These sessions are about more than development—they are about setting standards, sharing expertise, and building a culture of continuous improvement.

This investment in our people is central to our commitment to Excellence in Construction, ensuring that safety, quality, and performance are delivered consistently on every project.

A sincere thank you to everyone involved in delivering and participating—your contribution is making a tangible difference across our projects.

The Kildare 110kV station is now in its final stages, with tarmac and landscaping works ongoing and final fencing nearing completion.

The project include the provision of temporary boilers, the provision of new boilers and the refurbishment of existing boilers. Kilcawley Construction will also carry out fabric upgrades to the existing boiler houses and new gas mains infrastructure on both campuses. The upgrade works will result in a CO2 reduction of 24.5%and a fuel consumption reduction of 20.6% for the Client. Works will provide for current and future thermal energy demands for both campuses.

All works take place in a live hospital environment with existing services being maintained at all times.

Kilcawley Construction look forward to working with the Client, the HSE and the Design Team comprising Rhatigan Architects, Delap & Waller Services Consultant, D. Fallon Consulting Civil & Structural Engineers and Sammon Quantity Surveyors.

This multi-million project is due to commence on site in late Q1 2026.

As part of the event, students selected a career or role they are interested in pursuing and prepared a cover letter and CV tailored to that position.

The Parents Association invited local professionals and parents to conduct the mock interviews, giving students valuable experience in a real-world interview setting.

Engineers from Kilcawley Construction met with several promising engineering candidates over the course of the evening. They provided constructive feedback, shared insights into the profession, and encouraged students to consider future careers in engineering, construction, and project management.

We would like to thank Sligo Grammar School for inviting Kilcawley Construction to take part.

Kilcawley Construction Gender Pay Gap

ATU Sligo recently hosted a Meet the Employers event on Thursday, 20th November, and our team was delighted to take part.

We had the pleasure of meeting many prospective students, many of whom expressed a strong interest in the Civil Engineering Apprenticeship Programme.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to ATU Sligo for hosting the event and for inviting our company to participate. We also wish to thank all the students who visited our stand throughout the evening.

Kilcawley Construction is proud to be a SOLAS-approved employer for the Civil Engineering Apprenticeship Programme.

Participating under our team name Brendan’s Anglers, we were honoured to walk in his memory and in solidarity with everyone affected by cancer.

Thanks to the incredible generosity and support of our colleagues, families, friends, and the wider community, we are proud to share that our team raised over €50,000 for the Irish Cancer Society.

Relay For Life is a special event that unites communities across Ireland — celebrating survivors, remembering loved ones, and working together toward a future free from cancer.

We are deeply grateful to everyone who supported our efforts this year and helped make such a positive impact.

It was a pleasure to attend alongside other leading companies in the STEM Industry and to meet so many enthusiastic and talented students – the future of our industry.

We thoroughly enjoyed speaking with students at our stand about who we are, what we do at Kilcawley Construction, and the career paths we offer, including graduate roles and work placement opportunities.

This event provided a fantastic opportunity to connect with students on a one-to-one basis.

Thank you again to ATU Sligo for organising such a well-run and enjoyable event.

Pictured above is Kilcawley Constructions Dave Morey (PM) handing over the Keys to the final house to Sligo County Council on Sep 09th 2025.  Representatives from Sligo County Council, Ratigan Architects, Albert Strain & Associates, Patrick McCaul Environmental Consulting Engineers were also present for the final handover.  The success of this project is largely down too weekly/daily collaboration between the Kilcawley Construction, the Architect and Client.   This project commenced in January 2024 and was scheduled for completion in late November 2025, like most projects it was not without its challenges, but due to the collective effort from all parties, this project was handed over some two and a half months ahead of schedule, which speaks for itself.

This marks the end of the Cranmore Regeneration project which has greatly improved the standard of houses along with a fresh new look and feel to the area and we are happy to have delivered two Phases of the Cranmore Regeneration Project for Sligo County Council. We would like to thank the design team and client for all their efforts in delivering this project and we wish them well on their next venture, hopefully it’s as successful at this one.