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A Renewed Commitment: Investing in Public Value
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A Renewed Commitment: Investing in Public Value

As 2026 unfolds, public sector clients are reassessing not just what they invest in, but how investment decisions are made.

Iain Campbell

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Place with Purpose: Rethinking Town Centre Regeneration

Town centres are evolving rapidly, shaped by shifting retail, work and leisure patterns, with residential development now central to regeneration.

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Middle East Conflict: Implications for Construction
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Middle East Conflict: Implications for Construction

Escalating tensions involving Iran are driving renewed volatility in global energy markets, with direct implications for construction. Oil and gas prices have risen and remain highly sensitive to disruption, particularly given the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz to global energy supply.

Michael Urie

By Michael Urie

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Delivering Efficient and Sustainable Infrastructure in Ireland: From Fragmentation to Coherence
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Delivering Efficient and Sustainable Infrastructure in Ireland: From Fragmentation to Coherence

Ireland’s commitment to a low-carbon, climate-resilient future demands nothing short of a national transformation—across energy, transport, industry, and the built environment.

Michael Urie

By Michael Urie

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