Overview M&N Civil Engineering was proud to partner with John Sisk & Son Ltd to deliver one of the most technically complex infrastructure packages within the Glass Bottle redevelopment – The Boulevard Project. Located on Dublin’s Poolbeg Peninsula, the site marks the transformation of a former 15-hectare industrial plot (formerly the Irish Glass Bottle factory) […]
The project comprises infrastructure remediation, watermain replacement, and general upgrade works within the IDA Clonshaugh Business and Technology Park in Dublin. The scope includes: Roadworks Footpaths and crossing Watermain Replacement Drainage Remediation Utility Infrastructure Site Development & External Works Site Clearance & Demolition Site Management & Temp Works Service Coordination & Protection
This new development will deliver a modern office scheme comprising approximately 20,519m² of office space, The development will include 24 basement-level car spaces accessed via a car lift. Scope of Work Underpinning of 4nr Luas pole foundation blocks. Pile attendances. Cropping and trimming 276nr 900mm dia secant cfa piles. Installation of 14nr Groundforce Shorco props.
M&N Civil Engineering Ltd is proud to contribute to Ireland’s renewable energy transition through our involvement in the DELL Solar Farm project, located in Lodgewood, Ballycarney, Co Wexford. This significant development, commissioned by Power Capital Renewable Energy and led by main contractor EIFFAGE, aims to generate clean energy with a peak capacity of 30.466 MW
The project involved the construction of a 2 storey data storage facility. M&N Civils scope of work included: Stockpile removal circa 80,000m3. Reduce level dig circa 50,000m3 Excavation of substructures consisting of pad and strip foundations Substructures upto underside of grnd floor slab Foul & SW drainage 2,000m Watermain, Industrial water 42,000m of MV, LV,
M&N have been appointed by Glenveagh Homes Ltd to carry out Earthworks and Civils Works for Phase 1a of the latest residential development in Donabate – Ballymastone. This phase is set on a 15 hectare site and is the first phase of the wider Ballymastone Masterplan. The proposed development consists of the construction of one