Our eastern region teams reunited in Dublin for our annual staff summer party.
The evening was filled with delicious food, drinks, and excellent company. Thank you to all the staff who attended and the social committee for organising another fantastic event!
Our team had the pleasure of attending the Lighthouse Club Construction Industry Charity Summer Lunch on Friday in the Mansion House, Dublin. This prestigious annual event brings together over 400 industry professionals to support mental health initiatives.
PJ Hegarty is a proud supporter of the Lighthouse Club which provides emotional, physical and financial wellbeing support to the construction community and their families. We look forward to welcoming the MakeItVisible team to our Waterfront site this Friday.
This week, for Men’s Health Week, we have been actively engaging our team to raise awareness about men’s health issues and promote healthier lifestyle choices. The overall aims of the week are to heighten awareness of preventable health problems for males of all ages, support men and boys in engaging in healthier lifestyle choices and encourage the early detection and treatment of health difficulties in males.
Here are some of the activities we conducted:
Find out more information on Men’s Health Week here: https://www.mhfi.org/
We had a great evening at our Cork Summer BBQ in one of our landmark projects, the award-winning Penrose Dock Development for JCD.
It was great to see so many of our colleagues from across the Southern Region catching up and enjoying the refreshments and spectacular views across the city.
We were delighted to be awarded the Commercial – Over €20m for Spencer Place and BIM Excellence – Over €50m for ESB Project Fitzwilliam at the recent ICE Awards.
These awards are a testament to our team’s commitment and dedication to excellence in our field. Congratulations to all finalists and fellow award winners!
Congratulations to our team who took away the Barretstown Cup at the Amazing Race challenge!
The Barretstown Amazing Race is a team-based challenge where our team competed against other companies to win the coveted cup and be crowned champions! The team took part in activities such as climbing, canoeing, archery and much more. Barretstown is an amazing charity who offer free, specially designed camps and programmes for children and their families living with a serious illness who are supported behind the scenes by 24-hour on site medical and nursing care.
For more information on Barretstown or to make a donation, check out their website: www.barretstown.org
We’re excited to share that our team had an incredible time at this year’s Staff Relay Series in the Phoenix Park!
With 30 enthusiastic participants, we embraced the relay challenge with smiles, laughter, and team spirit. The energy was infectious and reflects our vibrant company culture. Check out the video to see the camaraderie at the event.
A big shout out to everyone who participated and for your effort on the evening!
To kick off National Biodiversity Week 2024, we held a webinar hosted by Professor Jane Stout, Vice President for Biodiversity and Climate Action at Trinity College Dublin.
During the webinar, Professor Stout shared valuable information about biodiversity loss and its drivers, as well as insights on how we can positively impact local and national biodiversity.
National Biodiversity Week is about connecting us with nature, communicating the importance of biodiversity and providing motivation to play our part in protecting it. Learn more at www.biodiversityweek.ie
Our team of eight volunteers participated in the RMHC Ireland Cooking for Families programme yesterday! The team rolled up their sleeves and cooked up a storm to bring some home-cooked comfort to families staying in the Ronald McDonald House in Crumlin.
Ronald McDonald House Charities support families whose children are seriously ill in hospital and the house provides accommodation and a caring and supportive environment. To sign up to the Cooking for Families programme or to donate to this worth cause, go to www.rmhc.ie
