In what is being hailed as a significant move forward the main contractor has been appointed for a €1m project in Dublin.

PJ McLoughlin and Sons will head up the work involved in building a community development centre at Oakridge House, in Blanchardstown Village, Dublin.

A part one/part two-storey building will be constructed for the use as a centre for children with intellectual disabilities.

The development will measure a total of 765 square metres, a maximum height of 9.43 metres and provide 12 car parking spaces.

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Detailed landscape proposals together with all associated site development works will also be tackled during the development.

There is an existing residential dwelling on the site, which is being demolished as part of the works.

Extensive earth works, diverting of an existing watercourse including phasing and large retaining walls are also outlined in the plans.

Specialist sub-contracts will include mechanical, electrical and lift subcontracts. It is understood they will be appointed shortly.

Main construction work commenced on site on September, 19 and the contract period is estimated at 10 months.

The cost of the scheme is in the region of €1 million.

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(LB/BMcC)