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Coffey joined Irish Water, Sligo County Council and Nicholas O’Dwyer Ltd last Friday morning to officially open Grange, Strandhill, Tubbercurry and Ballinafad Wastewater

Representatives from Irish Water along with those from Dublin City Council and South Dublin County Council and Coffey officially turned the sod to mark

Coffey, on behalf of Irish Water and under the National Leakage Programme, has recently completed the replacement of aged Asbestos water mains at Jerpoint

The Drehid Waste Management Facility is a 670-acre AES Bord na Móna owned site located approximately 5km north of Allenwood in Co. Kildare. The

Coffey is building a new reservoir in Saggart for Irish Water, Dublin City Council and South Dublin County Council. This flagship project involves the

The Lighthouse Construction Industry Charity is the only charity that provides mental, physical and financial well-being support to the construction community and their families

Coffey have completed the replacement of 1.76km of aged water mains along the N72 Lismore-Ballymartin Road in Co. Waterford as part of Irish

Three Coffey employees have been presented with long service awards to mark 25 years of employment with the company at a special awards ceremony

Coffey has replaced defective Sluice Valves and Tee Connections in water supply network to Grotto Square, Carlow under National Leakage Reduction Programme

Coffey Listed as One of Ireland’s 150 Best Employers in Sunday Independent/Statista list of Ireland’s 150 Best Employers

Coffey has completed the engineering works on the Carrigrennan Wastewater Treatment Plant (WwTP) in Co. Cork and will commence the commissioning, staff training and

The new public wastewater treatment plant in Tubbercurry, completed by Coffey in 2020, has been consistently meeting EU treatment standards in the interim

Coffey is delighted to have recently been awarded the contract for a new reservoir in Saggart for Irish Water, Dublin City Council and South

Coffey HSQE Department is delighted to announce our recent success in the NISO All Ireland Occupational Safety Awards 2020.  Coffey has been awarded

Coffey is a proud partner of the CIF Construction Safety Week 2020

Irish engineering and building contractor, Coffey has announced their new strategic partnership with Evides Industriewater after the pair submitted their first joint proposal for

Coffey are proud to introduce s::can, our latest strategic partner. s::can are industry leaders with expertise in analytical spectrometry serving the water quality monitoring

Irish Water and Sligo County Council are delighted to confirm the completion of upgrade works at four wastewater treatment plants in County Sligo which

Coffey Group are delighted to announce the official opening of two new wastewater treatment plants in Mohill and Manorhamilton Co. Leitrim. The upgraded plants

Irish Water, working in partnership with Kildare County Council, have marked the beginning of works on the Upper Liffey Valley Sewerage Scheme Contract 2B

Coffey Water Ltd has mobilized to the site and site preparation works have now commenced. This involves site set up, fencing, excavation and clearance

MANY ROLES – ONE VISION – WORKING SAFELY TOGETHER The management and awareness of safety and health issues has progressed enormously in the construction

Coffey Construction Ltd a division of Coffey Group handed RoSPA Silver Award for health and safety practices Coffey Construction Ltd a division of Coffey

Simon Coffey and Jonathan Quain recently picked up the official Collaborative Business Relationship – ISO 44001:2017 Certificate and Award from the British Standards Institute

Following the Ireland Live Skills Final in March, that was held in the RDS,  Mark Donelan placed in the top three in his

Well done to Team 44 who achieved first place in the paste bridge competition in NUI Galway. This is the 4th year that Coffey

Coffey Group would like to congratulate Steven Conroy for winning the Graduate of the Year Award 2018. Steven is a graduate project engineer currently

Come visit the Coffey Group stands at the NUI Galway Graduate Jobs and Internship Fair from 12pm and the Spring Recruitment Fair (Graduate Jobs & Summer

The HR Team, Thomas Loftus and David Burke at the Queens University Belfast Work Experience and Placement Fair.  

Well done everyone in raising €176.43 for breast cancer awareness on October 19th. Breast Cancer is the second most common cancer affecting women

Local MP Jamie Stone has seen the progress of a £5.5 million Scottish Water project to improve security of water supply for customers

Coffey Construction UK has been awarded a new contract for the Refurbishment to the B listed, B971 Dee Bridge at Ballater, Aberdeenshire for Aberdeenshire

Coffey Water is pleased to commence the Disinfection and Ph Control Programme for Counties Laois and Offaly for Irish Water under the Minor Mechanical

Coffey Water is pleased to commence the refurbishment and upgrade of the Mohill and Manorhamilton Wastewater treatment plants. The contract consists of the design

Galway Advertiser, Thu, May 03, 2018 Irish Water, working in partnership with Galway County Council, is investing €1.54 million to upgrade the Gort

Coffey Water is pleased to commence works on the refurbishment of 4No. rapid gravity filters and the construction of a new sodium hypochlorite storage

Coffey Construction (I) Ltd are currently undertaking the Ballyboden Covered Reservoir Project for Irish Water. The project commenced in May 2017 with Commissioning programmed

On Friday 1st of September 2017, Coffey Group hosted a Jersey Day to raise much-needed funds for Cancer Care West. Cancer Care West provide

Coffey Northumbrian Limited is delighted to announce the successful award of the Tubbercurry, Grange, Strandhill and Ballinafad Wastewater Treatment Plant Bundle.

Project will lead to more secure and reliable water supply Irish Water will shortly begin construction work on a project to replace 1.9km

As detailed on Irish Water.ie, €4.5 investment to be made in the Lough Egish Regional Water Supply Project. Irish Water has signed

Irish Water and Donegal County Council today marked the start of construction on the €4 million investment by the national utility in a new