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Check out this recent project the team completed in Rathmines, Dublin.

🏗️ Demolition of Harold’s Cross Greyhound Stadium.

The stadium opened in 1928 and was popular on Tuesday and Friday evenings, where it featured a number of greyhound races and hosted many national competitions.

Hosting many dining and entertainment experiences within the venue.

It closed it doors in March 2017 and this year we were tasked with the demolition of the grandstand.

Our team used our Liebherr Group high reach for demolition of the stand as well as a number of our excavators.

This was another project Tinnelly Group were proud to deliver.

🎥 📸 Flashback Friday is back 🎥 📸

This time we are taking you back to 2006, where the Tinnelly Group undertook the demolition of The Irish Sugar Factory, based in Carlow.

This project required detailed planning from both our asbestos and demolition teams and was completed in a number of stages.

The project involved removal of an asbestos cement roof, demolition of steel frame structure known as the pulp store, removal of the metal cladding and demolition of the main factory building.

To read more on this project visit our website: https://www.tinnelly.com/projects/irish-sugar-factory-carlow/

Can any of our followers help Daniel out?

The Greer family have been family friends of the wider Tinnelly family for a long time.

Daniel has been fighting an amazing battle for the last few years and has had many ups and downs over that period.

It would be great if any of our followers have connections that could help him out.

PM the page if you can help. ✨

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It's all systems go 🏗

An overview of some of the Tinnelly Group machinery in action demolishing this phase of our Ballsbridge site.

The variety of modern day demolition machinery we have as part of our fleet, allows us to tackle demolition jobs with efficiency and precision.

Our highly trained operators and team ensure our machinery is maintained and projects delivered to a high standard.

Our friends from Machinery Movers Magazine have been out for a visit to our Ballsbridge Hotel site.

Tinnelly Group are delighted to feature in the latest edition of Machinery Movers magazine.

Not only did they give us a great write up they also produced a fantastic video that showcases the scale of the former Jury’s Hotel in Ballsbridge and the operation to demolish it in the heart of Dublin4.

Thanks to Brian Coogan and the Machinery Movers Team.

Tinnelly Group demolish the old Ballsbridge hotel in Dublin Tinnelly Group using Liebherr equipment to demolish the old Ballsbridge hotel in Dublin.It will make way for the new US embassy.

✨ Happy Friday ✨

Another big week at Tinnelly Group, thanks to all our team for their efforts on all our ongoing projects. 👏

Delighted to share another project we recently commenced. Tinnelly Group have been tasked with completing the demolition phase, at Dorset Street Flats.

The project involves the demolition of 4 blocks of flats which is due to be completed by end of the year.

Regeneration of Dorset Street flats to be completed by end of 2026, council says Existing blocks set to be demolished and 163 new homes constructed on Dorset Street Upper

And its gone... 🏗

The team have brought Carrisbrook House to ground level. Check our our pictures below which provides you with a glimpse of each stage of the project.

Our team are working with RKD on this project who have been appointed to redevelop the site and design the scheme to provide 12,600 sq. m of high-quality office space across 10 storeys with terrace access at each level.

Tinnelly Group were delighted to have been appointed as main contractor for the demolition phase of this project.

This redevelopment work is making way for new offices which will be known as One Pembroke, in Ballsbridge, Dublin.



Another project, Tinnelly Group are proud to deliver.

📸 🎥 Throw back Thursday 📸 🎥

This time we are throwing it back to 2009, to the demolition of the former Coca Cola Factory in Drogheda.

The site closed towards the end of 2008 and Tinnelly Group where brought in to demolish the site as operations where being relocated to other factories throughout Ireland.

A number of machines were used in this project including our first high reach, the Liebherr Group 954.

Check out the full gallery on our website below.

Demolition of Coca Cola Factory, Drogheda 2009 - Tinnelly Group Demolition of Coca Cola Factory, Drogheda 2009

As you can seen, the current demolition works at Carrisbrook house, are well underway with our before and after images. 📸

The team have been safely removing each level with the latest demolition equipment combined with highly trained operators, who will take this to ground level and prepare the site for redevelopment. 🏗

The site will then be redeveloped into high quality office space, 10 stories high which will be known as One Pembroke, in the heart of Ballsbridge.

📹 📸 Flashback Friday 📹 📸

The demolition of the Hogan Stand, Croke Park.

Today's flashback takes us back to 1999, before we even had a digital archive.

We went old school for today and got the photo albums out and scanned this project in so we could share. 📓 📲

Given the time of year, with an incredible hurling final last Sunday, and a mouth watering football final to look forward this week, we’re looking back to 1999 when we had the honour of being awarded the demolition of the Hogan Stand, Croke Park.

With the Cusack Stand looking resplendent having been upgraded on a previous phase, it was now the Hogan’s turn.

Roll in the wrecking ball, a crawler crane and lads in man-riding baskets, with a few hoists, and Liebherr 932s, in the days before we had the high reach the demolition of the Hogan Stand began, to make way for the redevelopment of the new Croke park that we know today.

All of this was completed without touching a blade of grass on the famous Croke Park turf.

It’s interesting to look back and think about how differently we would approach this job today.

For more detail on this project and to see the full photo album click below.

https://www.tinnelly.com/projects/demolition-of-the-hogan-stand-1999/

Best of luck to everyone at the Fiddler's Green International Festival this year. We are delighted to be a main sponsor of this years festival brochure. 📖

A wonderful festival of music, arts and culture and one we are very proud to be involved in. 🎶

Enjoy the week to everyone involved and everyone attending this years event. 😊 🎻

PS - Don't forget to buy your duck for this years annual duck derby down the Fairy Glen River! 🙂

📸 🎥 Flashback Friday 📸 🎥

This Friday we are taking you back to, April 2009. Tinnelly Group undertook the demolition of 11 fuel storage tanks within Galway Harbour.

The works involved complete demolition and removal of the former Topaz (now known as Circle K) fuel storage tanks in Galway Harbour. To commence the project, tanks were emptied and decommissioned. Tinnelly Group then established a safe working area around the tanks and completed the project.

Check out in detail how we undertook this project delivering it safely and on time to the highest standards.

Demolition of Fuel Storage Tanks, Galway Harbour - Tinnelly Group Demolition of Fuel Storage Tanks, Galway Harbour.

✨ Happy Monday! ✨

We just love the precision and efficiency our Liebherr Construction 960 high reach adds to our fleet.

This is one of two, High Reaches we have as part of the Tinnelly Group fleet. 🏗️

Allowing us to continue delivering our projects to the high level of professionalism we pride ourselves on.

✨ Happy Friday ✨

Things you love to see, our 960 Liebherr Construction high reach in action.

Our high reach recently arrived on site for the next stage of the Ballsbridge Hotel Project.

It allows us to safely demolish hard to reach parts of the building with a reach of 33 meters. While also allowing precision, speed and efficiency at this stage of the demolition project.

Tinnelly Group were delighted to participate in this years Business5s Playr-fit Tournament. ⚽

This tournament is a fundraising campaign hosted by Playr-fit Ltd in aid of PIPS Hope and Support

This is the third year Playr-fit Ltd have ran this competition and we were delighted to take part.

Representing Tinnelly Group on the day were, Anthony Campbell, Charlie McLaughlin, Paddy Tinnelly, Arthur McGuinness, Aaron Mackey, Brendan Havern, Richey Magee and Stephen Corey.

The boys are yet to tell us the scores and results from the day, but sure its the taking part that matters. 😃

https://www.tinnelly.com/news/articles/tinnelly-group-participate-in-the-playr-fit-teamwear/

📸 Flashback Friday 📸

Throwing it way back, to the demolition of the former Smithwicks Brewery.

The former Smithwicks Brewery located in Kilkenny city was de-commissioned and dismantled by The Tinnelly Group.

This was a substantial project involving careful dismantling, salvage of plant and equipment, retention of numerous protected structures, asbestos removals, and overall site clearances.

To read more click here https://www.tinnelly.com/projects/former-smithwicks-brewery-kilkenny/

We kicked off this week at our Ballsbridge Hotel site with a Toolbox talk with the team.

Our site supervisor, Niall Madden delivered a talk on health and safety.

It’s good practice to take a moment to remind the team on protocols to ensure we maintain our high levels of safety on site.

Thanks to our team for ensuring we deliver this to a high standard. 👷👷‍♀️

PS- Ballsbrige Hotel is currently progressing through the project stages as planned with the full behind the scenes tour on its way. 📸🎥

🎥 📸 Flash back Friday is back! 📸 🎥

This time we are taking you back to 2010, where Tinnelly Group undertook the removal of the Continuous Ship Unloader (CSU) from the jetty at Kilroot Power Station.

The coal for the station was delivered by sea to the jetty located on the north shore of Belfast Lough.

The CSU was installed in 1988 and was used until 1997 to transfer coal from the vessel to the overland conveyor system. From 1997, coal has been delivered in self-discharging ships and the CSU remained stationary on the jetty for approximately 12 years until Tinnelly Group were engaged to complete its’ removal.

Click on the link below to read more and view the full gallery on the removal of the CSU from Kilroot Power Station.

https://www.tinnelly.com/projects/kilroot-coal-ship-unloader/

We are back in the archives, this time taking you back to 2012. 📸 📹

The demolition of Doyle's Bridge in Athlone.

Doyle's Bridge consisted of three structures. A central masonary arch built in the 1880's, a single pre-cast beam structure added in the 1960's and a single pre-cast beam structure in the 1990's. Total width of the structure over the rail line was 34.8 metres.

The work was carried out over a live rail way line, with all the necessary health and safety procedures in place.

The mainstream works were completed during the night to minimise disruption to the railway line below. The last train passed through at 9pm and the line was back in operation for 8am the following morning.

To read more on this project and to watch the full time lapse visit the link below.

Another project Tinnelly Group were proud to deliver.

Demolition of Doyles Bridge, Athlone. - Tinnelly Group Demolition of Doyles Bridge, Athlone.

📣 We are hiring 📣

We are currently looking for General Operatives/Labourers to join our team.

Based at our HQ in Newry, the job includes working in the non-ferrous sheds and general yard work.

If you are interested or for more details contact us via details below.

🔹 Join our team - we are currently hiring for a weighbridge clerk🔹

Based at our metal recycling facility in Newry, we have full time hours available. We are looking for a team player, who has strong communication and organisational skills.

For more detail on the role click here https://www.tinnelly.com/news/articles/we-are-hiring-a-weighbridge-clerk/

Send your expression of interest and CV to [email protected]

Deadline for interest in this position is Friday 21st June 2024.

We are hiring a BROKK Machine Operator.

The role is available for immediate start, experience is necessary.

🔵 Based in Dublin.
🔵 Full time work available.
🔵 Competitive rates of pay.

To enquire more on this position please message the page or email [email protected].

And we are back with a...

📸 Flashback Friday 📸

We closed up the archives for a few weeks but we are back... this time throwing it back to 2009 and keeping it local.

Tinnelly Group demolished the Camlough Road flyover on the A1 Newry Bypass, this was to make way for the upgrades to the bypass at the time.

The A1 Newry bypass road bridge over the Camlough road was demolished over a period of five night possessions.

The carriageway on the bridge structure was removed using demolition excavators. Once the carriageway and deck were removed the prestressed concrete beams forming the main span of the bridge which crosses over the Camlough Rd was lifted down using a mobile crane during night possessions of the road.

To read more on this project or to view other projects visit our website below.

Demolition of Camlough Bridge - Flyover on A1 Bypass - Tinnelly Group Tinnelly Demolition are going to carryout the complete demolition of the existing road bridge over the Camlough Road on the A1 Newry Bypass in 2009.