Coffey has been a leader in high-quality design and construction services in the building, environmental and civil engineering industries for over 40 years
Coffey is a diversified business and is currently involved in civil engineering construction, water and wastewater treatment, water supply metering, facilities management and property projects. We have a proud history of delivering projects on time, safely and within budget for our clients since 1974.
We currently treat and supply 21.3 million litres of water per day (MLD) drinking water to a population equivalent of 85,000 people through existing DBO contracts.
Established in 1974, Coffey is one of the largest civil engineering and public works contractor in Ireland.
Our people are our greatest asset and we are committed to treating them fairly and giving them every opportunity to develop and grow within the business. We are committed to ensuring that the company’s activities are conducted in a manner that maintains the highest Health, Safety and Environmental standards.
We promote a culture of innovation and curiosity. We demonstrate strong ethical standards and integrity. We are committed to providing a quality service without impinging on the well-being of our employees, suppliers/subcontractors, clients, the environment, and the public. We have a strong link to the communities where we work and want to be a good neighbour making a positive contribution.
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The Coffey ‘Innovation in Action’ programme was launched last week at the Head Office in Athenry. The programme seeks to encourage our staff
15.08.22
Coffey has commenced work on the Galway West Water Supply Scheme – Terryland Water Treatment Plant (WTP) Intake Works Project on behalf of Irish
11.08.22
Coffey and Coftec are delighted to announce that we have been awarded the Public Sector Award for Excellence in Civil Engineering for Water, Wastewater
02.08.22
Coffey has commenced work on the delivery of a new sewer collection system for Kilcummin village in Co. Kerry. The project represents an investment
19.07.22
An apprenticeship is a programme of training in the place of work, combined with formal learning in an education or training centre. Today, the
08.07.22
Irish Water, working in partnership with Sligo County Council and Jennings O’Donovan & Partners is upgrading the wastewater infrastructure in Rosses Point, Co
24.06.22
Coffey has presented a cheque for €4,000 to Galway Hospice as the proceeds from the recent Croagh Patrick Climb fundraiser held on Saturday
01.06.22
Coffey has supplied two containerised water treatment units to Irish Water who are shipping the units to Ukraine. The units are destined to
09.05.22
Minister Darragh O’Brien accompanied by representatives from Galway County Council, Irish Water, Mott McDonald, Jennings O’Donovan and the local community visited the Spiddal Wastewater
10.03.22
The tragic events in Ukraine and the refugee crisis unfolding in neighbouring countries are being watched with dismay across the world. An appeal for
09.03.22
Coffey sponsor the annual ‘Pasta Bridge’ competition for First Year Engineering students at National University of Ireland, Galway and Team 2 comprising of Dylan Brady
04.03.22
Irish Water, working in partnership with Laois County Council, have recently announced the completion of upgrades to the water treatment process at Abbeyleix Water
