Antrim Villages Renewal Scheme
Work has commenced to enhance a number of villages across Mid and East Antrim through the Village Renewal Scheme.
The rejuvenation work is part of over £1.27 million being invested in 17 villages, Ahoghill, Broughshane, Carnlough, Ballycarry, Clough and Portglenone to receive significant upgrades to their respective areas.
The programme is funded by Council and DAERA with support from the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development.
Hartecast are supplying a number of items from our range for the Antrim villages renewal projects – curved seats for Ahoghill, picnic sets for Carnlough and benches and litter bins for Broughshane with more to follow.
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Location:
Antrim, Northern Ireland
Client:
Mid and East Antrim Borough Council
Client Feedback:
‘The high quality of the design and finish of the materials combined with their robustness means that the furniture will be well used for many years to come.’
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The Dodder Greenway Project - is part of the Dublin City Council (DCC) core Active Travel Network. It is funded by the National Transport Authority (NTA)
The Dodder Greenway Project will deliver high quality walking and cycling facilities along the Dodder River from the sea to the mountains through Dublin City Council, and onwards through Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council and South Dublin County Council.
When complete it is envisaged to be over 17km long, linking Sir John Rogerson’s Quay in the City Center to the entrance to the Bohernabreena reservoirs at Glenasmole, South Dublin.
Murphy Ireland carried out the works and installed bespoke wall mounted seats, free standing seats, bollards and planters from the Hartecast range.
Location:
Donnybrook, Dublin
Client:
South Dublin County Council
Contractor:
Murphy Ireland
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