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30/03/2022

Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Bridge Wins Concrete Award

The Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Bridge in Co Kilkenny has been celebrated with a prestigious accolade.

Contractor BAM was presented with the accolade in the Infrastructure Category at the 39th Annual Irish Concrete Society Awards.

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Established in 1977, these Annual Awards are a celebration of excellence in design and construction in concrete. The awards are adjudicated by an independent and distinguished jury of construction industry professionals. They are organised to enable the society to acknowledge construction achievements in which concrete, in any form, contributes significantly to the built environment.

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