The project involved the demolition of 105 houses in Mitchel’s Crescent area of Tralee.  The demolition was part of a 75 million euro regeneration project for Tralee.

The project involved large scale demolition work in close proximity to extremely busy areas.  Access to the site was restricted by adequate security arrangements.  The works involved a detailed investigation of all known services and a detailed investigation of the ground for unknown services.

 All demolition material was crushed on site for reuse within the recommended environmental guidelines.  Close cooperation was required with the community to mitigate against any adverse or unforeseen impacts.  A detailed traffic management plan was enforced for the duration of the works along with a comprehensive site boundary fence line

This project was the demolition of a disused boiler building.  This area of the factory is adjacent to the main operation with this remaining live and at full capacity for the entire project.  The demolition involved the removal of a 2 storey concrete structure with a structural steel truss roof.

The building needed to be detached from two adjoining buildings with interlocking walls and roofs.  Detailed monitoring of the adjacent buildings were maintained throughout the works.  All newly exposed walls to existing adjoining buildings were addressed for dampness and water ingress.  This work was undertaken in a live factory environment.

Fitzgerald’s Stadium is located on Lewis Road in Killarney.

The project involved the demolition of the former dressing rooms to accommodate the construction of a new 5,000 spectator terrace other works included demolition of existing 4m high boundary walls to adjoining neighbors on Daltons Avenue, grub up existing hard standings, plant room demolitions including mechanical and electrical removal.

The stadium remained live during the execution of the contract and we took all necessary precautions to protect the staff and players from dust, excessive noise and other interference arising from the work.

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The site at Moyderwell which housed the Mercy Convent and St. Marys Secondary School were part of the Mitchels Crescent 75 million euro regeneration project.

The location of the site was in the Town Center so an extensive traffic management design and implementation was carried out before and during the project.

The works included asbestos removal, contaminated substances removal, contaminated ground removal, mechanical and electrical decommissioning and removal of over 3,000m2 2 storey structure.  All demolition material/concrete was crushed and screened on site for re-use within the recommended environmental guidelines.

This project involved the demolition of 1700m2 warehouse/commercial building that consisted of a steel portal frame and R.C. walls and floors.

The demolition was to facilitate a new retail unit.  Works also included asbestos removal and the grubbing up of 4,000m2 of concrete yards.

The property was a former car and tractor garage dating back to 1936 situated in Tralee Town Center, Denny Street, Tralee.  Access to the site was restricted to a small arched entrance where the project was located in a narrow lane adjacent to the buildings along Denny Street.

The structure was a 4 storey stone building with an attached garage containing R.C. walls and steel truss roof.  Adjoining the building on 2 elevations was a church that is in the record of protected structures.  Temporary shoring and underpinning to the foundations of the existing church were carried out and full reinstatement to the surrounding area.

An extensive traffic management plan and temporary works plan was designed and implemented.  Griffin Brothers worked closely with Tralee Town Council during the project.

The project involved the demolition of the former Killarney cinema (Coopers), this was to accommodate the construction of a new five screen Cineplex.

The works involved large scale demolition over a 3,000m2 site in the heart of Killarney Town and in close proximity to extremely busy areas.  All demolition waste was removed from site and the ground was reinstated to a safe manner