





CONNAUGHT CONTRACTORS LTD
Connaught Contractors Ltd are an established and progressive civil engineering company with offices in Roscommon and Galway. With nearly 25 years of experience, we deliver high-quality projects across various sectors including commercial, educational, healthcare, residential, sport and industrial covering all counties in Ireland.
We pride ourselves on being a reliable company, with a reputation for excellence in construction and civil engineering and completing projects to the highest standards; safely, on time and within budget.
We understand that our success comes from working closely with our customers with our dedicated team of professionals who are driven by a passion for quality workmanship and client satisfaction.
Please browse this site for services and projects. We are happy to take your call or email and discuss your needs at any time.
SERVICES
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Building
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Bulk excavation
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Civil engineering
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Construction stage
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Demolition
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Design and Build
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Drainage
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Enabling works
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Formwork
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Groundworks
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Material supply
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Muck away
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PSCS Project Supervision
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Remediation
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Site clearance
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Traffic management

Crown Square, Galway

Enfield Community College

Connaught works across
all of Ireland

We have a longstanding, highly skilled, well trained and experienced workforce

An extensive and continually updated fleet of specialist plant and equipment with dedicated mechanics and servicing team

• Project Supervisor Construction Stage (PSCS)
• Civil engineering services
• Apprenticeships

NEWS

We are delighted that Pat Donelon has been recognised by Conack for his 'excellent commitment to site procedures, the timely submission of SPAs and his consistent focus on maintaining the highest safety standards' at the Valley Healthcare site in Galway.
Excellent work Pat, well deserved!

Some of our winners from April 2026 with their certificates.
Connaught are proud of their safety record and staff complaince.

This weeks training focused on plant and people interface, including blind spots on machinery and the hazards associated with working around moving plant.
The session served as a refresher for all personnel, reinforcing the importance of maintaining exclusion zones, effective communication, and safe working practices when operating or working in the vicinity of plant equipment.

Ride on roller training is designed to provide our workers with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to operate rollers safely and effectively in a variety of environments. The course covered key topics such as machine familiarization, health and safety regulations, operational techniques, and preventive maintenance.
Yet more essential training to keep our employees and their worksites safe!

Connaught have been proud sponsors of Michael Glaveys GAA, LGFA and Rounders Club for many years – GAA is part of our community, it's who we are and what we love, and it's where we all belong.
Connaught has sponsored team jerseys, match kits, school kits, training jerseys, gear bags and recently goal posts fit for Croke Park, only thing is they don’t have Hawk-Eye!

Ride on roller training is designed to provide our workers with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to operate rollers safely and effectively in a variety of environments. The course covered key topics such as machine familiarization, health and safety regulations, operational techniques, and preventive maintenance.
Yet more essential training to keep our employees and their worksites safe!

An abrasive wheel is a wheel that grinds, cuts or smooths materials, rotating at high speeds to do this effectively. This includes grinders commonly used in metalwork and on construction sites and training includes fixed and removable abrasive wheels.
This training is an essential legal requirement for anyone involved in working with abrasive wheels, and focuses on the safe and effective use, including safe storage, identifying abrasive wheels, selecting the most appropriate equipment for specific situations, inspecting and identifying damaged wheels, mounting an abrasive wheel and understanding the hazards and risks associated with using them.
Essential training for keeping our employees safe!

We were delighted that Mick O’Halloran has been awarded Worker of the Month by Pat McMahon, Site Foreman at Stewart’s Construction site in Renmore.
Mick is consistently proactive with safety on site and sets a great example for the team.
Connaught follows Stewarts mindset that “safety isn’t just a priority—it’s a core value embedded in everything we do!"

Connaught launched their own 2026 Site Safety Awards this year and all of our site nominees will be entered into an end-of-year draw.
While we say it every time, we really are proud of all our winners for maintaining a safe and healthy work environment and keeping everyone safe!

The Connaught team recently completed in-house training on the safe use of an excavator for lifting operations, combining both theory and practical on-site exercises.
The practical session involved lifting activities using Kelly blocks, lifting rings, and mobile plant.
The training reinforced the importance of proper planning and safe lifting practices when using excavators for lifting tasks.
Well done to the Connaught team for their continued commitment to safe operations and high site standards.

Connaught were awarded Contractor of the month on the Abbott Longford site for John Paul Construction Ltd.
The crew were awarded the prize for setting high safety standards on site.
Connaught have an excellent exclusion zone in place, separating plant and people, paperwork always up to a high standard and good PPE compliance.
The crew are very proactive when it comes to safety.

Connaught were awarded Contractor of the month on The Crown site for JJ Rhatigan and Company.
This was in recognition of their efforts being made on site.

A little bit of fun from the website and social media team.

Follow their daily exploits on our Facebook page.

Not one but five winners last month! Congratulations to…
Safety in action at MSD Dunboyne (1 to 4). It’s great to recognise a number of standout safety contributions on site:
1) George Amihaesei (Connaught) was presented with an iPad by Jacobs’ Evan Kelly (Construction Supervisor) as the first name out of the hat in a December draw for on-the-tools personnel who submitted a Safety Observation via the Tapin app. In the spirit of Christmas, two vouchers were also awarded to the next names drawn — Alex Bolog (Connaught) and Sergiu Purcel (Conack).
2) Michael Barrett (Connaught) received a safety voucher from Pat Conway for his all-round excellence — from safe plant operation and exemplary PPE standards to timely GA2 completion, respect for archaeological elements, and his consistent willingness to step up when needed.
Well done to everyone involved for reinforcing Conack’s commitment to safety, collaboration, and the highest standards on site.
We are proud to have such a skilled and safety-conscious team working for Connaught helping us to achieve our project goals. Keep up the excellent work!

Not one but five winners last month! Congratulations to…
Safety in action at MSD Dunboyne (1 to 4). It’s great to recognise a number of standout safety contributions on site:
3) Alex Bolog (Connaught) received a drill set from Jacobs’ Evan Kelly after being drawn as the first name out of the hat for Tapin Safety Observation submissions.
4) Tommie O’Donnell (Connaught) was awarded a safety voucher following a safe practice observed by Jacobs EHS. His simple yet effective adaptation while scabbling concrete helps maintain good posture and reduce HAV exposure — a strong example of practical, worker-led safety thinking.
acknowledged by the project team. Well done, John, and thank you for your commitment to creating a safer working environment.
Well done to everyone involved for reinforcing Conack’s commitment to safety, collaboration, and the highest standards on site.
We are proud to have such a skilled and safety-conscious team working for Connaught helping us to achieve our project goals. Keep up the excellent work!

Not one but five winners last month! Congratulations to…
5) Seán Scahill (Connaught, left) was presented with a Safety Voucher by Jome Joy (Quality Manager) this week in recognition of his consistently good safety practice as a groundworker onsite: safe operation of his sand and gravel lorry, great banking of plant, excellent PPE compliance – all done in a positive and engaging manner.
Well done to everyone involved for reinforcing Conack’s commitment to safety, collaboration, and the highest standards on site.
We are proud to have such a skilled and safety-conscious team working for Connaught helping us to achieve our project goals. Keep up the excellent work!

6) Conack Site Manager Victor Meriacre presented a Safety Voucher to John Lynch, steel fixer with Connaught. John was recognised for his proactive approach to safety, particularly for the way he secured a temporary opening in a steel wall to maintain safe access. While it may be second nature to him, his attention to detail stood out on site and was acknowledged by the project team. Well done, John, and thank you for your commitment to creating a safer working environment.
Well done to everyone involved for reinforcing Conack’s commitment to safety, collaboration, and the highest standards on site.
We are proud to have such a skilled and safety-conscious team working for Connaught helping us to achieve our project goals. Keep up the excellent work!

Not one but three winners this month!
Congratulations to…
St. Finian's Mullingar:
Safety Performer of the Month- Derek Kenny (Connaught Contractors Ltd)
Limerick Surgical Hub:
Safety Performer of the Month- Nkosikhona Dube (Connaught Contractors Ltd)
School Enfield:
Safety Performer of the Month- Dermot McDermott (Connaught Contractors Ltd)
for their commitment to Health and Safety on site!
We are proud to have such a skilled and safety-conscious team working for Connaught helping us to achieve our project goals. Keep up the excellent work!

Pride is a celebration and here at Connaught we are committed to celebrating and fostering a supportive, inclusive and kind environment for all of our staff, our clients and local community… no matter who they love or how they identify.
Below are website addresses for LGBT+ Ireland and BeLong Ireland, support services charities for any age LGBTQIA+ members and LGBTQIA+ youth respectively.
LGBT+ Ireland
https://lgbt.ie/our-services/
BeLong
https://www.belongto.org/

Well done to our lads at St Finian's Mullingar for achieving Sub-contractor of the Month, keep up the good work!

It's LIVE! We are excited and proud to announce that our new website has officially launched... https://www.connaught.ie - please take a look and share your feedback on Facebook or LinkedIn.

Well done to our lads at Enfield School for achieving Safety Performer of the Month, keep up the good work!

Connaught Contractors are pleased to have successfully completed their Stage 1 Audit to achieve and obtain certification for both ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems & ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management Systems Accreditation.
We look forward to the next step along the way to achieving both standards and further improving our commitment to both quality and environmental standards and fostering long term relationships with our valued clients.

Well done yet again to our team for working safely across sites for Conack.
This time, the congratulations goes to Aiden Connell and his work at the Connaught Rugby Stadium – he was honoured for his thorough safety precautions, securing floor openings both above and below the North Stand levels to keep everyone safe.
Well done to everyone, keep up the good work!
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