Projects
While we may have started out in concrete 50 years ago, Kilsaran is proud of the way our business has expanded over the years. Below are just a few of the many projects we’ve undertaken in our four core sectors: Concrete, Dry Products, Paving & Walling and Contracting & Road Surfacing.
Clancy Quay
Clancy Quay is a high- quality residential unit located near Dublin City Centre.
John Paul Construction led the project to build 5 blocks containing 246 residential apartments.
UCD Nova Innovation Building
The Nova Innovation Centre was recently re-developed as part of a wider renovation project of Merville House, a UCD campus building of historic significance.
Hotel Kilkenny
Kilsaran supplied 260 m2 of Newgrange Silver and Buff Granite paving blocks for the beautiful new outdoor area, 'The Orchard' at Hotel Kilkenny, located at College Road, Kilkenny.
Gateway Shopping Park, Knocknacarra, Galway
Kilsaran supplied 2300 m2 of Newgrange silver, black, and buff paving flags for the new outdoor area of the Knocknacarra retail park and shopping centre, located just 10 minutes outside of Galway City Centre.
Whitehorn Hall, University of St. Andrews
HLM recently completed the new Whitehorn Hall student accommodation at The University of St Andrews. This phase of the project is part of the largest single expansion of student bedrooms in St Andrews for over a decade.
Spire Nottingham Hospital
Spire Healthcare opened a £60m flagship hospital in Nottingham. The hospital was built with extensive input from consultants, staff and patients alike.
Clippers Quay, Salford
Clippers Quay is adding a new chapter to it's history with 614 apartments it will be home to more than 1,200 residents and 7 new retail businesses.
Takeda Pharmaceutical, Co. Meath
Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited constructed a Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing Facility at their greenfield site in Piercetown, Co, Meath.
Moxy Hotel Dublin
The Moxy Hotel part of the Marriott Group specified a bespoke polished concrete floor. Stone Seal in collaboration with Kilsaran were on hand to bring that vision to live. Stone Seal did so by using the structural reinforced slab supplied by Kilsaran and laid by the main contractors Conack Construction under the instruction of Stone Seal.
M50/ M11 Junction Pavement Scheme
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.