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Ireland's offshore renewable energy (ORE) targets are ambitious. Harnessing our powerful wind resource offshore, the Irish Government is charting a path towards achieving Ireland's and Europe's...

The Commission is consulting until 6 September 2024 on a proposed procedure to give public access to judicial procedures to challenge specific decisions on State aid measures that allegedly contravene EU environmental law.

On 13 March 2025, in the case of Tenderbids Ltd trading as Bastion v. Electrical Waste Management Ltd [2025] IEHC 139, Mr. Justice Garrett Simons held that a failure to deliver a notice of intention to refer a payment...

The provision of information by the employer or the employer’s design team to a contractor and the allocation of responsibility for the accuracy of that information is a key aspect of risk allocation under any construction contract.

The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI) has launched the RIAI Construction Contract 2025, a new set of standard form contracts designed to enhance the collaboration...

The Finance Act 2017, which came into law in the Republic of Ireland on 25 December 2017, introduced a significant change to stamp duty.

The Government Legislation Programme for Autumn 2025 lists the following for priority publication this session...

As 2022 unfolds, there is cautious optimism in the construction industry that the resilience displayed over the last two years will manifest in a strong recovery, with output projected by AECOM to grow...

Ireland's Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe TD, has brought a Financial Resolution before the Dáil to impose a stamp duty charge of 10% on the purchase of 10 or more residential houses...

Save for essential construction projects, construction sites in Ireland have been closed since 28 March 2020. Phase 1 of the Government's Roadmap for the Reopening of Society...

Given the restrictions on movement currently in place, it has been acknowledged that the timelines set out in the Planning and Development Act 2000 (the "Planning Act") are not...

In the post-boom years, defective workmanship in the construction of many properties in Ireland, both residential and commercial, has come to light.

A metro for Dublin was first proposed over 25 years ago when it was included in the then government's 2000 transportation strategy.

A discussion on the publication by the Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government of new Development Contribution Guidelines for Planning Authorities.

Our Dublin Real Estate & Construction team had the pleasure of contributing to the Women In Construction Special Edition of the Construction Industry Magazine.

This is the April edition of the Arthur Cox Environment & Planning Update, the monthly bulletin of the Arthur Cox Environment & Planning Group ...

The consequences of contractor insolvency can have far-reaching implications beyond the parties to a construction contract.