As the year draws to a close, we sat down to catch up with colleagues and review the many varied projects we've worked on this year, before looking ahead to lots of interesting upcoming projects in 2023. #StructuralEngineering

As the sun rises on the way into the office on the Winter Solstice on our penultimate workday of 2022, we'd like to wish all our staff & their families, our clients & collaborators a Merry Christmas & a peaceful New Year. Nollaig Shona Daoibh!

Work is well underway at Kilmainham Mill, where we are structural engineers for the emergency stabilisation & re-roofing works being carried out to this 19th century mill complex by Tolmac Ltd for Dublin City Council with Howley Hayes Cooney. Some challenging engineering issues to solve

At CORA, we will be submitting our observations on the proposed amendments to TGD Part B this week and encourage everyone in the industry to do the same. gov.ie/en/consultatio…

Two fascinating case studies: John Casey Chartered Engineer, MD CORA Consulting Engineers ‘Treasury Building Renovation’ & Nick Taaffe, Chartered QS and Senior Development Manager Respond Housing, ‘The Real Cost of Renovation of Derelict & Vacant Properties for Residential Use’, @SCSI study.

A busy fun-filled week at CORA. Round 1 of our November Bake-Off kicked into action on Tuesday where Sammy's lemon cake won ahead of some stiff competition, followed by a company outing to Escape Boats Dublin where we had three teams battle it out to see who could escape first.

Looking forward to working on the renovation of the Natural History Museum with a fantastic Design Team. It will be the first major refurbishment undertaken on the building since 1856. rte.ie/news/2024/0614…

John Casey, Director of CORA spoke at a Forest Industries Ireland event at Leinster House yesterday. He outlined the current regulatory restrictions on the use of timber above 11m in Ireland and in particular how it prevents the use of Mass Timber/CLT. Coillte