The Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government Mr. Eoghan Murphy TD visited at An Faill, Cul Ard, Carrigtwohill on 29 September 2017. An Faill consists of 29 houses with a mixture of three bedroom semi-detached and 2 and 3 bedroom terraced properties. This scheme was approved by the Department in June 2016 with construction commencing in August 2016. Speaking at the visit, Minister Murphy highlighted how turnkey housing is working, “An Faill is a key example of how turnkey housing can expedite the delivery of social housing in areas of high demand while also stimulating the local construction market’.

Murnane & O’Shea Ltd have commenced works on behalf of O’Keeffe’s SuperValu Bantry to construct a new state-of-the-art SuperValu store.  This project involves the construction of a two storey retail outlet with ancillary offices and car park overhead.  The ground floor encompasses an area of 3,300 sq.meters accommodating the supermarket, delivery area and storage facility.

 

 

 

 

Works have completed at Prosys Sampling Systems Ltd. Construction works included an extension to the existing light industrial building of 10,000 sq. ft and associated site works.

 

Murnane & O’Shea Ltd were awarded the contract for the refurbishment and fit out of surgical theatres within a live hospital environment at Kerry General Hospital on behalf of the Health Service Executive. Works will be carried out mainly in the periods at night and at weekend in dust controlled work areas to protect the patients from risk of infection and to avoid interface with the day to day running of the theatre suite. There will be four theatres in total refurbished over a six month period.

Murnane & O’Shea Ltd are delighted to have be awarded the contract for Bandon Community Hospital in June 2016. This multi-million project is set to upgrade the current facilities to ensure the hospital meets all HIQA standards, adding to its current “centre of excellence” status. The upgrade will comprise of 25 beds, of which 80% will be single ensuite rooms with the remainder being twin ensuite rooms and a palliative care room. An increase in communal space will ensure the hospital meets the expected HIQA residential standards. This communal space will consist of two Sitting rooms, a Dining room, two smaller sitting areas plus a small meeting room. The developments of two outdoor areas, which will be enclosed and secure, are also incorporated into the scheme.
Minister Simon Harris was on site on Monday 26 September 2016 to officially turn the sod on the works beginning in Bandon Community Hospital