LAURENCE SHOPPING CENTRE

LAURENCE SHOPPING CENTRE

This €45-million urban regeneration project in the heart of Drogheda comprises a town centre shopping mall, apartments, offices, a community hall, and a 19th century church restoration. The total size of this mixed development stands at 44,200 m², with the double mall housing 40 retail units over a two--storey basement car park. The design integrated new retail space into the historic walled town to provide residents with a modern shopping experience.

MARKS & SPENCER

MARKS & SPENCER

This project at Dundrum Town Centre retail park — Ireland’s largest shopping centre — involved the complete fit-out of a developer shell with a floor area measuring 11,500m² over 3 different levels. PJ Hegarty carried out the installation of all services within the retail space, from  level-connecting escalators to the full fit-out of the in-house Cafe Revive. Complete works included all mechanical, IT/data, security, and manual handling fittings, plus merchandising equipment, tills, fitting rooms, refrigeration units, architectural finishes and all other loose and fixed equipment. The only aspect not in our scope was the installation of the merchandise itself, which was the final touch carried out by M&S staff after our handover.

DENIS MAHONY SHOWROOMS

DENIS MAHONY SHOWROOMS

For this challenging project, PJ Hegarty demolished and made alterations to existing showrooms, and built new showrooms for car dealer Denis Mahony in North Park, Dublin. As well as a showroom, PJ Hegarty built a new sales area, service area, parts area, offices and new internal and external car parking.

DATA CENTRE (16MW)

DATA CENTRE (16MW)

The project consisted of the demolition of an existing building and construction of a new shell and core data centre building in one 2 -storey block and the fit-out of the same (8,657m²). Siteworks included underground utilities / services, new surface car parking, new boundary structures and roads.

DATA CENTRE (8MW)

DATA CENTRE (8MW)

The project consisted of the demolition of the construction of a new shell and core data centre building in one two-storey block and the fit-out of the same (4,050m²). Siteworks included underground utilities / services, new surface car parking, new boundary structures and roads.

DATA CENTRE (28MW)

DATA CENTRE (28MW)

This project involved the construction of a new shell and core data centre building in one two-storey block and the fit-out of the same. Siteworks included underground utilities / services, new surface car parking, new boundary structures and roads.

DATA CENTRE (40MW)

DATA CENTRE (40MW)

The construction of a new shell and core data centre building in one single storey block and the fit-out of the same  in 10 phases / halls. Overall GFA of c. 20,450m² Siteworks included underground utilities / services, new surface car parking, new boundary structures, roads and carriageways including car parking and truck loading / unloading and new generator compound, sub-station, security and associated works. Additional works include 220kV GIS Substation to include 1.8km of underground 220kV ducting and cabling along with Sub-station building, transformers and client control building. Project currently ongoing.

SHIRE BIOLOGICS MANUFACTURING CAMPUS

SHIRE BIOLOGICS MANUFACTURING CAMPUS

PJ Hegarty led the construction of multinational pharma company Shire’s new state-of-the-art biologics manufacturing campus in County Meath. The project on the 120-acre site involved extensive enabling works, base build and fit-out of the facility for Shire (now Takeda). The new campus at Piercetown includes a new warehouse, laboratory, administration, canteen and manufacturing building.

MSD SUSTAINING OPERATIONS FACILITY

MSD SUSTAINING OPERATIONS FACILITY

PJ Hegarty has a strong professional relationship with pharmaceutical company Merck, Sharpe & Dome, which produces vaccines and cancer medication for markets worldwide.

IRISH DISTILLERS BOTTLING FACILITY EXPANSION

IRISH DISTILLERS BOTTLING FACILITY EXPANSION

This project saw an expansion of Irish Distillers’ Fox and Geese bottling facility in Clondalkin, Dublin, in order to develop and increase capacity at what is the primary bottling plant for all IDL spirits. The expansion was one of the first projects in the company’s ongoing investment plan for its Irish distillery, bottling and storage sites in Dublin and Cork.