Ireland has a long and venerable history of involvment in the building industry, stretching back thousands of years to the early stone age, when the population erected magnificent monuments which have endured to this day. Newgrange in County Meath was erected 500 years before the pyramids of Egypt, much of the material was transported many miles to the site. Scattered across the country are hundreds of dolemen, the heaviest cap stone weighs 100 tons.

Irish labourers and navies have in the past and continue to this day to build the mega structures of the world, only today you are liable to find a highly qualified Irish engineer in charge. Today it is Ireland that is hungry for labour Irelands vibrant economy is attracting workers from Eastern Europe and even further afield