The project involved the upgrade of existing Trinity College sports facility on Santry Avenue and included construction of:
- Water based hockey pitch
- Three five a side synthetic surface pitches
- GAA pitch
- Drainage associated with GAA pitch/five a side synthetic surface pitches and future soccer pitch, rugby pitch and training pitch
- Pitch lighting for the GAA pitch and five aside synthetic surface pitches
- 150 bay car park
- Entrance upgrade works
PUNCH H&S were involved in all stages of the design and construction, ensuring adequate communication took place between all of the interested parties.
At PUNCH, we understand the value of education. That’s why we support our staff who wish to undertake further education and training. We encourage staff members to maintain their Continuous Professional Development (CPD) accreditations with Engineers Ireland. We also continue to offer training in sustainable design and construction through seminars, in-house lectures, and external training programmes. We promote the achievement of professional titles with institutions such as Engineers Ireland, the Association of Consulting Engineers of Ireland, the Institute of Structural Engineers, and the Institute of Civil Engineers.
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