Busy end of year

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December 17, 2012 by olearyad

Lots of stuff going on at the moment.

As posted recently Michael Flannerys bar opened in Limerick in time for the Munster Saracens H Cup game and has been very well received

https://olearyad.wordpress.com/2012/12/09/a-perfect-place-for-a-good-session-michael-flannerys-bar-limerick/

 

The house extension and refurbishment in Glanmire, Cork is nearing completion

P1090074 P1090068 P1090079

 

New house in Rochestown, Cork starting on site in the New Year

Clarke Hill House

 

as is the hotel restaurant refurbishment in Dingle

1224- Restaurant 3d Model_Additional Screen & Shelving_Rev A 1224- Restaurant 3d Model_Additional Screen & Shelving_Rev A-2

 

Design work also just beginning on a bar fit-out in Cork City and planning going in another new house in Douglas.

Busy, busy.

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One thought on “Busy end of year”

  1. noel says:
    December 17, 2012 at 7:47 pm

    love the gable end detail in house in glanmire…

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