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 past number of decades had seen the Castle fall into a state of total disrepair, so a partnership between the Irish heritage Trust and Teagasc tasked Tom O’Brien Construction with a monumental multi – million euro conservation project to bring this wonderful Castle back to life through a vast and breath-taking scope of works.…
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…
When local Waterford company Codico recently required an office refurbishment handled in double quick time, they asked for our help. With the project pre-planned down to the smallest detail the TOB team provided a new office facility and general building upgrades in next to no time. Our in house team resolved all the customers’ requests…
TOB carried out the re-roofing of the Historic Tramore Railway Station for Waterford City & County Council using a Heather Natural Slate. Manor stone supplied a number of capping stones to us for installation matching the existing stones that had succumbed to weathering. Flat roofs were also replaced during this initial first phase works. Phase…
We were delighted to attend the official opening of our Carrick on Suir Town Hall Refurb & Extension project last week. The existing Town Hall now incorporates a new building to deal with public enquiries. Whilst the original building has been substantially upgraded and given a new lease of life. Our thanks to the Local…
We are returning to Christchurch Cathedral again this time to begin much needed roof repairs following on from the number of storms over the last two years. Unfortunately the Cathedral roof’s existing natural slate covering has suffered considerable damage. It is always a pleasure to be working on a building of such historic importance and…
Upgrade works have begun to the Railway Station in Tramore, Co. Waterford. The works are to include renovation and repair works to the roof, floors, and existing timber lintels. Also included will be demolition and removal of block walls, asbestos roof covering, and suspended ceiling with limited drainage works. We look forward to working with…
We here at Tom O’Brien Construction are very proud of the finished product at Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories, Dungarvan. This job was a large scale €10 million project broken into 3 phases. Phase 1 was constructing a new car park which then allowed us to build Phase 2, their impressive new Main building. Phase 3 was…
We have recently begun refurbishment works on site to the Enniscorthy Courthouse building from c.1820. The building will be refurbished for use as an office building for our Clients Wexford County Council. Works include insertion of mezzanine structure, new finishes and fittings throughout, modification of existing M&E installation, repair and conservation works. We look forward…
