Sorensen has successfully completed our Spencer Harbour Slipway Project on behalf of our valued client Waterways Ireland at Drumkeeran, Co. Leitrim.
This challenging project entailed the installation of a temporary silt curtainย to facilitate permanent upfilling beneath the new concrete slipway. Our methodology included a combination of in-situ reinforced concrete construction and precast concrete elements manufactured off-site. The team worked closely with Inland Fisheries Ireland to ensure that all ecological and environmental protection measures were implemented to prevent any negative effects to the local wildlife in and around Lough Allen.
The Sisk Sorensen Joint Venture, in partnership with Limerick City and County Council, is pleased to announce the signing of the Design and Construction Contract for the Adare Bypass.
With an investment of approximately โฌ150 million from the Irish Government, the bypass is set for completion by June 2027โwell in time for the Ryder Cup at Adare Manor.
Noel Curtis, Project Director, John Sisk & Son Ltd and John Wallace, MD, Sorensen Civil Engineering Ltd issued a joint statement on behalf of Sisk Sorensen:
We look forward to working with our Sisk colleagues in delivering this crucial infrastructural project on behalf of Limerick City and County Council and Transport Infrastructure Ireland.
