The figure could rise from 36,000 to 41,000 next year.
Housing completions in Ireland is expected to be the strongest among 19 other countries in Europe.
The figure is projected to be 36,000 for this year and would rise to 41,000 next year.
Irish construction output is forecast to increase by almost 4% in 2024 and over 5% in 2025.
Director, of the Western, Midland and Northern Region, in the Construction Industry Federation, Justin Molloy says while the trajectory is going up, it needs to move faster:
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