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We SpecialisE IN ​CONSERVATION & Climate Risk Assessment for Cultural Heritage Sites

Our aim is to provide an holistic approach to the conservation & protection of our built heritage. We offer a diverse range of  services from conservation &  architectural services to energy retrofitting & research. 

We are also one of the leading consultants providing climate risk assessment services for cultural heritage sites. 

CONSERVATION
RETROFITTING
ARCHITECTURE
Climate Risk Assessments & Research

OUR CLIENTS


Our clients range from public bodies, to private clients, from large-scale structures and complex building projects to smaller, private residences, covering a diverse range of heritage structures, ranging from a vernacular cottage to a registered monument and everything in between. Read more here.

OUR SERVICES


We offer a full suite of conservation services, from consultancy to planning. In conjunction with this, we are an architectural practice specialising in heritage structures. Our team are adept at dealing with the best energy solutions for your heritage building. Our research services focus on Climate Change. Read more here.

MEET THE TEAM

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Latest News

Inside Ceannt Station: conserving 175 years of heritage while constructing Ireland’s gateway to the western region 

This episode of iProperty Radio goes on site at Galway’s Ceannt Station, recorded inside the newly opened train hall as services run around us. Host Carol Tallon is joined by Liam Boyce of Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail/ IE Architects, Darren Devane, Director of Building at BAM UK & Ireland, and Peter Cox, CEO of Carrig Conservation International Ltd, who has been conservation consultant, alongside Gissella Renolfi, on the project since 2021.

Originally built in the early 1850s to a design by railway architect John Skipton Mulvany, with cast iron by Richard Turner of Botanic Gardens fame, the station lost roughly half its original train hall in the 1950s to make way for bus maintenance. The current redevelopment reinstates that train hall and takes the station from two platforms to five, building capacity for Galway, the Western Rail Corridor and the wider region west of the Shannon.

Listen to the episode here!


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DISCOVER MORE ABOUT OUR PROJECTS AND HOW CARRIG CONSERVATION CAN HELP YOU 

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Peter Cox | Aileen Le Brocquy
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