Moore Street buildings linked to 1916 Rising designated for protection
Dublin city planners recommend buildings be added to Record of Protected Structures
Pat Kenny calls on council to refuse permission for Bulloch Harbour plan
Broadcaster says Dalkey development would change ambience ‘utterly’
Met Office and Cadbury’s factory recommended for protection
More than 500 additions to Dublin city Record of Protected Structures sought by Minster
Red ribbon protest: Urban tree removals spark local demonstrations
Evidence local authorities are deploying a more aggressive approach to tree removal
Councillors order immediate reconstruction of O’Rahilly House
Emergency motions to have 1916 leader’s house rebuilt approved at meeting
New figures reveal scale of consultancy for Government departments
Consultancy for Government a lucrative business for small number of firms
Gravity bar view hindered by proposed apartments, tourism body warns
Irish Tourism boss says Marlet plan would impact on Guinness Storehouse experience
Plans for river Dodder ‘greenway’ to be revealed
Development of 24km cycling and walking route expected to cost in the region of €22m
Flagship award for Kerry Central Regional Water Supply Scheme
Excellence Awards highlight the outstanding and diverse achievements of engineers
Irish arm of engineering group RPS frees up €40m for possible dividend to parent
RPS says restructuring is a ‘technical move’ undertaken to give company ‘flexibility’ regarding its Irish operation
Engineers brought in to help fight serious coastal erosion in north Dublin
Properties could be threatened, prompting Fingal County Council to step up plans to introduce coastal protections
State agencies told to ‘buck up’ over flooding on Galway-Limerick railway line
Study recommended raising the rail track by 1.2 metres at a cost of €10 million
Housebuilder Glenveagh strengthens management team
Company has appointed new chief commercial officer and head of planning
State’s infrastructure plans threatened by engineer shortage
Republic is not producing enough graduates in the sector to meet projected demand
Council drops appeal against Poolbeg incinerator judgment
Dublin City Council took action against ruling criticising manipulated waste reports
Wildlife experts express concern over aspects of Galway port expansion plan
Flood and climate change factors accounted for, harbour company tells Bord Pleanala
Poolbeg incinerator may serve nine counties
Household waste from 12 local authority areas could be taken to southeast Dublin
RPS Group to buy Australian consulting firm for €21.5m
Group is acquiring the entire share capital of Point Project Management for A$31.0 million
Poolbeg incinerator gets go ahead by EC
Dublin City Council says “further steps” needed for project to proceed
Former Irish Steel site could be converted into a park by 2016
Planning hearing told of €92m project at Haulbowline in Cork Harbour
'Good year' for RPS despite slowdown in Australia
Revenue and pretax profit rise as company credits diversity for continued expansion
Public sector tenders worth €12bn published last year
Most lucrative tender published was by Dublin Airport Authority
Work starts on project to supply water to Dublin from Shannon
€500m scheme expected to bring water from River Shannon to capital within seven years
Poolbeg plant costs rise from €400m to €600m
Developers may try to recoup their losses from city council if incinerator is scrapped
Where the Irish Water consultancy fees are going
The firms awarded contracts worth €85.97m have a long relationship with Bord Gáis and Dublin City Council
Plans for Poolbeg incinerator not abandoned, says Dublin City Council
A decision on the future of the project will be made following an EU ruling
Dublin city councillors reverse €9m in proposed cuts to homeless, disabled
Councillors reject housing rent increase and maintain rents at 2013 levels
Top appointment at Irish Water does not suggest thirst for public service reform
Opinion: It’s simple – if you’ve been in charge during a major screw-up you don’t get promoted
Focus to turn to Phil Hogan’s knowledge of contracts
Irish Water will appear before the Oireachtas Committee on the Environment this afternoon
TDs insist on Irish Water disclosing consultant pay
State firm due to answer questions on €50m spend before Oireachtas hearing
Irish Water executives were no longer working with major consultancy when recruited, says utility chief
John Tierney says employees came from private sector, Bord Gáis and local and central Government
Poolbeg contract terminated after €32m payments
An estimated €95m has been spent on unbuilt Dublin incinerator
Dublin area ‘faces ten more years of water shortages’
Senior council official points to delays in supply system from river Shannon as restrictions begin
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