Winners 2024
Irish Construction Industry Awards 2024: Celebrating Excellence in Construction
The Irish Construction Industry Awards once again showcased the best of Ireland’s construction sector during its 2024 edition, recognising innovation, dedication, and outstanding achievements across a diverse range of categories. Often referred to as the Oscars of the Irish construction industry, the event highlighted projects and individuals leading the way in shaping the future of construction both nationally and globally.
Key Winners and Highlights
The winners of this year’s awards represented excellence across various sectors, including residential, commercial, engineering, and sustainability. Below are the winners from the event:
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Architecture Practice of the Year
Engineering Firm of the Year
Sub-Contractor of the Year
M&P Mechanical
NWCS
Sub-Contractor of the Year - Small
Consultancy of the Year
Consultancy of the Year - Small
3D Design Bureau
Construction Project Manager of the Year
Civil Construction Project of the Year
Contractor Commercial Project of the Year
Contractor Tourism & Hospitality Project of the Year
Vision Contracting - Meakstown Community Centre
Contractor Health Project of the Year
Nevin Construction - Refurbishment of St. Paul’s Building at St. Otteran’s Hospital Complex, Waterford
Contractor Education Project of the Year
Contractor Conservation Project of the Year
Michael M Lyons Building Contractors - The Village Arts Centre
Nevin Construction - Refurbishment of St. Paul’s Building at St. Otteran’s Hospital Complex, Waterford
Contractor Industrial Project of the Year
Contractor Residential Project of the Year - Over 5M
Braidwater Group - Beech Hill View
Jackie Greene Construction - Dalkey Forge
Contractor Residential Project of the Year - Under 5M
Design Project of the Year
Engineering Project of the Year
Source Civil - AMS 11 Data Centre
Green Project of the Year
Vision Contracting - Meakstown Community Centre
MMC Project of the Year
BIM Initiative of the Year
Linesight - AI Assisted BIM Advisory
Innovation in Construction
Callaghan Electrical - Innovation Everywhere
Innovation in Construction - Large
AstraZeneca - Project Joyce
Excellence in Sustainability
Excellence in Health & Safety
Crown
Excellence in Health & Safety - Contractor
MJ Conroy Construction
Apprenticeship Programme Award
Callaghan Electrical
Considerate Constructors Scheme Excellence Award
Women in Construction Award
McKeon Group and Hereworks - Clíona Molloy
Diversity, Equality & Inclusion Strategy of the Year
What’s Next for the Industry?
This year’s winners provide a glimpse into the priorities and innovations shaping the industry. From sustainability-focused projects to advanced engineering feats, businesses are adapting to address global challenges while maintaining efficiency. Looking forward, attendees and participants can expect ongoing advancements in the following areas:
1. Sustainability and Green Construction
Projects like RKD's biopharmaceutical fit-out and BAM’s excellence in large-scale sustainability demonstrate the increasing emphasis on environmentally responsible construction. The focus on reducing carbon footprints, enhancing biodiversity, and implementing renewable energy systems is set to expand further.
2. Digital Transformation and Innovation
Industry leaders are leveraging advanced technologies such as BIM (Building Information Modelling) and modular construction techniques. Companies like Sisk, recognised for its rapid modular projects, highlight the role of digital tools in improving efficiency and scalability.
3. Community Impact and Diversity
Initiatives promoting inclusivity, such as dedicated awards like Women in Construction, signal a shift towards fostering a more equitable and empowered workforce. Programmes such as the Apprenticeship Programme Award also showcase the importance of nurturing talent to secure the future of the industry.
4. Safety and Excellence Standards
Awards acknowledging advancements in health & safety, including this year’s win by Conack, underscore the importance of rigorous safety protocols and professional standards.
Why the Industry Awards Matter
Beyond the trophies, the Irish Construction Industry Awards celebrate the hard work, creativity, and perseverance of professionals and organisations that continue to raise the bar. Being recognised at these awards not only enhances national profiles but also sets benchmarks for future industry practices.
Mark Your Calendar for 2025
The Irish Construction Industry Awards continue to be a pivotal event for the construction sector. As innovation and sustainability remain at the forefront, the upcoming 2025 awards are set to spotlight the evolving trends and new players driving progress. Start preparing your submissions early to showcase your best work on a national stage and gain recognition among Ireland’s finest.
For more updates on next year’s event and details on participation, visit the official awards website at Irish Construction Industry Awards.
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