Our second panel discussion of the day, 'Putting Infrastructure Delivery at the Heart of New Housing Policy, ' is now underway! #HBSummit25 #CIFSummits

Aren’t tower cranes just great! ⁦Cork Crane Count⁩

As a developer so frustrated with this housing crisis. It’s not just Ireland, it’s across Europe - same pattern: high prices, low supply, too much noise. Everyone has an opinion. Few can execute. Here’s what I’d do if I had 100 days to fix it in Ireland;

Govt needs to be clear with citizens about potential costs of OTB. US anti-boycott laws could cripple American companies here and encroachment into EU trade competence could bring conflict with Brussels. Fine if the public accepts costs, but debate needed ft.com/content/cb2647…

Iarnród Éireann Transport for Ireland Could we have an update please

Without significant action, Dublin as an attractive, lived-in and innovative capital is over. There is a reason why the capital city of one of the richest countries in the world looks so dilapidated, writes David McWilliams irishtimes.com/opinion/2025/0…

Greater Dublin only European urban city region running beyond water capacity daily, warns Uisce Éireann businesspost.ie/infrastructure…

What Kyiv endured last night, cannot be called anything but a deliberate act of terror. A sustained, 7 hour coordinated attack—over 550 drones and ballistic missiles launched onto the people of Kyiv, families running into metro stations, basements, underground parking garages,

"I don’t care how much you love working people. They can’t afford a house because all the rules in your state make it prohibitive to build." Barack Obama cnn.com/2025/07/14/pol…

Offered unspeakable ideas at MacGill 🌚

Press statement from the Irish Jewish community on the latest Antisemitic incident on a Dublin Bus.

3/4 One of the barriers to addressing infrastructure deficits is that the Irish construction sector is less productive than in other European countries. This is partially due to construction firms in Ireland typically being small. Large firms tend to be more productive.

From Dan Wang’s new book. Interesting thesis. Engineers do tend to think in terms of solving problems. Lawyers profit when there are unsolvable problems. 🇨🇳

State’s population grew by almost 90,000 last year, EU figures show irishtimes.com/ireland/2025/0…

And there we have it. Ireland has overtaken another EU member state, in population, for the first time. At current trends, Finland will be overtaken in 2028. (And maybe Scotland in 2027, just about.)

Plan green-lit for 352 homes in Wicklow after judicial review quashed previous refusal m.independent.ie/regionals/wick…

The justice minister says judicial reviews are being used to delay critical housing and infrastructure projects — and he’s calling for new limits to stop it. What’s changing under the Civil Reform Bill? businesspost.ie/politics/justi…

Congrats to our u16s on winning the Challenge Cup Final tonight versus Na Piarsaigh in a 4 point victory at Church Road 🔰🔰🔰