Offaly's Tom Parlon insists the issue is being taken seriously.
The head of the Construction Industry Federation is hitting out at those criticising building site safety.
It comes as thousands of workers return to sites across the country, as the first phase in the reopening of the country continues.
Some workers say they are worried social distancing won't be maintained.
However, the Director General of the CIF, Coolderry's Tom Parlon, insists the issue is being taken seriously:
Revenue Officers Seize Contraband Worth €173k
It follows various operations in the Midlands, Dublin, Cork, and Rosslare Europort.
Laois Woman Urges People To Think Twice Before Commenting On Appearance
Portlaoise woman Hayley Dunne, an Aer Lingus cabin crew member, has Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.
New Novel Reimagines Princess Margaret’s Tense 1965 Visit To Laois
Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon visited Abbeyleix in 1965.
Fuel Protest Group To Meet In Westmeath Over Cost Of Living
The meeting is expected to address next steps, including whether to hold additional nationwide protests.
Laois Court Hears Of Child Being Swung Around By Legs
The case was heard in Portlaoise District Court.
Fish Kill In Offaly River Leaves Almost 70 Fish Dead
The incident has largely affected brown trout the waterway in Tullamore town.
Energy Costs Emerge As Top Budget Concern For Voters
The Government is looking at keeping the petrol and diesel tax cuts in place through the spring.
Uisce Éireann Faces Calls For Answers Over Water Outages In Offaly
Water supply disruptions were an issue across Birr over the weekend.
