Conservation Projects

Mid West Lime have a large and varied portfolio of successful  refurbishments, conversions, and conservation projects which can be seen throughout the Mid West Region. Our wide range of projects is testament to our ability to work with both simple and complex projects thanks to the skill and know-how of our in-house and outside staff.

One Stop Shop for all trades required for the conservation project including the restoration of historic buildings.

The Hanging Gardens

The Hanging Gardens

Mid West Lime Ltd were engaged by JJ Rattigan & Co to carry out conservation works at the Gardens International Site on Henry Street, Limerick. This is an early 19th century building known as Roches Hanging Garden and its’ adjoining building known as the Mercantile Building which was the former General Post Office. The idea

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Strokestown Park House - stone wall repair

Mausoleum Stabilisation works at 17th Century Church, Strokestown Park House, Strokestown, Roscommon

Mid West Lime were PSCS on this challenging project of Mausoleum Stabilisation works. A section of the external wall of a brick and stone-built mausoleum had suffered extensive movement as a result of major vegetation and a sycamore tree growing on the vaulted roof structure. The tree had been cut and the roots injected some

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Conservation and Stabilisation works to the Town Wall at Rinn Duin, Co Roscommon 2016

Conservation and Stabilisation works to the Town Wall at Rinn Duin, Co Roscommon 2016

This project involved working on the deserted medieval town of Rinn Duin situated on the peninsula of St Johns Point, on the western shore of Lough Rea. This settlement dates to 1227 when the castle was built, and a town established. A 17m section of the town wall was to be conserved. Vegetation was removed

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