Tag: housing
Construction Slowdown Signals a Technology Challenge for Ireland’s Housing and Infrastructure...
Ireland’s construction slowdown is exposing a need for technology-led gains in housing, infrastructure and project efficiency.
Ireland’s Ageing Economy Needs Skilled Migration, Not a Work Permit Clampdown
Cutting Ireland work permits would hurt tech, healthcare, and growth as the population ages. Smarter policy should focus on housing and skills.
Rent Burden in Ireland: What New CSO Data Reveals About a...
New CSO data shows rent burden in Ireland is squeezing tenants, with major implications for workers, remote teams and tech growth.
Ardstone Milltown housing plan faces third High Court challenge in Dublin...
Ardstone’s Milltown housing plan faces a third High Court challenge, extending a long-running planning battle over the Dublin 6 site.
South Dublin Housing Scheme Reset Shows How Smarter Planning Depends on...
A scaled-back south Dublin housing scheme shows how digital planning, smarter design and infrastructure alignment now shape housing delivery.
Inside Ireland’s News Cycle: The Stories Shaping the National Conversation
A sharp look at the Irish news stories driving national attention, from education and housing to pay talks and public accountability.
Swords Express Housing Appeal Highlights the Technology and Operations Challenge Behind...
The Swords Express housing appeal shows how staff accommodation is becoming a critical technology and operations issue for transport firms.
Why Construction Costs and Planning Uncertainty Matter More Than Funding in...
Ireland’s housing bottleneck is shifting from finance to construction costs and planning uncertainty, with major implications for tech and delivery.
Ireland Housing Market Update: Is New Supply Finally Starting to Shift...
Ireland’s housing market shows stronger supply and improved sentiment, but rising prices mean affordability remains the key challenge.
Ireland’s Infrastructure Shortfalls Are Raising Business Costs and Threatening Growth
Ireland’s infrastructure shortfalls are driving up business costs, hurting hiring and putting competitiveness at risk, especially in technology.
