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Deep retrofit in Co Tyrone
Paul Crowe charts how he went about renovating a bungalow in Co Tyrone in need of a complete energy upgrade.

The case for building more homes in the Gaeltacht
Donncha Ó hÉallaithe of BÁNÚ says a Build to Stay policy in the Gaeltacht would be a game changer for rural communities and the…

The case for building more homes in the Gaeltacht
Donncha Ó hÉallaithe of BÁNÚ says a Build to Stay policy in the Gaeltacht would be a game changer for rural communities and the…

JP Corry opens new Castlereagh branch
Builders’ merchant JP Corry has opened its new Castlereagh branch on Montgomery Road, Belfast.

3 in 4 new construction dwellings granted planning were one-off homes
77 per cent of the new construction dwellings that were granted planning permission in the first quarter of 2026 were one-off homes.
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