Mechanical Contractors Ireland

Antrim Electrical and Mechanical, Angus House, 16 Howard Street South, Belfast Northern Ireland BT7 1BA Tel 028 9032 8181 Fax 9032 7311 - UK Mechanical contractors / mechanical contractor

Armstrong Heating and Plumbing, 113 Saintfield Road, Lisburn Northern Ireland BT27 5PA Tel 028 9267 6875 Fax 028 9266 5543 - UK Mechanical contractors / mechanical contractor

Ashbrook Engineering, 4/5 Southern Cross Business Park, Boghall Road, Co Wicklow Ireland info@ashbrookeng.ie Tel 00353 1 286 1322 Fax 00353 1 286 1344 - Mechanical services contractors Ireland,

Burlington Engineering, Ginger House, Baldoyle Ind. Estate, Baldoyle, Dublin 13 Ireland info@burlingtonengineering.ie Tel 00353 1 832 1049 Fax 00353 1 832 1443 - Mechanical contractors Ireland,

C & F Heating & Plumbing, 5 Garland Park, Belfast BT8 6YN Tel 028 9040 3388 Fax 028 9040 3389 - Mechanical contractors Ireland,

Charles McCarthy Services Ltd., Emmet Place, Emmet House, Cork Ireland Tel 00353 21 427 0912 Fax 00353 21 427 0913 - Mechanical contractors Ireland,

Cove Plumbing & Heating, 19 Kilmascally Road, Dungannon, County Tyrone Northern Ireland Tel 028 8673 7652 Fax 028 8673 6770 - Mechanical contractors Ireland

Crowley Engineering, Upper Glanmire Bridge, Co Cork Ireland sales@crowley.ie Tel 00353 21 439 6666 Fax 00353 21 439 6665 - Mechanical contractors Ireland, plastics processing, flour milling, sludge treatment, waste recovery engineering facilities

Direct Heat (NI) Ltd., 190 Broughderg Road, Glenhull, Omagh, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland BT79 8HW Tel 028 8164 7985 - Mechanical contractors Ireland, plumbing and heating engineers, sanitary ware, radiators, bathrooms, installation

G G Dineley & Sons, 87 Ardmillan Crescent, Belfast BT23 4PL Northern Ireland Tel 028 9181 3558 Fax 028 9181 3558 - Painting contractors Ireland

HA O Neill Ltd., Waterways House, Grand Canal Quay, Dublin 2 Tel 00353 1 671 1500 www.joneseng.com

H & A Mechanical Services Ltd., 28 Fivemile Straight, Draperstown, Magherafelt Northern Ireland BT45 7EE - Mechanical contractors Ireland

Harvey Group PLC, Mechanical and Electrical Contractors, 14 Glenwell Road, Glengormley, Northern Ireland BT36 7RF Tel 028 9034 2444 Fax 028 9034 2924 - Mechanical contractors Ireland

Kane Heating Limited, 11 Burrenreagh Road, Castlewellan, County Down, Northern Ireland BT31 9HH Tel 028 4377 8484 Fax 028 4377 8116 - Mechanical services contractors Ireland,

L Lynch & Company Ltd., 16 Fonthill Industrial Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22 Ireland info@llynch.com Tel 00353 1 626 1144 Fax 00353 1 626 2786 - Mechanical contractors Ireland,

Linton Group Ltd., 38 Young Street, Lisburn, Co Antrim BT27 5EB Northern Ireland Tel 028 9267 2325 Fax 028 9260 7473 - Mechanical contractors Ireland

Lynskey Engineering Ltd., 3 Oak Close, Western Business Park, Dublin 12 Ireland admin@lynskeyeng.ie Tel 00353 1 460 1556 Fax 00353 1 460 1557 - Mechanical engineering contractors Ireland,

Maurice Stevenston Ltd., Site 32 Annesborough Industrial Estate, Lurgan BT67 9JD Northern Ireland Tel 028 3832 7636 Fax 028 3832 4311 - Mechanical services contractors Ireland,

McGrattan Kenny Ltd., Unit 5, Block G, Riverview Business Park, New Nangor Road, Dublin 12 Ireland E-Mail Tel 00353 1 409 4900 Fax 00353 1 409 4919 - Mechanical contractors Ireland, industrial and process plant piping, compressed air installations, fuel transfer and storage installations

McSorley Plumbing and Heating, 177 Dromore Road, Trillick, County Fermanagh Northern Ireland Tel 028 8956 1441 Fax 028 8956 1824 - Mechanical contractors Ireland

MM Building Services Ltd., Unit 5 & 6 Glenand Centre, Kennedy Way Industrial Estate, 5 Blackstaff Way, Belfast BT11 9BT Tel 028 9062 4411 Fax 028 9062 2111 - Mechanical contractors Ireland

Murjoy Ltd., Lisnahorna, Whitescross, Cork Ireland info@murjoy.ie Tel 00353 21 439 3656 Fax 00353 21 439 3721 - Mechanical contractors www.murjoy.ie

P & H Services Mechanical Ltd., 24F Northbrook Industrial Estate, Newmills Road, Coleraine, Northern Ireland BT52 2JA Tel 028 7035 2579 Fax 028 7035 1182 - Mechanical contractors Ireland , domestic commercial and industrial plumbing and heating phservices@btconnect.com

Pierse Contracting Limited, Birmayne House, Mulhuddart, Dublin 15 Ireland Tel 00353 18115200 Fax 00353 1821 7381 - Civil engineering contractors Ireland

Pipeline Services, Unit 22, Somerton Industrial Park, Dargan Crescent, Belfast BT3 9JB Northern Ireland E-Mail Tel 028 9037 0662 Fax 028 9037 0664 - Mechanical contractors, plumbing, heating and mechanical contractors, LPG and Gas Installation

Response Engineering Ltd., Westlink Business Park, Mallow Road, Cork, Ireland Tel 00353 2143 0 7939 - Mechanical Contractors Ireland Supply and installation of mechanical and electrical plant for sewerage schemes

Richhill Plumbing Services, 85 Tullygarden Road, Richhill, County Armagh, Northern Ireland BT61 8QT Tel / Fax 028 3887 1735 - Mechanical contractors Ireland richhillservices@btinternet.com

Sharpe Ventilation Services Ltd., 57 Sydenham Road, Belfast BT3 9DJ Northern Ireland - Mechanical contractors Ireland

Stothers (M & E) Ltd., Radiant Works, Sunwich Street, Ravenhill Avenue, Belfast BT6 8HR Northern Ireland E-Mail Tel 028 9045 0821 Fax 028 90458342 - Mechanical contractors Ireland,

Vaughan Group, Aercon Works, 556 Antrim Road, Newtownabbey, Co Antrim BT36 4RF Northern Ireland Tel 028 9083 7441 Fax 028 9034 2469 - Mechanical Contractors Ireland,

Weir and McQuiston Ltd., 37 Mallusk Road, Newtownabbey, County Antrim, Northern Ireland Tel 028 9034 2560 Fax 028 9084 2246 - Mechanical contractors Ireland

Willis Heating & Plumbing, Unit 28 Somerton Industrial Park, Belfast BT3 9JP Northern Ireland Tel 028 9078 1236 Fax 028 9077 4877 - Mechanical services contractors Ireland

Winthrop Engineering Ltd., Six Cross Road Business Park Waterford Ireland Tel 00353 5159 4000 Fax 00353 5159 4028 - Mechanical services Ireland

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