As the PSCS and main contractor, M&N managed the removal of over 5,000 tonnes of hazardous stockpiles containing asbestos materials in soil and stone from the site. The stockpiles were safely removed off-site with the help of our dedicated team and trusted subcontractors. The hazardous material was disposed of at Enva, Port Laoise, ensuring the […]
As the main contractor for this important project, we worked closely with IDA Ireland (Client) and O’Connor Sutton-Cronin (Consultant) to deliver a range of crucial improvements, including: • Footpath and pavement repairs • Drainage repairs • Removal and repairing existing Drainage network including relining and repairs to existing drainage lines • Public lighting upgrades •
This significant project, carried out for IDA Ireland and with consultancy from OCSC (O’Connor Sutton Cronin), involved the comprehensive upgrade of infrastructure within the existing IDA Naas Business Park. The scope of work included: • Drainage repairs • Replacement of footpaths • Installation of new fencing • Road surfacing remediation works • Soft landscaping
The project included construction and upgrade Civil engineering enabling works associated with the relocation of the existing playground including drainage and macadam surfacing works at Leixlip Amenities Centre, Leixlip, Co. Kildare. Scope of works included: Construction of car park and associated infrastructure compliant and conforming to Transport Infrastructure Ireland standard. Development of extensive walking and
The project involved flood protection, flood storage and flood prevention measures at locations along a 6 km stretch of the River Poddle from Tymon North, Tallaght to St. Teresa’s Gardens, Donore Avenue. Scope of works included: Construction of Integrated Constructed Wetland, comprising ICW Cell Forming embankment sides and creating mid-slope access path Cutting back existing
M&N Civil Engineering carried out significant modifications to the existing wastewater Network in Djouce Meadows, Roundwood. The project was essential to upgrading the wastewater network ensuring it can handle increased capacity and meet Irish water standards for wastewater management. Throughout the construction period, it was crucial that flows in the existing wastewater network were maintained
Gresytones Harbour Development works. Associated substructure works for new Club Houses. 1km of deep drainage (4m deep). Deep attenuation tanks. Temp works sheet piling. Traffic management. Service tie-ins involving 300m of road opening with associated traffic management measures put in place along busy Greystone road. M&N provided Coastal works along beach to prevent coastal erosion.
