Bewleys centralised their corporate headquarters and manufacturing facilities for the production of tea, coffee and bakery products to new premises at Northern Cross, Dublin. Malone O’Regan was retained as Project Manager for the project, providing civil, structural, process and building services engineering and cost control consultancy for the project.

The Bull’s Nose plays a critical role in the protection of the Harbour at Cape Clear from swells and waves. It had been deteriorating for some time despite an attempted repair in 2009.

Following significant growth in sales the signature brand, Bulmers Cider embarked on a number of significant expansions in the early 2000’s, the first of which involved an investment of approximately €25 million to increase bottling and warehousing capacity on it’s site at Clonmel, Co. Tipperary.

Carrick-on-Suir Municipal District is one of five within county Tipperary. The Town Hall building is a protected structure under the Carrick on Suir Town Plan and is included in the Architectural Inventory.

This complex comprises two 16-classroom schools, state-of-the-art public library, a shared community sports hall and offices for community services, all designed as an integrated entity in a developing new urban area to the west of Waterford City.

The Christian Brothers first came to Wexford in 1849 and established a school at Thomas street. Over the years the school campus had grown organically to accommodate more than 250 primary school pupils and in excess of 600 secondary school pupils.