Cill na Martra Wins The Championship!
Congratulations to Cill na Martra for winning the Bons Secours Cork PIFC championship! Scoring the last four points of the game the lads beat…
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The Cygnum Awards at Technological University Dublin
It was fantastic to be back at Technological University Dublin to present the Cygnum Awards to the very worthy winners. The awards are based on academic…
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4 Houses In 4 Days? No Problem!
4 houses in 4 days? – no problem! watch our experienced erecting crew do what they do best, erect a 4 block in 4…
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Welcoming An Tánaiste to Cygnum
It was a pleasure to welcome An Tánaiste Micheál Martin for a manufacturing tour of Cygnum recently. We discussed how Cygnum could help address the climate…
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Cil na Martra ABÚ!
We are thrilled for our local team Cill na Martra for making it to the semi-finals of the Bon Secours County PIFC. The team…
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Join us at the Construction Industry Federation Annual Conference 2023
We are looking forward to the Construction Industry Federation annual conference tomorrow in Croke Park, Dublin. Heber Mc Mahon and Ian O’Regan will be on hand to talk…
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Speed, Scale, Sustainable Housing
On site in Limerick today watching our experienced site crews deliver sustainable housing at speed and scale. At Cygnum we are ready to tackle…
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Cygnum as featured in the Irish Times
Fantastic article in The Irish Times today featuring our MD John Desmond and FD John O’Callaghan alongside 3 more inspirational EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Ireland finalists. https://lnkd.in/ec68SbCg #EOYIreland2023#TheArtOfEntrepreneurship#mmc#timberframe#sustainableconstruction#lowcarbonfuture#sdgs
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Filming on site
It was a pleasure to welcome the team from Loosehorse Ltd to Cygnum this week to film for EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Ireland. We were delighted…
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Lets tackle carbon emissions from construction
The quickest and easiest way for Ireland to tackle its carbon emissions from construction is to increase the use of wood in construction. Wood…
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