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Joe Cosgrave’s widow alleges refusal to register her as shareholder is ‘perverse and irrational’

Wife of late developer alleges her brothers-in-law are 'opportunistically' using her husband’s death to 'take control' of the Cosgrave Group

Developers: paying off locals is just ‘cost of doing business’

Our survey of leading construction firms in Ireland reveals the scale of hidden deals aimed at removing objections to new homes

More ESB staff to face action over allegations of corrupt payments

State-owned electricity company has contacted employees to signal its intention to issue legal proceedings over allegations that they sought corrupt payments from developers to speed up electrical work on building sites

Commercial Development

Consultants fees double to €8m at long-delayed Waterford quays redevelopment

The project, which is intended to rejuvenate a key part of the city, has a deficit of €11.5m

New regulations to ensure that creches are opened in residential developments

Minister says facilities are required under planning laws but some developers have sidestepped the rule by building a creche and then not opening it

Titanic Property Development had loss of £1.7 million in 2021

The company part controlled by Dermot Desmond recorded reduced turnover of £3.4 million, down from £32.1 million

John Walsh: Solving key bottlenecks will unlock our housing system

Until we address specific recurring issues around finance, infrastructure and relationships with developers, our property market will remain dysfunctional

Tycoon Desmond sets out luxury development plans for Caribbean island

The billionaire mogul has dismissed reports of a rift with his business partner over a scheme to establish a high-end resort on Canouan, the St Vincent and Grenadines island

Ardcairn Capital enters Irish development finance market backed by £5bn ESG fund

The newly founded development finance lender said it is targeting small and medium-sized residential developers to fund housing projects in Ireland

Tallaght is in the middle of a lively period for development

One practice alone is involved in six projects encompassing leisure, retail and 3,000 residential units

Construction Information Services round-up

A summary of the biggest building projects and deals going on around the country

Zoning and green belts: the lesson we can learn from four decades ago

In 1967, the government published a plan for the Dublin region that included three green belts. We can now make that aspiration work through Newlands, which offers a chance to convert agricultural land into a high-quality park while boosting housing

Construction Information Services round-up

Your guide to the most significant building developments taking place around the country

Sandyford set for large number of new high-residential schemes

There are already five developments in the pipeline for the south Dublin suburb, with potentially more to follow

Dundrum looks to future with host of multi-storey apartment developments in pipeline

The south Dublin enclave is local council’s second major town centre and projected to see a 44 per cent spike in population within two decades

Building the nation: CIS round-up

The Construction Information Services’s survey of upcoming residential and commercial developments across the country

Ires buys 146 residential units at Phoenix Park Racecourse development for €60 million

The developer, Flynn & O’Flaherty, is also selling three and four-bed houses and apartments for owner/occupiers in the Castleknock scheme

In Dublin 8, where there’s a Wills, there’s a way

A long-awaited new development at the former Player Wills cigarette factory on Dublin’s South Circular Road is being fast-tracked to An Bord Pleanála

Phibsborough shopping centre developers agree revised plans

The redevelopment in Dublin 7 will include co-living units, a gym, public plaza and new cladding on the existing building

State pays €2,300 a month for social housing units

Rent paid to developers in Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown is significantly above current average for the area