North Wicklow Marble and Granite Ltd are appointed by the Office of Public Works for the supply and fix of Dublin Granite paving to the base of the recently erected flag poles to the quay side courtyards.To ensure complete accuracy the paving was ordered from the quarry in rectangular sections and shaped on site the by our masons to form the completed curved sections required. Work was completed on a Saturday to avoid any disruption to the courts.

Its December already which sees us commence work to the first of three blocks of apartments at Bracken Park for Cosgrave Developments, our brief is the supply and fix of 200m2 of honed Fatima Limestone Cladding over 20m2 of polished Campo Maior Granite plinth to both of the entrance stairwells.

It’s been over eighteen months since we were originally approached by Imogen Stuart and Philip O’Neill in relation to Imogen’s design for the new Ambo for St Mel’s Cathedral in Longford. During this period we were involved with detailed planning in relation to transport, access to the Cathedral and fixing methodology which included numerous visits to both Philips workshop and the cathedral itself, on the 14th of November 2014 the Ambo was successfully erected on the high altar of the restored cathedral to the satisfaction of all involved.

For almost two decades now  we have taken responsibility for the transport and erection of numerous delicate works of art by both Imogen and Philip erecting pieces in schools, hospitals, churches, private residents,  art galleries and public realms across Ireland, following the success of this their most recent work we now look forward to their next challenge.

August sees work commence in Enfield, working with our old friends Deirlem construction we are supplying 30mm flamed and sanded Carlow limestone cladding traditionally fixed back to block work partly to the new extension and partly to the renovated existing premises, Work is completed over 3 phases with completion in early October inline with the overall works programme and on budget.

Mid July sees us commence work to the Altadore nursing home in Glenageary. Having agreed terms with Townlink construction we are supplying Moca Crème honed limestone cladding over Branco Michaela flamed granite plinth with granite capping at parapet level. Having worked with Townlink previously and understanding their efficient systems of work this project was completed on budget and schedule.

Its June already and following the completion of the new pedestrian bridge in Barrow street which is joining three office blocks at second floor level we are on site at Gordon House with GIG Facades to re-fix Moleanos Limestone previously removed by GIG Facades to facilitate the bridge works.

Following on from our success with G & T Crampton in Central Park and Charlestown we are delighted to have been appointed for the supply and fix of dwarf wall cladding and paving on their Pembroke Street refurbishment project. As it appears this will be one of Crampton’s last projects we would like to thank all the lads for their support in recent years and wish them well in the future.

Cosgrave Development’s having unearthed a good quantity of granite Boulders on their Honey Park development have brought us in to create road signs for their Bracken Park development using some of the boulders, after grinding the face we are inscribing the boulders with the individual road names in both Irish and English with the Cosgrave Logo and year of construction.

The Lighthouse is a newly constructed development of 2 ground floor commercial units and 83 luxury apartments fronting Lower George’s St in Dun Laoghaire. Having been involved with this project back in 2008 when the then developer went into liquidation we are delighted to have been successful in winning this project with SHANNON HOMES, along with the use of stone on site from the original development we have supplied almost 1800m2 of Moleanos Limestone and 180m2 of Campo Maior Granite. Working intensively with Shannon Homes this project was completed in September 2014 to the clients satisfaction and under the original budget.

Sculpture Laura O’Hagan having been appointed by John Paul Construction to dismantle the Dargan monument set on the Merion lawn of the National Gallery of Ireland has called upon North Wicklow Marble & Granite ltd. for our expertize in this area, following a number of inspections and extensive planning over a 4 week period we dismantled the monument between the 30th of April and May 1st 2014. The monument described as been priceless has been placed in temporary storage while building works are in progress.The bronze statue perched on a granite pedestal over a granite base and sub-base is scheduled to be reinstated in approximately 18 months time once building works are complete.