Kenneth Hennessy Architects Ltd

11/05/2019

We wish success to the Clonmel Og Under 16s in their 2019 campaign and beyond!

04/04/2019

Our team for the Clonmel AC 6k race series

17/03/2019

Happy St. Patrick's Day to you all from everyone at Kenneth Hennessy Architects!

For the day that's in it, we hope you like this green themed photo from the re-development of Denis Burke Park, Clonmel

08/03/2019

A new single storey extension with covered walkway completed this week at St John the Baptist Girls National School in Cashel. We hope the Board of Management, Teachers & Pupils enjoy their new classrooms and wish to thank John Ryan Construction for carrying out the works.

27/02/2019

Before & after photos of the upgrade of Clonmel Town FC's Sports Hall by Facility Flooring. Existing floor replaced with Junkers Sylvasport Club flooring installed on new floor joists with ventilated skirting.
Thanks to Tony Scully of Clonmel Town FC and Paul Deegan of Facility Flooring who worked with us on this project.
I know there are plenty of youngsters locally who can't wait to get back in there!

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05/12/2018

Delighted with the news that the Clonmel Sports Hub has been approved for funding and that work will commence in 2019, exciting times ahead for all involved!

06/08/2017

We are in process of developing a Master Plan and Design for the Development of Suir Island as a Comm

17/04/2015

We are delighted to announce that Denis Burke Park will be officially re-opened by District Mayor Martin Lonergan at 6.30 this evening, Friday April 17.
Banna Chluain Meala will perform at the ceremony and everyone is invited to attend and celebrate its re-opening.

http://www.nationalist.ie/news/local-news/redesigned-denis-burke-park-is-given-back-to-the-people-1-6679609

A place where people can enjoy a stroll or a sit-down in a landscaped area beside the river, enjoy outdoor musical and theatrical performances and where children can while away the hours in a playground will soon be available in Clonmel.

07/11/2014

Denis Burke Park - Progress Update (07.11.2014) : The Amphitheatre has now been sodded, the main grassed areas levelled & re-seeded and only some small finishing touches remain. We hope to see you all there for the official opening in a few weeks, which will be advertised locally and also here on our page

23/10/2014

Denis Burke Park - Progress Update (23.10.2014) : A sneak peek at the nearly finished playground, we're sure Clonmel kids are itching to test it out

04/10/2014

Denis Burke Park - Progress Update (03.10.2014) : Works are now almost complete on the re-generation of Denis Burke Park. Amphitheatre has been formed at Gas House Bridge entrance and new park furniture installed. Playground is almost complete and pathways are now finished. Looking forward to completion later this month.

08/09/2014

Denis Burke Park - Progress Update (03/09/2014) : The new concrete footpaths, picnic area bases and performance podium. are now complete throughout the park. The new forest walk is also complete. Work has commenced on the Amphitheatre, the new path entering from Gashouse Bridge entrance and the fishing platforms.

25/07/2014

Denis Burke Park - Progress Update (24/07/2014) : The bases for the new concrete paths and picnic areas have all been formed and samples of the new coloured concrete has been laid. The original pathway which passed through the park has been removed and the new pedestrian entrance from Raheen Road has been formed inside the wall.

11/07/2014

We are delighted to announce that works to Denis Burke Park have commenced in earnest and look forward to working with Marlhill Construction Services and Tipperary County Council to deliver this important community development.

This re-generation project for Denis Burke Park incorporates proposals for a long-term, sustainable and viable public amenity in the centre of Clonmel. Proposals were prepared in conjunction with SuirCan Community Forum and included Public Consultation Process and open Public Design Workshops. Key interventions include an Amphitheatre, Adventure Play Area, Boat Dock and Sculpture Wall.

The re-generation proposals have been designed to ensure that the Park will be safe for all, cater for diverse use, be easy to maintain, vandal-proof, flood-resistant and durable.

Proposals have been aimed at promoting biodiversity and conserving and improving ecology as far as possible and the design proposals have considered all park users, as well as park wildlife, flora and fauna.

The design has addressed the impact of flood relief works and paid due regard to the fact that the park is within the 1:100 year flood envelope and is part of the proposed flow channel of the river in such an event. All alterations and interventions have been designed to result in minimal impact on storage and the flow channel of the River Suir