Construction leads in Dublin
47,133 live planning & construction projects across Dublin, tracked from the planning register through to breaking ground. 8,387 are on site right now. Updated weekly across all 31 local authorities.
Dublin market at a glance
The wider market behind the pipeline - demand, prices and stock, drawn from the CSO, the Property Price Register and building control.
Leads by trade in Dublin
How Dublin's pipeline breaks down by trade. Click any trade to size your addressable market, or get the live leads filtered to it.
Strategic infrastructure in Dublin
Major projects decided directly by An Coimisiún Pleanála under the Strategic Infrastructure process - the largest builds in the county.
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- Data centres in Ireland: the rules, the numbers and the Naas application under appealA six-hall, gas-supported data centre campus at Naas was granted by Kildare County Council in August 2025 and is now on appeal to An Coimisiún Pleanála. The register shows what has been filed and decided, the official statistics show data centres used 23% of Ireland's metered electricity in 2025, and the two sides of the wider argument use different numbers to measure different things. PlanningLeads takes no position on the application.Read the brief
- Solar under the microscope: what the public record shows as the CCPC investigates bid-riggingOn 25 September 2026 the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission searched businesses in the solar panel industry over suspected bid-rigging. No business has been named, and a search is not a finding of wrongdoing. What the public record does show is the market being investigated: 56 solar tender notices from 37 public buyers since 2020, and 2,100 planning applications naming solar work in the last twelve months alone.Read the brief
- The children's hospital, as told by its planning fileIreland's most expensive building has generated a decade of headlines about money. Its planning file tells a quieter, stranger story: refused once for the skyline, granted in 2016 with 17 conditions - then altered eight times without a single change ever being ruled material.Read the brief
- Ground first, green last: Ireland's landscaping and groundworks pipeline, as told by the planning registerEvery build starts with a digger and ends with a planting plan. In the twelve months to September 2026 the planning register named landscaping on 5,057 applications and groundworks on 2,174, council by council and month by month, long before anyone was on site.Read the brief