Murnane & O’Shea Ltd., are delighted to announce their continued membership of the Construction Industry Federation {CIF} who provides supports to the construction industry directly and offers expert advice on a range of construction specific issues. The CIF is the national and regional representative body for construction industry employers in Ireland. It is recognised by Government and public bodies across the country as the representative body and voice of the construction industry in Ireland and a Social Partner.

 

Murnane & O’Shea Ltd, have officially launched their new website which is more closely aligned with the company’s strategic vision for growth and expansion over the next decade, and beyond.  We have stayed in business for over fifty years by listening to our clients and building one on one relationships.  We are an established construction company with core values, but we also recognise the importance of constantly innovating and this new website offers a clean, modern design, easy to navigate functionality, and a content-rich site experience showcasing our works completed to date

Murnane & O’Shea Ltd are the main contractors and PSCS for the construction of a 13.80 MW wind farm extension on a sloped mountain top site in West Cork.  Works included the provision of 3,000m of trenching for ESB ducts including temporary and permanent reinstatement of roads, provision of 30,000 m3 of hardcore for roads to turbines and all other necessary works including tree surgery, street furniture removal and road widening.  Murnane & O’Shea Ltd have completed all civil enabling works and the next phase of the project has commenced with the installation of the Section 5′s for the turbine bases.

This new €2.1 million purpose built development facility is for both children and adults with special needs and will provide custom built accommodation for the West Cork Child Development Service and CoAction Adult Supports.  Works are progressing well on this site which was quite restricted for access and required deep excavation works adjacent to existing buildings.  Works completed to date include paving, preparation for tarmac, second fix mechanical and electrical works, second fix carpentry, specialist joinery has been fitted and lifts have been installed.