Road Surfacing and Contracting
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Blackglen Road
Project completed on Blackglen Road, Co. Dublin, where Kilsaran supplied and laid full carriageway asphalt road and cycle track. The surface course was SMA10 PMB and Binder and Base were AC20 and AC32 respectively. The asphalt was produced using both RAP (reclaimed asphalt pavement) and Thermaphalt (warm mix) resulting in a reduction in CO2 emissions and conservation of aggregate.
M7 Motorway
Kilsaran resurfaced 12km of carriageway on the M7 Kildare bypass pavement scheme for Jons Civil Engineering Limited. This was completed using 15,000 tonnes of Hot Rolled Asphalt (HRA) incorporating 15% RAP (recycled asphalt) The use of 15% RAP in the HRA materials results in a reduction of 165 tonnes of CO₂ when compared with standard HRA. The overall project achieved a 21% reduction in carbon emissions.
Mercy Secondary School
This Virginia town center project is a pavement and traffic calming project to improve safety for vulnerable road users along with improving the aesthetics of the town.
PANCR
This project consists of the construction of a new port access road from the R132 Dublin Road across the Twenties Road,along to tie into the Ballymakenny road and upgrading of the adjacent roads.
Ravens Mill
Kilsaran is proud to introduce Riversend at Effernock, an outstanding development of 4 bed family homes located in a picturesque setting close to the River Boyne and the bustling town of Trim, Co. Meath.
Dodder Greenway
The Dodder Greenway is a 17km premium walking and cycling route along the River Dodder corridor.
Dundalk Retail Park
Dundalk retail park is a modern, high-profile retail park situated on the inner relief road, approximately 3km from Dundalk Town Centre.
National Forensic Mental Health Services Hospital
Kilsaran Paving, KPRO, Concrete & Asphalt products all feature in the National Forensic Mental Health Services Hospital in Portrane, Dublin.
M11 Loughlinstown to Jct 5 Pavement Scheme – Roadsurfacing
The M11 Loughlinstown to Junction 5 Pavement Scheme, carried out under TII’s High Speed Road Pavement Renewals Framework
M50/ M11 Junction Pavement Scheme – Roadsurfacing
This scheme, carried out under TII’s High Speed Road Pavement Renewals Framework, involved the removal and replacement of almost 185,000 square metres of surface course on a 7.3km stretch of the M50 between Junction 14 at Leopardstown and Junction 17 at Shankill where the M50 and M11 merge.