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Beginning Of Killaloe Bypass Works Hailed As 'Game Changer' For East Clare - Vimarsana News

Beginning Of Killaloe Bypass Works Hailed As 'Game Changer' For East Clare

An East Clare Councillor says work beginning on the Killaloe bypass is the beginning of a ‘game changer’ for the area. Shovels have entered the ground on the 60 million euro project this week. The works will see a new bridge joining Killaloe to Ballina to divert from the 18th century bridge currently used, while […]

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State's inflationary measures should extend to TAMS grants - Vimarsana News

State's inflationary measures should extend to TAMS grants

The ICMSA has called for an explanation on why inflationary aid measures for public works contracts are not being extended to farm grants.

Five unexpected ways inflation could affect construction - Vimarsana News

Five unexpected ways inflation could affect construction

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) last week revealed that consumer price inflation had hit 9 per cent in the year to April, while the Bank of

Minister McGrath introduces measures to address the impact of Construction Material Price Inflation on Public Works Projects | Irish Building Magazine.ie - Vimarsana News

Minister McGrath introduces measures to address the impact of Construction Material Price Inflation on Public Works Projects | Irish Building Magazine.ie

The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Michael McGrath TD, had just announced details of further measures to address the impact that exceptional inflation in construction materials and energy is having on public works contracts. As economies reopened in the aftermath of Covid-19, significant inflation, coupled with shortages in the supply of particular construction materials