Clancy Construction :: Clancy Construction has been in construction and development since the 1940s. Originally a traditional family business, the company now employs in excess of 250 full-time employees and develops large scale projects nationwide.

New Contract: St Peter’s Church, Phibsborough

aclancy@clancyconstruction.ie — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 10:19:42 +0000

Drawing on our extensive restoration experience, particularly in the religious environment, Clancy Construction have been selected to carry out restoration and conservation on this landmark church in Dublin 7. The project will consist of refurbishment and repairs to bedrooms and living spaces in the presbytery, plaster repairs throughout and upgrade works to the mechanical and electrical installations. This six month project is due to finish in March next year.

New Contract: Coombe Hospital Theatre Extension

aclancy@clancyconstruction.ie — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 10:06:38 +0000

Clancy Construction have recently been awarded the contract for a major extension to the theatre in the Coombe hospital in Dublin. This project is due to start in November 2011 and will take approximately 18 months to complete. This is the fourth contract that Clancy Construction have received from the Coombe in recent years further enforcing our commitment to quality and timely delivery of projects.

New Contract: Thurles Ambulance Base

aclancy@clancyconstruction.ie — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 09:57:21 +0000

Clancy Construction have begun work on the construction of a new ambulance base at The Hospital of the Assumption on the Nenagh road in Thurles. The ambulance base will include covered ambulance parking bay, staff car park and dedicated entrance/exit adjacent to the hospital.

The project is due to be completed in early 2012.

International Award for Recent Clancy Construction Project

aclancy@clancyconstruction.ie — Mon, 26 Sep 2011 10:25:24 +0000

A recently completed Clancy Construction project, The Topaz Motorway Service Station at Junction 8 on the M8 has been named as the Insight NACS 2011 International Convenience Retailer of the Year. The Topaz service station saw off competition from other short-listed sites in in the UK, France and Norway.

This international award comes on the back of a recent award as Newcomer of the Year in Ireland’s Forecourt & Convenience Retailer Awards. Topaz Chief Executive Eddie O’Brien has described this station as a template for it’s future motorway service stations and Clancy Construction are privileged to be responsible for the construction and delivery of this prestigious facility. You can view more details of the project here and you can read more about this recent award at the business news and advice site bizstartup.ie

Dunbrody Visitor Centre

admin — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 15:33:38 +0000

Clancy Construction have recently completed construction on the new Dunbrody Visitor Centre. The new centre sits on, and indeed over, the quays of the river Barrow in New Ross, co. Wexford. This €2.6M project was carried out under the supervision of contract manager Pat Phelan. The centre houses a state-of-the-art exhibition on Irish emigration along with genealogical resources for people in search of their Irish heritage.
This project involved the construction of a two storey extension to the existing building. The extension, part of which protrudes over the river Barrow, is 1500 square metre in size. The build incorporated marine piling and innovative use of pre-cast concrete in order to successfully complete this challenging project.
The new visitor centre was opened on Friday the 8th of July by Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Dr Leo Varadkar TD & dancer Michael Flatley.

Project Breakdown

Contract Value: €2.6M

Client: John F Kennedy Trust
Architect: Malone O’Regan

Limerick Regeneration Contract Awarded to Clancy Construction

admin — Thu, 23 Jun 2011 15:55:01 +0000

Pat Clancy, Managing Director of Clancy Construction today signed the €5.5M contract for the construction of 20 apartments and 13 houses in Cliona Park in Moyross. This is the first project of the planned €330M Moyross regeneration project. The contracts were signed today in the presence of Minister with responsibility for Housing and Planning Willie Penrose.

Deputy Managing Director, John O’Shaughnessy, described Clancy Construction’s winning bid as a more than just a package based on quality and price -”The Clancy Construction bid incorporated and addressed each of the three main pillar’s of the Moyross Regeneration Project; Physical Regeneration, Social Regeneration & Economic Regeneration”. These three pillars are seen as fundamental to the success of the regeneration project. Clancy Construction will begin work on the development next month.

Phoenix House

aclancy@clancyconstruction.ie — Mon, 13 Jun 2011 16:17:25 +0000

Clancy Constrution have recently completed a full refurbishment on the Phoenix House building in the centre of Dublin city. This four storey office building was purchased by Trinity College in 2009. An ambitious design was put in place to fully fit out and refurbish the building. All four floors were worked on concurrently in order to complete the build for the forthcoming academic year. Construction was completed in August 2010 and now houses the Political Science Department of Trinity College. This project was managed by Chris Chambers. You can view Chris’ profile here.

Project Breakdown

Contract Value: €2.3M
Client: Trinity College
Architect: Coady Partnership

Cashel Motorway Service Station

aclancy@clancyconstruction.ie — Fri, 27 May 2011 15:05:32 +0000

Clancy Construction have recently completed construction of a new motorway service station. The new station, valued at over €3 million, is located at Junction 8 on the M8 motorway and is the first privately run motorway service station to open in Ireland. The development of this 1.75 acre site was completed in just 6 months.

Topaz Chief Executive Eddie O’Brien described the building as “a five-star service area”. Facilities include wi-fi internet access, a hot food buffet and café, children’s play area, toilets and showers. The station also contains the first McDonald’s motorway stop in Ireland. The filling station will also be among the first in the country to contain the ESB’s electric car charging points.

To see panoramic views of a section of this project please click on the boxes below;

New Contract: Thurles Community Enterprise Centre

aclancy@clancyconstruction.ie — Thu, 26 May 2011 16:35:24 +0000

Clancy Construction has recently won the contract for the construction of Thurles Community Enterprise Centre, located in the grounds of the Tipperary Institute. This contract was awarded in April 2011. This state of the art facility will house high potential start-up companies in a number of bays in this 1,100 square metre building.

Work has already begun on the site, as you can see below;

Rotunda Hospital

admin — Thu, 19 May 2011 09:23:45 +0000

Rotunda main entrance Accident & Emergency refurbishment value €3m phased project will be completed in live hospital settings extending main entrance area and creating new Accident and Emergency bed capacity. Completion due March 09.

St Vincents hospital adolescent unit. A new unit specialising in mental health care in st vincents hospital in Fairview. Completition date in Summer 08 valued at €2m.

Breastcheck Eccles street, Mater Hospital. Refurbishment of existing live listed building in phases. Upgrading of facilities including specialist equipment. Due for completion in summer 08 value €3m+