Finalists in the Irish Construction Excellence Awards 2025!

We are absolutely thrilled to announce that two of our projects have been selected as a finalist in both the Commercial and Industrial categories of this year’s prestigious Irish Construction Excellence Awards.

The ICE Awards are one of the industry’s premier recognition awards showcasing and rewarding best practice in construction.

Both shortlisted projects are hugely deserving!

• Industrial Category Finalist: The IDA Advanced Building Solution in Parkmore, Galway, is a 4,472 m² state-of-the-art facility designed to support technology and life sciences industries within the thriving Parkmore East Business & Technology Park.

• Commercial Category Finalist: One Le Pole Square, including the Dublin Royal Convention Centre (DRCC), is a 21,654m² landmark development revitalising  Dublin’s historic city core, featuring  world-class office spaces, a state-of-the-art convention centre, and a vibrant public square.

We are incredibly proud of this achievement and look forward to celebrating with our peers in the industry  at the ICE Awards on May 1^st.

The IDA Advanced Building Solution in Parkmore, Galway, is  designed to provide high-quality office and production space  for technology and manufacturing industries. Located within  the thriving Parkmore East Business & Technology Park, the  property offers a prime location that supports business growth.

The park is a hub for life sciences and tech companies, offering  exceptional connectivity, with Galway city just minutes away  and all major Irish cities within a 2-hour drive. Designed with  sustainability in mind, the building achieves a BER rating of A1 and LEED CS accreditation.

One Le Pole Square, including the Dublin Royal Convention  Centre (DRCC), is a mixed use development that integrates  modern functionality with the preservation of Dublin’s historic  core. The site includes a convention centre, cultural gallery,  retail spaces, and premium office accommodation, designed  with a focus on sustainability and energy efficiency. The  project not only meets the demands of a growing business  and hospitality sector but also revitalises a civic thoroughfare  transforming an underutilised, historically rich site into a  thriving hub of activity fostering local economic growth.