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Author: Construction Ireland

A €30 billion boost to Ireland’s infrastructure, announced by the Government for 2026–2030, is being hailed as a catalyst for long-overdue development.

Author: Dublin People

Dublin’s long-mooted Metrolink project has received a significant funding injection, with €2 billion earmarked for low-carbon public transport in the upcoming Budget.

Author: The Irish Times

Ireland will spend €16.5 million on modular body armour for its troops through the EU’s new Security Action for Europe (Safe) programme—its first use of the bloc’s joint military procurement scheme.

Author: The Irish Times

The Office of Public Works spent over €17,000 on consultants in 2024 to prepare for Oireachtas committee hearings—more than any other State body since 2021.

Author: pbctoday

Ten specialist contractors have secured places on EN:Procure’s new £30 million Gen-4 lifts framework, covering everything from installation to maintenance across the UK’s public, residential, and commercial buildings.

Author: April Lara

Procurement today is no longer a quiet backroom function. It is stepping into the spotlight as Ireland lays out plans for housing, infrastructure and defence that stretch far beyond the next decade.

Author: RTÉ

The latest National Development Plan puts housing at the forefront, earmarking over €40 billion to tackle chronic supply shortages.

Author: The Irish Sun

The Irish Prison Service spent over €14.5 million feeding inmates in 2024 — nearly double the 2014 figure.

Author: The Anglo-Celt

Cavan County Council is facing mounting scrutiny over its delay in adopting an Ethical Procurement Policy that could exclude suppliers linked to alleged human rights abuses.

Author: Shephard Media

Ireland is set to increase defence capital investment by more than half between 2026 and 2030, rising from €1.1 billion to €1.7 billion under the newly revised National Development Plan.