diarmuid Gavin. It comes on the market asking €995,000

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