This project involved refurbishment works to Ballymurn NS in Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford. Works involved new window installation to the entire build, new joinery installation, a full re-decoration and some minor flooring works. All works were carried out over the summer months meaning an extremely tight programme had to be delivered upon, and duly was to…
Another successful conservation refurbishment project completed in Wexford by Tom O’Brien Construction. This time in Enniscorthy at the historic Courthouse built circa 1820. This protected structure has received a new lease of life prior to its 200th anniversary. The works were overseen by Tom O’Brien’s Contracts Manager Pat Roche and Site Manager Mark Burke who…
Tom O’Brien Construction were tasked with this monumental multi – million euro conservation project, to bring this wonderful Castle back to life through a vast and breath-taking scope of works. Johnstown Castle in County Wexford is a hugely significant ancient building of National importance. A proud and beautiful Gothic-Revival style castle, with origins dating back…
The Original Town Hall in Carrick on Suir dates from 1850 and contains a number of period architectural features internally and externally that the client wanted to be protected, restored and maintained in the refurbished building. Features such as the original plaster mouldings and decorative ceilings internally along with the external railings and limestone stonework…
This project involved a shell and core fit-out from bare walls to completed teaching facility in 12 weeks. The fit-out started out in May and was completed per the original programme on the 17th of August 2018. Great credit must go to the TOBCON back room staff who pulled out all the stops with suppliers…
This project saw another return to WIT for Tom O’Brien’s, and involved carrying out refurbishment works to the existing fitness suite, as seen above, located in the Dome bar building of WIT. The TOBC team converted the suite into offices and common room areas for use by the WIT Student Union. The facility was handed…
This project involved the refurbishment of St. Senan’s NS for the Dept of Education. Our team removed the existing slate roof covering and the old sarking felt underneath. We recovered the existing carcass in a new breathable membrane then installed Thrutone Rivendale slates and replaced all the lead valleys. The building was repainted internally and…
The refurbishment of the Angiograph Unit, situated within the Radiology Department, involved significant demolitions and re-modelling over every one of the four floors in the Hospital. Works involved the complete re-configuration of all recovery room areas and major enabling works were carried out on the roof and in the basement for the new Angiograph suite. The…
We were delighted to be appointed as the Main Contractor for PepsiCo Ireland’s current building works programme. This project in the PepsiCo Carrigaline Plant in Co. Cork involved a substantial upgrade to and refurbishment of the existing admin office facility. Features of the new office accommodation include open plan office space, reception areas, informal meeting…
Tom O’Brien’s portfolio of ecclesiastical works continues to grow with the completion of the St. Molleran’s Church in Carrick on Suir in Co. Tipperary. This project involved the removal and replacement of the existing roof in its entirety utilising exposed main trusses and a combination of natural slate, copper and lead sheet roofing techniques…
