Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport Leo Varadkar has announced €100 million worth of funding for new road safety and upgrading projects at locations across the country in 2012.

Plumbers are almost wholly unprepared for the "drastic change" to the way the UK's homes are heated as part of efforts to cut carbon emissions, according to leading engineers - meaning householders could need to turn to architects and engineers at a potential cost of over £20,000 per house.

On Wednesday 25 April 2012, Ireland's most important gathering of the sustainable building industry will take place at the Better Building Conference 2012.

An Bord Pleanála is due to decide soon on controversial plans to replace five individual shop buildings on the corner of Henry Street and O’Connell Street, in Dublin city centre, with a single retail unit suitable for a chain store.

A new streamlined planning complaints procedure has been launched by Northern Ireland's Environment Minister, Alex Attwood.

Northern Ireland Regional Development Minister, Danny Kennedy has launched the formal consultation phase for the new A6 dual carriageway, between Londonderry and Dungiven.

SEAI is presenting a final 2-day Passive House Planning Package (PHPP) workshop on Tuesday and Wednesday 14th-15th February 2012 in Dublin.

One of the country's most notorious bottlenecks is finally going to be removed after the Government secured funding from the banks.