The refurbishment of the existing handball alleys involved upgrading public access to include DAC and ambulant disabled access toilet facilities, ensuring improved accessibility for all users. The project required the demolition of the old handball alleys, followed by the construction of a new wing and comprehensive refurbishment of the remaining structure. This included new roofing, cladding, external windows and doors, as well as high-quality internal finishes such as joinery, plastering, painting, and a full mechanical and electrical fit-out. All associated site works were completed, including the installation of tarmacadam at the front of the building to enhance its appearance and functionality.

Client: St Patricks College, Cavan
Project: Refurbishment of Handball Alleys
Architect: Gaffney + Cullivan Architects

The extension to Ballymachugh GAA Clubrooms included the construction of a portal frame with a wide slab first floor area, creating a spacious modern facility. This complete new build featured high-quality internal finishes and a turnkey fit-out of new gym and changing facilities. A dedicated boiler house and pumping station were also constructed to accommodate essential services. Importantly, the existing clubhouse remained fully operational throughout the works, ensuring uninterrupted use for members while the improvements were carried out. All associated site works were completed to deliver a functional and upgraded club environment.

Client: Ballymachugh Gaa
Project: New Clubhouse & Gym
Architect: JM Johnston Architects
Engineer: PJ Mastery Consulting Engineers

Carlanstown Community Centre was a standalone, two-storey purpose built facility located on a greenfield site at Deerpark Carlanstown, Kells, Co. Meath. The ground floor featured office and canteen facilities that support the public function area, while the upper level hosted a multifunctional meeting space, accessible via a passenger lift. The construction took place on a live, functioning recreational area where maintaining public access and ensuring safety were of the utmost importance throughout the project.

Client: Carlanstown/ Kilbeg Community Development Organisation
Project: Carlanstown Community Centre