Members share personal experiences from on and off site to raise awareness of real-life issues affecting people working in the industry For those who work outside, it’s always a good time to remind everyone about the risks of skin damage from the sun. According to the...
The annual health and safety edition of Construction magazine, published in October, provides us with a valuable opportunity to highlight one of the cornerstones of the industry. This year’s issue is published in conjunction with the CIF’s Construction Safety...
Commercial partnership: Crowe On 1 May 2024 the deadline passed for agreeing a repayment plan with Revenue for tax debt through the warehousing scheme. If your business owes money to Revenue, you didn’t agree to a repayment schedule with Revenue, and you aren't yet...
Pictured above Paul Griffin at work on some ornate plastering In a milestone year, master plasterer Paul Griffin shares a fascinating insight into the skill and sentiment of heritage preservation Plastering runs in Griffin family DNA. Paul Griffin grew up surrounded...
We are delighted to publish this special April issue of Construction magazine in conjunction with this year’s Housebuilding Summit, taking place in Croke Park on April 16 in partnership with the Irish Home Builders Association (IHBA) and the Construction Industry...
CIF Director General, Hubert Fitzpatrick reflects on how partnerships and collaborative efforts will be the key to achieving success As we look back over the key developments in the sector over 2023, it was a year when the industry began to find a steadier footing...
Irish construction is witnessing the launch of the Government’s Housing for All strategy and a recommitment to delivering the National Development Plan (NDP). Both strategies involve significant levels of public investment. While funding for the Housing for All plan...
The long relationship between the construction industries of Ireland and Britain is best described as symbiotic. For example, the Irish labourers employed on the Newry Canal (1742) - the first link in Britain’s Inland Navigation System - were technically the first...
Seamus Brady is the founder and Managing Director of Galway’s Castle Group – Castle Ceilings & Partitions, Castle Modular and Castle FM. He has been a CIF member since 2000. What project are you most excited about? We are very excited about the market’s ambitions...
