M&N were appointed by Glenveagh Homes Ltd as PSCS to carry out the Earthworks and Civil Engineering works for Grey Abbey View in Kildare. The scope of works included: The establishment of the site compound and project offices including, wheel wash and weigh bridge facilitates, full time road sweeping on local roads, plant storage and […]
This project involved the demolition of Balroy House in Carpenterstown, Castleknock. M&N’s scope of works included: Complete demolition of main house structure including floor slab and all foundations, stable block structure (including yard and concrete area around the perimeter and all foundations) and tennis court including fencing, tar and concrete works Grubbing up all drainage,
M&N’s PSCS role included the construction of a 3.2-kilometer foul drainage line, manholes, and associated drainage systems, all compliant with Irish Water (IW) standards. The depths reached up to 8 meters, necessitating rock breaking in trenches amounting to 4,500m3 at significant depths. The initial phase involved setting up the compound and site facilities to accommodate
The New Chapel Road Link Road project commenced in February 2020, connecting the northern part of Delgany village at Melwood to the southern side of Greystones at Beechbrook Park which is an overall length of 0.7Km. This link road serves as both access to the new Eastmount residential development and a bypass for the local
Development of 150 Social Housing Units. Site strip & disposal 25,000m3 greenfield inert material. Site infrastructure works including roads, drainage, services, attenuation tank & connections to local services. Site curtilage and substructure works to housing units. Works all in accordance with local authority.
Site development & Groundworks for 330 units in Adamstown. Works included site strip & disposal 40,000m3 greenfield inert material on site. Rock breaking 3,000m3 for deep line storm/foul drainage 2.00-5.00m deep. Manholes installed using Perfect Base system by Tracey Concrete. Paving to housing units & public driveways.
M&N Civil Engineering were subcontracted in 2018 by Dres Developments for the St Marnocks Bay Phase 1B, the scope of which involved extensive civil and substructure advanced works to facilitate the construction of 150 residential units as outlined below. 675m3 Retaining Structure which was cast in-situ element 15m x 15m x 3m deep. It was
New social housing development 50 number units. A fireworks factory once stood on this site which led to site contamination. M&N disposed circa 30,000 tonnes contaminated spoil off site. Works including Site strip 15,000m3 brownfield site, infrastructure works including roads, drainage, services & connections to local authority services outside site boundary. Substructure works, piling attendance.
Development 90 social housing units for SDCC. Site strip excavation of 20,000m3 inert material disposed off site. Substructure works, strip foundations, floors in substructure all in accordance with local authority. Site Infrastructure works, access roads, main drainage, watermains, kerbing, footpaths. External works, drainage, services, landscaping, footpaths, paving. Connections to local services outside site boundary on
