Clancy has been confirmed as a finalist in four separate categories at the Irish Construction Excellence (ICE) Awards 2026, following a highly competitive judging process.
The ICE Awards are considered a leading benchmark for performance in Ireland's construction sector, celebrating quality, innovation, collaboration and delivery across the industry.
The shortlist reflects the breadth of Clancy's portfolio and the strength of its client and supply-chain relationships, with recognition spanning multiple disciplines.
The company's finalist projects are: Healthcare Project – University Hospital Limerick; Fit-Out Project – Mount Carmel; Residential Project – Ronald McDonald House; and Innovation in Construction – Empowering MMC and Collaborative Construction through Main Contractor Led Digital Integration.
Recognition across healthcare infrastructure, refurbishment, residential delivery and sector-wide innovation marks a notable achievement for Clancy's teams. The company highlighted the collaborative approach behind its work, bringing together clients, consultants, subcontractors and project personnel to deliver high-quality outcomes that offer lasting value for communities and stakeholders.
The shortlist also underscores Clancy's ongoing emphasis on innovation and modern methods of construction (MMC), especially through the adoption of digital tools, collaborative workflows and emerging technologies. Its innovation entry, focused on main contractor-led digital integration to support MMC and collaborative construction, demonstrates how structured digital coordination can enhance efficiency, communication and project delivery on complex projects.
Clancy credited the milestone to the commitment, expertise and professionalism of its people and partners, extending appreciation to project teams, supply chain partners, design teams and clients for their shared ambition and support.
The company now advances to judges' interviews in the next phase of the competition and will join industry peers at the ICE Awards Gala at the Convention Centre Dublin on 28th May, when the winners will be announced. Clancy also extended congratulations to all finalists and wished them the best of luck.
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