Construction activity up again in September

Construction activity in Ireland rose for the twenty-fifth successive month in September, according Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index.

Construction activity in Ireland rose for the twenty-fifth successive month in September, according Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index.

Despite slipping slightly from August's seven-month high to 59.9, the index remained well above the critical no-change value of 50.0 to indicate a marked expansion of the Irish construction economy.

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