Civil Engineering Ireland, Marine Construction, Bridges, Road Tunnels, Water Services, Environmental

Company Philosophy

We have completed some of Ireland's largest and most complex marine projects including development at Howth, Killbegs and Tory Island

Our experience in the environmental sector goes back many decades and we have completed some of Ireland's foremost environmental projects

Our road tunnel experience spans decades and includes recent projects such as the construction of the Dublin Port Tunnel

Carillion Irishenco have completed Water Services on projects including the Fardystown Regional Water Supply, and the Killybegs Water Supply Scheme

We have constructed some of Ireland's best known bridges over the years including the East Link and West Link bridges, and the Sean O'Casey pedestrian bridge

In recent years Carillion Irishenco have completed extensive refurbishment work on famous landmarks such as the Halfpenny Bridge that spans the river Liffey.



	Carillion Facilities Management (CFM) provide innovative and sustainable FM solutions which add value to our clients' operations. We provide Facilities Management in all major cities and over 230 towns in Ireland.

Carillion Irishenco Ltd has been actively working in the Construction Industry in Ireland for over 68 years, having completed some of the most complex and innovative construction and civil engineering projects in Ireland.

We have a unique approach that builds long term relationships with our customers based on our values of openness, collaboration, mutual dependency, professional delivery, sustainable, profitable growth and innovation.

Latest News

14-Aug-2009 - Fermoy Main Drainage Scheme 20-Jan-2009 - Health & Safety Congratulations to our Workforce 2008 was reportable Accidents Free 02-Dec-2008 - Carillion Irishenco Ltd Wins Clancy Strand Boardwalk Limerick 02-Dec-2008 - Carillion Irishenco Wins Abbey Point Slipway Bantry Co Cork 08-Sep-2008 - Piling Services 28-Jun-2008 - Carillion Irishenco Win Grand Parade Boardwalk Project in Cork 28-Jun-2008 - health and safety