No 24: Clancy Construction Ltd

Clancy Construction’s origins date back to 1947. Today, the contractor plays a pivotal role in the development of Irish construction. Its personnel are recognised leaders in the Irish construction sector, helping drive change, innovation and greater efficiency.

Total Turnover:

€90,823,335

ROI Turnover:

€90,823,335

Innovation At Clancy Construction

In recent years, Clancy invested in the necessary technology to integrate building information modelling (BIM) into its operations and enable its teams to work remotely, facilitating the switching of its project management teams to the virtual environment at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Clancy Construction Projects

At the beginning of Covid-19, Clancy negotiated and delivered two of the quickest, fast-track construction projects ever to be completed in Ireland for HSE Estates. The two 24-bed isolation wards at University Hospital Limerick and Croom Hospital were built in 14 and 17 weeks, respectively. It has since taken on and completed a number of fast-track healthcare projects.

Recently, it completed work on an ICU for Tallaght Hospital and Bone Marrow Unit at St James Hospital, Dublin. It completed work on Trinity College’s Rubrics Building and Chief Steward’s House.

In 2022, Clancy completed work on Bandon Road Student Accommodation in Cork. The use of off-site construction reduced the overall personnel required on the site of the 554-bed light-gauge steel frame with bathroom pods development. An individual apartment block of six storeys in height was constructed and weatherproof in an 18-week period, with the internal finishing cycle taking just 16 weeks.

Its current projects include Fox Meadows residential development in Kilkenny for its sister company Clancy Homes.