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Ireland to tap multinational tax windfall to raise infrastructure spending by 23%
Ireland will boost spending on infrastructure projects over the next five years by 23%, to 112 billion euros ($131 billion), ...
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Living Cycles in Regenerative Architecture: Lessons from the Goetheanum
Explore regenerative architecture's role in harmonizing buildings and nature, inspired by Rudolf Steiner's holistic vision and design principles.
When will the British Open return to Ireland? Royal Portrush, Portmarnock in line to host
The next visit to the Emerald Isle may actually come in Ireland, not Northern Ireland. Portmarnock Golf Club has been under ...
Ireland to tap multinational tax windfall to hike infrastructure spending by 23%
Ireland will boost spending on infrastructure projects over the next five years by 23%, to 112 billion euros ($131 billion), ...
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Walking in Mierlo, Netherlands – Small Dutch Town Walking Tour
Explore the peaceful streets of Mierlo, a small town in the Netherlands, with this walking tour. Discover quiet neighborhoods ...
Preservation Worcester's 2025 Most Endangered Structures — streetlamps to historic houses
WORCESTER — Preservation Worcester has published its annual list of Most Endangered Structures which this year ranges from ...
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Guide to the Boyne Valley, Ireland
Rupert Parker explores Ireland’s Boyne Valley and finds prehistoric monuments and dazzling fairy tale castles Stretching across Ireland’s counties Meath and Louth, the Boyne Valley is home to some ...
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Ireland’s infrastructure ‘does not need architects’ egos going wild’ – minister
Ireland’s new infrastructure plan will focus on the functionality of projects rather than “award-winning” designs, a junior minister has said. The Government is to unveil its revised National ...