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Denise Maguire

Denise Maguire

Verified

Editor, Irish Construction Industry Magazine

Dublin

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Religion, Homosexuality and Crimes .

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Total articles 343

  • RECOVERY AHEAD? -2025

    By Denise Maguire Verified| Irish Construction Industry Magazine Verified The Irish construction sector is poised for a recovery in 2025, driven by a resilient domestic economy that’s expected to grow at 3% and a renewed focus on infrastructure investment. According to a new market analysis report from global consultancy Arcadis, a potential 2-3% growth in domestic demand and fixed capital formation will provide a stronger platform for construction activity compared to EU peers, helping the sector rebound after a weak 2024.

    By Denise Maguire Verified · Irish Construction Industry Magazine

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • NEW HOTEL FOR CLERYS QUARTER -2025

    By Denise Maguire Verified| Irish Construction Industry Magazine Verified Whitbread PLC, the owner of the Premier Inn chain, has started the construction of its most high-profile hotel development in Ireland at Dublin’s Clerys Quarter. Construction and fit-out company Gilbert-Ash has been appointed principal contractor for the development, which is an important part of the regeneration of one of Dublin’s most iconic department stores.

    By Denise Maguire Verified · Irish Construction Industry Magazine

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • RECOVERY AHEAD? -2025

    By Denise Maguire Verified| Irish Construction Industry Magazine Verified The Irish construction sector is poised for a recovery in 2025, driven by a resilient domestic economy that’s expected to grow at 3% and a renewed focus on infrastructure investment. According to a new market analysis report from global consultancy Arcadis, a potential 2-3% growth in domestic demand and fixed capital formation will provide a stronger platform for construction activity compared to EU peers, helping the sector rebound after a weak 2024.

    By Denise Maguire Verified · Irish Construction Industry Magazine

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Irish Construction Industry Magazine

Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland

+1 925-261-9100