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Defects in multi-unit developments are becoming increasingly common, with latent defects and water ingress among the most prevalent issues. We have successfully delivered two multi-million euro defect remediation projects, working closely with Mason Hayes & Curran on one of these assignments. The article below provides a clear and informative overview of the key questions that should be considered when determining the most appropriate approach to managing a building defect di

We would like to congratulate our colleague Brendan Walsh on achieving his PHD in Ocean Energy. This is a fantastic achievement and a testament to his dedication and hard work over many years. The research introduces and validates a novel Wave-Activated Sensor Power Buoy (WASP), an autonomous system designed to estimate ocean wave conditions using internal pressure measurements rather than traditional surface-following methods. Through a combination of laboratory-scale exper

November 2024 Stephen was delighted to be asked by Mason Hayes and Curran to be part of the panel for their Building Schools and Colleges Conference in Athlone on 4 November 2025. The panel of expert speakers gave practical advice on procurement and contract administration, clarified the role of the client and contract administrator in construction projects and looked at strategies to avoid disputes and what to do when they happen. Stephen joined a panel to discuss Dispute