TOBIN is thrilled to have been part of this transformative project, providing Civil & Structural Engineering services for the newly opened €2.8 million Athenry Fire Station.
Officially inaugurated on Friday, November 15, by Minister of State Anne Rabbitte TD and Cathaoirleach of Galway County Councillor Albert Dolan, this 400m² facility marks a new chapter in fire and rescue services for the region.
The station, funded by the National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management (NDFEM) and the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage, is situated on a site at Ballygarraun South acquired from the IDA in 2021. It boasts cutting-edge training facilities and innovative capabilities, including unmanned ground vehicles for remote firefighting and hazardous materials response.
We extend our congratulations to Galway County Council, Galway Fire and Rescue Service, and the entire project team, including VHA – Vincent Hannon Architects, Coolsivna Construction Ltd, Coffey Consulting Engineering, and Tom McNamara and Partners.
TOBIN is proud to have contributed to a project that enhances safety and resilience for the community.
