Conack Construction: Shaping Galway's future through landmark developments
Focused on quality, integrity and collaboration
From healthcare and community infrastructure to sport, life sciences and residential projects, Conack is helping to shape Galway’s built environment through developments designed to serve the region for generations.
Founded in 2008, Conack has grown from a regional contractor into one of Ireland’s leading construction companies, employing more than 200 professionals across Galway, Limerick, Cork and Dublin.
Throughout that growth, the company has remained focused on quality, integrity and collaboration, principles that continue to guide its approach to project delivery.
In Galway, Conack is delivering several high-profile projects that reflect its technical capability and community focus.
These include Dexcom Stadium, a major sports and community venue for the west of Ireland; works at Merlin Park University Hospital, supporting the delivery of modern healthcare facilities; and the Galway West Primary Care Centre, which will improve access to essential health services.
Together, these projects are strengthening local infrastructure, supporting regional growth and contributing to Galway’s long-term resilience.
Beyond the city, Conack is also working with leading life sciences and pharmaceutical clients including Novo Nordisk, Abbott and MeiraGTx.
The company’s wider portfolio includes residential developments such as Marina Depot Cork and GreenPark Limerick, underlining its versatility and commitment to sustainable places to live and work.
Conack views construction as a long-term public legacy. Projects such as Cherrywood TC1 and The Barrington Building in South Dublin, designed to BREEAM and WELL Community standards, demonstrate how buildings can combine environmental performance, occupant wellbeing and architectural quality.
Other recent projects, including Moxy Hotel Cork, the IDA Advanced Manufacturing Centre in Limerick, Colbert Station and St Vincent’s Hospital in Dublin, further highlight the company’s ability to deliver complex and sustainable developments.
This approach has earned strong industry recognition. The redevelopment of Dexcom Stadium for Connacht Rugby was named Building Project of the Year 2026 at the Irish Building and Design Awards.
Conack has also received multiple health and safety awards, reflecting its commitment to continuous improvement and responsible delivery.
Innovation remains central to Conack’s work, with BIM, modular construction and renewable energy integration supporting efficiency and reducing environmental impact.
Equally important is its investment in people, inclusion and education, with partnerships across the CIOB, University of Limerick and TUS helping to develop future construction talent.
As Conack continues to grow, its focus remains clear: building sustainably, strengthening communities and delivering projects that will shape Ireland’s built environment for generations.