Ireland
Housing Delivery in Ireland: Why Are Projects Stalling and What Happens Next?
An inside view of how viability, planning and risk are shaping real-world housing delivery decisions.
By Alex Bell
Delivering Efficient and Sustainable Infrastructure in Ireland: From Fragmentation to Coherence
Ireland’s commitment to a low-carbon, climate-resilient future demands nothing short of a national transformation—across energy, transport, industry, and the built environment.
By Michael Urie
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Rail Infrastructure: Transforming Ireland’s Network by 2050
Rail Infrastructure: Transforming Ireland’s Network by 2050
Ireland’s rail system is on the brink of its most ambitious overhaul in generations.
By Michael Urie
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Dublin: The Heart of Ireland’s Data Centre Boom
Dublin: The Heart of Ireland’s Data Centre Boom
Ireland—particularly Dublin—has emerged as a pivotal hub in the global data centre landscape. This prominence is driven by a confluence of factors: strategic transatlantic positioning, a favourable tax regime, a temperate climate conducive to efficient cooling and a highly skilled workforce. As the digital economy accelerates, understanding Dublin’s data centre market offers valuable insights into broader construction and economic trends.
By Michael Urie
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Powering the Future: Modernising Ireland's Energy Infrastructure
Powering the Future: Modernising Ireland's Energy Infrastructure
Ireland's energy infrastructure is at a decisive juncture. A rapidly growing economy - driven by energy-intensive industries such as data centres, manufacturing and life sciences - demands an unprecedented expansion in power supply. To secure it's energy future, Ireland must act decisively - modernising its grid, accelerating renewable energy adoption and ensuring regulatory frameworks facilitate investment and innovation.
By Michael Urie
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Ireland's Infrastructure Market: Challenges and Opportunities for Growth
Ireland's Infrastructure Market: Challenges and Opportunities for Growth
Infrastructure is the backbone of economic growth and social progress. Yet, Ireland faces a complex infrastructure paradox: significant investment commitments alongside persistent delivery challenges.
By Michael Urie
