2009

The Monkstown Ring Road has opened to traffic. The route which links Dun Laoghaire with the west of the county follows York Road, Mounttown Upper, Monkstown Avenue to Brookville Park and then to Carysfort Avenue via Yankee Terrace and Fleurville. Malone O’Regan / Scott Wilson JV was retained by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council as Civil & Structural Engineers for the project. ...
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Malone O’Regan’s Quality Management System has been updated to the ISO 9001: 2008 Standard and re-accredited by the National Standards Authority of Ireland. ...
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Mr. John Gormley, T.D., Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government, and Dr. Martin Mansergh, T.D., Minister of State at the Department of Finance with responsibility for the OPW, jointly published statutory planning guidelines on The Planning System and Flood Risk Management, which are aimed at ensuring a more consistent, rigorous and systematic approach to the avoidance and mi...
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Malone O’Regan has become an Engineers Ireland CPD accredited employer. The Company received its parchment from John Power, Director General, Engineers Ireland ant the annual CPD Company of the Year Awards held in the D4 Court Hotel on 16th October 2009. ...
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The requirement for a Disability Access Certificate (DAC) was introduced through SI 351 of 2009 dated 4 September 2009, in order to improve compliance of buildings with Part M of the Building Regulations, currently Part M 2000. A DAC is issued by the building control section of the local authority to certify that the proposed works have been assessed and that the proposed drawings when buil...
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Students returning to NUI Maynooth for the new academic year will find a new Common Room on Campus. The new building will provide students with a modern space for the holding of functions and receptions and break out facilities for every day use. Malone O’Regan was retained as civil and structural engineer for the project which was constructed by MDY Construction under a Design & Buil...
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Malone O’Regan has been appointed as civil and structural engineer for a new 32 classroom school that will cater for 1,000 pupils and incorporates state-of-the-art ancillary accommodation including: sports halls, special needs facilities, teachers’ and resource rooms together with extensive external play areas which include an all-weather hockey pitch which will comply with Internat...
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Malone O’Regan is retained as civil and structural engineer for a multi storey riverside development of a total of 750 units in Bedford, UK.   ...
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An Tánaiste Mary Coughlan, TD, then Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, performed the official opening of the Hub at Cillin Hill, Kilkenny on 17th April 2009. Malone O’Regan was retained as civil and structural engineer on the Cillin Hill Centre which is a mixed use development comprising of a multi-purpose conference / exhibition / entertainment venue, retail and busines...
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Towards the end of last year Dublin City Council launched its Fats Oils & Grease (FOFG) Programme which requires the operators of food service establishments such as hotels, pubs, restaurants, take-aways, canteens, convenience stores, B&B establishments, etc. to apply for a Trade Effluent Licence under the Water Pollution Act for the discharge of fats, oils and grease. Compliance wi...
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Malone O'Regan has been appointed as Civil and Structural Engineering advisors to the National Development Finance Agency for the Schools Bundle 3 Public Private Partnership Project. 7 secondary schools and 1 primary school will be constructed at various locations around the country. ...
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IAWS and Cuisine De France have moved into their state-of-the art headquarters at Grange Castle International Business Park. Malone O'Regan was retained as Civil and Structural Engineers and Environmental Consultants on the project which includes 10,000sq.m. of office space; production facilities for national distribution centre for Cuisine De France.  ...
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