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The Project The Comber Consortium, a group of housing developers, purchased land near Comber, in County Down, Northern Ireland, intending to build 900 houses, but the plot was adjacent to

The Project The Comber Consortium, a group of housing developers, purchased land near Comber, in County Down, Northern Ireland, intending to build 900 houses, but the plot was adjacent to

This month we celebrated a decade since our charity made a positive impact! Ashes to Gold was founded with the aim of providing activities for people who want to increase

Soil mixed columns are ATG Group’s solution to ensuring poor ground conditions are made suitable to build on without removing soil or importing expensive and unsustainable aggregates to site. The

With the winter coming and decreasing temperatures, it is better to be safe than sorry. Before we realised, winter is around the corner and store shelves are full of Christmas

Recertification for Our Integrated Management System consisting of ISO 45001, 14001 & 9001 We are proud to have achieved recertification of our ISO 45001:2018 (Occupational Health and Safety), ISO 9001:2015

Our Commercial Sales Manager, Bernard Mullan, recently delivered a 90-minute CPD-certified training session, on ‘Remediating Contaminated Land’, to 50 members of staff at Dublin-based KSN; Ireland’s leading construction consultants. Bernard

On Wednesday 19th October, businesses will come together to hear how the region’s redundant brownfield land can be made more productive with a sustainable remediation strategy. Organised by award-winning environmental

Award-winning environmental and construction services company, ATG Group, is stepping up its expansion into Europe with a new headquarters and leadership team in Romania. Headed up by S-P O’Mahony, formerly

When Alex Riba-Segues decided against her plan to become a primary school teacher, she thought she’d never go to university. But since joining ATG Group just over two years ago,

On Saturday 20th August, our MD and founder, Dr Mark McKinney will climb the highest mountain in Ireland, Carrauntoohil, along with his team at ATG. Standing at 1,039m, Carrauntoohil in
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