Insight
Denise Tuffy is the Construction Industry Federation's Director of Specialist Contracting The coming year promises significant developments for specialist contractors as the industry continues to evolve in response to changing regulations, technology, and market...
Paul Sheridan is the Construction Industry Federation's Director of Main Contracting The outlook for 2025 is generally positive in terms of construction activity. However, growth in civil engineering remains a concern. The government has a major role to play in...
Joanne Treacy is the Construction Industry Federation's Director for the southern and eastern regions As Ireland faces the challenges of a growing population and evolving economic demands, infrastructure delivery emerges as the top priority for the next 12 months and...
Justin Molly is the Construction Industry Federation's Director of the Western, Midland and Northern Region The construction industry in Ireland is currently navigating a dual reality: a booming demand for housing and infrastructure but significant barriers slowing...
Meabh Smith is the Construction Industry Federation's Director of Communications As we enter 2025, the new year offers a renewed energy to build on the momentum of our communications. Addressing the housing crisis and infrastructure gaps have remained central to CIF’s...
Conor O’Connell is the Construction Industry Federation's director of housing, planning and development As always with housing supply issues it is difficult to predict with certainty. Several government schemes such as Help to But, First Home Scheme, AHB Cost Rental,...
Catherine Jordan is the Construction Industry Federation's new head of membership As the new head of membership for the Construction Industry Federation (CIF), I am honoured to embark on this exciting journey in 2025. My priority is to place our members firmly at the...
The construction industry has grounds for increased positivity in 2025 as the domestic economy continues to expand. While growth in the Irish domestic economy has been robust, infrastructure deficits are becoming more and more evident in areas such as housing, water...
People often see the beginning of a new year as a fresh start, usually leading with their health, and you will certainly see gym memberships increase around this time. Along with physical health, your financial health is an important aspect of your overall health and...
The start of the new year provides an opportunity to assess the priorities that lie ahead for the construction sector, allowing us to define our objectives and set the direction for our members and the industry in the year to come. As we enter 2025, I am delighted to...
