# Glenveagh Homes

> We build quality family homes in flourishing communities across Ireland.

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## About Glenveagh

- Company: Glenveagh Properties plc
- Homes: We build quality family homes in flourishing communities across Ireland.
- Homes website: https://glenveagh.ie
- Corporate & investor website: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate
- Head office: Block C, Maynooth Business Campus, Straffan Road Maynooth, W23 F854, Co. Kildare
- Sales & general enquiries: enquiries@glenveagh.ie
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### About us

Source: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/about-us

Glenveagh Properties PLC — About us
As one of Ireland's leading homebuilders, Glenveagh is focused on delivering high quality homes in flourishing communities. We achieve quality and great accessibility to new homes by relentlessly innovating the way we plan, design and build. We bring new ideas home.
About us

Our core values — Our values inform everything we do and how we do it. These values are integral to building a Glenveagh that we are all proud to be part of.
Safety first — The health and wellbeing of everyone who we engage and work with is the most important thing to us. This is why we are committed to maintaining the health and safety of all those who work with us and who are impacted by what we do. We do this by integrating Health and Safety into all our decision-making.
Collaborative — Building homes at scale requires the close collaboration of many different people with specialist skills and distinct perspectives. We respect and trust each other while acting responsibly and with integrity, believing that how we get things done is just as important as our achievements.
Innovative — We constantly seek to innovate to satisfy customer needs, drive sustainability and deliver value for money. We find new ways of solving current and future challenges to create flourishing communities across Ireland.
Customer centred — We build for the people who call our developments ‘home’. To do this well, we take the time to understand them, their lives and their ever-changing needs. By putting our customers at the centre of everything we do, we create homes and communities that have lasting value.
Can-do — We positively impact each other, our partners and our customers through our dedication, grit and can-do attitude. We are continuously learning and growing our skills to ensure we realise our vision.

Our Strategy - Building better
Housing is essential national infrastructure – the foundation of social progress and economic resilience. At Glenveagh, we understand this, and so our strategy is built for the long term, combining scale, innovation, and responsibility to ensure Ireland can meet its housing needs for decades to come.
We are building more than homes; we are building the capacity for a stronger, more sustainable Ireland. Our Building Better Strategy is shaping the next chapter of Glenveagh’s story - one centred on growth, innovation, and long-term value. It focuses on building high-quality, affordable homes while creating lasting benefits for customers, communities, and shareholders alike.
Guided by five strategic pillars, we’re combining modern construction methods, data-driven decision-making, and sustainable design to deliver better homes, stronger communities, and a more resilient business for the future.

Creating value, the Glenveagh way — We positively impact the economy, communities, and the environment through our strategic activities, creating value for all our stakeholders.
Our vision — We believe everyone should have access to affordable, high‑quality homes in thriving communities across Ireland. In 2025, we delivered 2,568 units and created new communities through our Building Lasting Communities Programme.
Our mission — We are committed to innovation, transforming how homes are planned, designed, built, and marketed in Ireland and making the home buying journey transparent and accessible for customers. In 2025, we invested in innovative new materials, such as lightweight cladding and roofing, that save costs and reduce emissions.
Our culture — An inclusive and collaborative culture encourages fresh thinking, teamwork, and trust to challenge the status quo. We are forging a new path, relentlessly innovating every stage of the building process to create homes and communities that will positively impact Irish society. In 2025, we provided over 11,700 hours of training and development (excluding EHS training hours) across the business and contributed nearly €600,000 to support community investment.
Our sustainability — In 2024, we became the first construction company in Ireland to achieve Gold accreditation from the Irish Centre for Diversity. In 2025, we launched our biodiversity and circular economy strategies and advanced our transition to Net Zero through science‑based targets verified by the SBTi.
Our values — Our values - Safety first, Collaborative, Innovative, Customer‑centred, and Can‑do - guide everything we do. They shape how we work, how we build, and how we deliver homes and communities that meet the needs of customers and society.

Our leadership
Board of directors
Audit & Risk committee
Remuneration committee
Nomination committee
Environmental and Social Responsibility committee
John Mulcahy — Co-Founder & Non-Executive Chairman — John Mulcahy is a chartered surveyor with over 40 years’ experience in the Irish real estate sector. He is currently the chairman of IPUT plc and a member of the board of TIO ICAV. Previously, he was a member of the board (from 2012 to 2014), and Head of Asset Management (from 2011 to 2014), at National Asset Management Agency and, prior to that, was chairman and CEO of JLL’s operations in Ireland from 2002 to 2010. John was also a founding member of the RICS Asset Valuations Standards Committee and the Property Advisory Committee of the National Pension Reserve Fund. John is Chair of the Group's Nomination Committee.
Stephen Garvey — Co-Founder, CEO & Executive Director — Stephen was appointed Chief Executive Officer in August 2019. As CEO of Glenveagh, Stephen is responsible for delivering on the Group’s vision to create Ireland’s leading and most sustainable homebuilder. Stephen has over 20 years’ experience in the construction and property industry in Ireland. Prior to founding his own successful residential development business, Bridgedale Homes, Stephen worked with a number of Ireland’s largest property developers. From 2014 to 2017, Stephen advised and managed the acquisition of Irish residential development opportunities on behalf of TIO RLF. A co-founder of Glenveagh who assumed the CEO role in 2019, Stephen had led the growth and development of the Group since IPO.
Conor Murtagh — CFO & Executive Director — Conor is Glenveagh’s Chief Financial Officer. Prior to his appointment as CFO, Conor served as Glenveagh’s Chief Strategy Officer. Conor oversees the Group’s corporate functions including finance, corporate governance, IT, People, strategy & corporate development, and sustainability. He is a fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and joined Glenveagh in February 2018 with 10 years’ corporate finance experience having previously worked as associate director in corporate finance for Investec.
Cara Ryan — Independent Non-Executive Director — Cara Ryan is an experienced non-executive director, with over 20 years’ experience at board level in publicly listed and private companies in both regulated and non-regulated entities. Cara is a non-executive director of Mercer Ireland, where she chairs the Risk Committee, Remuneration Committee and is also a member of the Audit Committee. She is also a non-executive director of BNP Paribas Fund Administration Services in Ireland and is a member of the Audit Committee. Cara has experience in the house building industry and was the Director of Finance of Manor Park Homebuilders. She was formerly a non-executive director of IFG Group plc, a listed financial services Group in Dublin & London and was the Managing Director of IFG Investment Managers until 2006. Cara is the Chair of the Group’s Audit & Risk Committee.
Pat McCann — Senior Independent Director — Pat McCann has 50 years’ experience in the hotel industry, having begun his career in 1969 with Ryan Hotels plc. He joined Jurys Hotel Group plc in 1989 and became Chief Executive of Jurys Doyle Hotel Group plc in 2000. In 2007, Pat founded Dalata Hotel Group plc. He is a non-executive director of a number of private companies and was appointed to the board of Ibec in 2017. Pat completed his term as President of Ibec in September 2020. He is a former non-executive director of EBS Building Society, Greencore Group plc and Whitfield Private Hospital. He has served as National President of the Irish Hotels Federation and as a member of the National Tourism Council. Pat is the Chair of the Group’s Remuneration Committee.
Camilla Hughes — Independent Non-Executive Director — Camilla Hughes is a highly experienced strategic and financial advisor, having spent over twenty-five years in Investment Banking and Capital Markets advising companies on transactions and shareholder engagement. Camilla currently provides independent strategic advice around all aspects of ESG considerations at Rothschild & Co in the Global Advisory business based in London and, prior to expanding her executive career, Camilla served as a Corporate Broker within UK Investment Banking at Credit Suisse. Camilla brings to the Board her significant and diverse experience of financial markets and investor influences with in-depth knowledge and expertise in the real estate, consumer and technology sectors. She holds an MA (Hons) in PPE, Philosophy, Politics and Economics, from Oxford University and a certificate in Sustainable Finance from Cambridge University Institute for Sustainability Leadership. Camilla is the Chair of the Environmental & Social Responsibility Committee.
Emer Finnan — Independent Non-Executive Director — Emer Finnan is a qualified accountant who has worked both as an investment banker and a group CFO. She is currently President, Europe of Kildare Partners, a private equity firm based in London and Dublin, where she is responsible for investment origination in Europe. After qualifying as a chartered accountant with KPMG, she worked in investment banking at Citibank and ABN AMRO in London and then NCB Stockbrokers in Dublin. In 2005 she joined EBS Building Society in Ireland, becoming its Finance Director in early 2010. In 2012, Emer re-joined NCB Stockbrokers to lead a financial services team in Ireland. She joined Kildare Partners in 2013.
Lorna Conn — Lorna Conn is CEO of Cpl and Senior Managing Executive Officer of Outsourcing Inc, Cpl’s Tokyo listed parent company. Lorna is also an Independent Non-Executive Director of Bord na Móna. Lorna is a Chartered Director and a qualified Chartered Accountant, having trained with Deloitte. Lorna holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from University College Dublin and a Masters in Accounting from the Michael Smurfit Business School. Lorna has previously held senior roles in a number of public companies, residing in both Ireland and America during this time.
Max Steinebach — Non-Executive Director — Max is a Partner at Teleios Capital Partners, an investment firm operating from offices in Switzerland and the UK. Max previously served at Charterhouse Capital Partners and The Blackstone Group, where he worked on investments across a variety of sectors, having begun his career in investment banking with Morgan Stanley.

### What We Do

Source: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/what-we-do

Glenveagh Properties PLC — What we do
Glenveagh is focused on building strategically located developments across Ireland. We achieve quality and greater accessibility to new homes by relentlessly innovating the way we plan, design and build.
What We Do

Our business segments — Glenveagh delivers much needed housing through two business segments: Homebuilding and Partnerships.
€545m — Homebuilding
36% — Partnerships

Homebuilding — Our homebuilding business is focused on delivering affordable, high-quality homes in locations of choice. We focus on providing affordable starter homes in the Greater Dublin Area and Cork, which represent the highest demand segments of the Irish market. The portfolio also has other potential sites nationally.
Product — Houses and low-rise apartments
End market — State/private/institutions
Location — Ireland
Exit — Traditional/forward sale (FS)

Partnerships — A partnership typically involves the government, local authority, or state agency contributing their land on a reduced-cost or phased basis to a development agreement with Glenveagh.
Product — Houses and apartments
Exit — Traditional/forward fund (FF)/forward sale (FS)

Our landbank — Glenveagh continues to create a more active land portfolio to support growth and remains focused on managing a four to five year land portfolio at scale.
19,000 — Total units
74% — Dublin and GDA focused by units
15,000 — Landbank units planned or in planning system

Project showcase — A selection of our developments across Ireland.
Ruxton Oaks
Walker's Gate
Barnhall Meadows
The Hawthorns
Ledwill Park
Bellingsmore

## Developments overview

- Total developments: 51
- Developments on sale: 13
- Coming soon: 2
- Sold out (completed developments): 36
- Counties with homes on sale now: Cork, Dublin, Meath, Westmeath
- Search all developments: https://glenveagh.ie/developments

## Developments on sale

### Blackrock Villas — Blackrock, Cork

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas
- Status: On sale
- County: Cork
- Homes: Studios, 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments
- Prices: Studio: Sold Out; 1 Bed: From €290,000; 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 194 homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Blackrock Villas in Blackrock, Cork City: new Glenveagh homes and apartments. BER A rated. Register interest for new build homes for sale in Cork City.
- Nearby: 2 Minute Drive to Marina Park; 3 Minute Drive to Páirc Uí Chaoimh; 5 Minute Drive to Mahon Point Shopping Centre; 10 Minute Drive to Cork City Centre; 12 Minute Drive to Kent Station; 20 Minute Drive to Cork Airport

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Blackrock Villas, a striking new collection of beautifully designed apartments in the vibrant, highly sought after area of Blackrock, Cork City.
Just a stones throw from the city centre, Blackrock Villas is located very close to the recently restored Ursuline convent. The apartment development offers scenic views over the old convent grounds along with private access to the convent gardens for all residents.
Everything from the beautiful natural landscape to the convent itself is protected, making it an ideal place for those looking to put down roots in an established, beautifully preserved environment.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Drake | Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 48.3 – 50.8 sqm \| 520 – 547 sqft | From €290,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/drake) |
| Swallow | Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 52.8 – 59.0 sqm \| 568 – 635 sqft | From €290,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/swallow) |
| Crest | Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 59.8 – 70.9 sqm \| 644 – 763 sqft | From €295,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/crest) |
| Wren | Studio | 1 | 1 | — | 37.7 – 38.0 sqm \| 406 – 409 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/wren) |
| Dove | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 73.7 – 75.9 sqm \| 793 – 817 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/dove) |
| Swift | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 77.5 – 78.5 sqm \| 834 – 845 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/swift) |
| Wagtail | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 79.2 – 80.5 sqm \| 853 – 866 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/wagtail) |
| Lark | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 81.2 – 82.3 sqm \| 874 – 886 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/lark) |
| Starling | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 84.9 – 86.5 sqm \| 914 – 931 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/starling) |
| Sparrow | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 87.5 – 88.8 sqm \| 942 – 956 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/sparrow) |
| Martin | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 76.4 – 76.9 sqm \| 822 – 828 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/martin) |
| Heron | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 83.4 – 84.4 sqm \| 898 – 908 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/heron) |
| Kingfisher | Apartment | 3 | 2 | — | 96.3 – 96.9 sqm \| 1,037 – 1,043 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/kingfisher) |

### Baile Na Móna — Swords, County Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baile-na-mona-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Status: On sale
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: POA; 3 Bed: POA
- Development size: 274 homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Baile Na Móna - BER A rated new homes in Swords, Dublin. Near the M1 and Dublin Airport. Help to Buy and Starter Home Purchase Scheme eligible.
- Nearby: 7 Minute Drive to Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre; 13 Minute Drive to Dublin Airport; 25 Minute Drive to Dublin City Centre; 18 Minute Drive to Donabate Beach; 4 Nearby Bus Routes to 41, 41B, 41C, Swords Express

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Baile na Móna, a striking new collection of beautifully designed new Affordable Purchase Scheme homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.
Baile na Móna embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Swords - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 2 | — | 86.5 - 86.7 sqm \| 931 - 933 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baile-na-mona-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel) |
| The Holly | Mid Terrace | 3 | 2 | — | 100.4 - 100.5 sqm \| 1,081 - 1,082 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baile-na-mona-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-holly) |
| The Poplar | Mid Terrace | 3 | 2 | — | 100.5 - 100.8 sqm \| 1,082 - 1,085 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baile-na-mona-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-poplar) |
| The Larch | Mid and End Terrace | 3 | 2 | — | 108.3 - 108.9 sqm \| 1,166 - 1,172 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baile-na-mona-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-larch) |

### Balmoston — Donabate, Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Status: On sale
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 2 and 3 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: POA; 3 Bed: POA
- Development size: 73 in current release homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Introducing Balmoston: new homes in Donabate, Co. Dublin. Own your home via the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

Balmoston sits just a short distance from Donabate beach in Dublin. A collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living, Balmoston is a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of one to five bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Donabate is a small seaside town with blue flag beaches, scenic coastal walks and a nature reserve on its doorstep. It’s also home to Newbridge House and Farm which sits on more than 370 acres of parklands with playgrounds, gardens, a museum and café.
Easily accessible from the city and beyond, by train and bus, Donabate is also only a few minutes away from the motorway network.
Donabate has great local schools, sports, amenities, cafés and restaurants and there's a new recreational hub planned for the area; all within easy reach of Balmoston.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Balmoston is a perfect place to call home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Maple | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 87 sqm \| 936 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-maple) |
| The Holly | Mid Terrace | 3 | 2 | — | 108-109 sqm \| 1159 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-holly) |
| The Cedar | End Terrace | 3 | 2 | — | 105-107 sqm \| 1128-1142 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-cedar) |

### Balmoston — Donabate, County Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston
- Status: On sale
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 1 Bed: POA; 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: From €500,000; 4 Bed: POA
- Development size: 127 homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Introducing Balmoston: new homes in Donabate, Co. Dublin. Coastal living with a 30-minute train to Dublin city and Help to Buy scheme eligibility.
- Nearby: 6 Minute cycle to Donabate Beach; 13 Minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 30 Minutes by train to Dublin City Centre; 35 Minutes by car to Dublin City Centre; 5 Nearby Bus Routes to 33B, 33T, 33D, 33E

Balmoston sits just a short distance from Donabate beach in Dublin. A collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living, Balmoston is a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of one to five bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Donabate is a small seaside town with blue flag beaches, scenic coastal walks and a nature reserve on its doorstep. It’s also home to Newbridge House and Farm which sits on more than 370 acres of parklands with playgrounds, gardens, a museum and café.
Easily accessible from the city and beyond, by train and bus, Donabate is also only a few minutes away from the motorway network.
Donabate has great local schools, sports, amenities, cafés and restaurants and there's a new recreational hub planned for the area; all within easy reach of Balmoston.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Balmoston is a perfect place to call home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Cherry | Duplex Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 52 - 76 sqm \| 556 - 813 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-cherry) |
| The Poplar | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 97 sqm \| 1045 sqft | From €500,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-poplar) |
| The Elm | Semi Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 149 sqm \| 1601 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-elm) |
| The Maple | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 87 sqm \| 936 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-maple) |
| The Laurel | Duplex | 3 | 3 | — | 104 - 123 sqm \| 1124 - 1329 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-laurel) |
| The Birch | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 119 sqm \| 1278 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-birch) |
| The Beech | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 117 - 122 sqm \| 1258 - 1305 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-beech) |
| The Fir | Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 164 sqm \| 1770 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-fir) |

### Folkstown Park — Balbriggan, County Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park
- Status: On sale
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: From €430,000; 3 Bed: From €465,000; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 206 homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Introducing Folkstown Park: new homes in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin. Coastal living under 45 minutes from Dublin city with Government Scheme eligibility.
- Nearby: 5 Minutes by car to Balbriggan Beach; 7 Minute cycle to Balbriggan Train Station; 10 Minutes by car to Ardgillan Castle; 15 Minute walk to Millfield SC; 45 Minutes by car to Dublin City

Folkstown Park is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two, three, four and five bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Just a stone's throw away from Folkstown Park is the seaside town of Balbriggan, where you'll find a fantastic beach, fishing harbour and coastal walks. Balbriggan is also home to Ardgillan Castle and gardens, with stunning woodland walks and sea views.
Balbriggan has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities. If you're looking for places to eat, shop or be entertained Balbriggan has it all from shopping centres and restaurants to the state of the art Lark theatre and convert venue.
Balbriggan is less than 40 minutes by train to the city centre and is served by a number of bus routes. It is also just a few minutes away from the motorway network, so you're close to it all.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Folkstown Park is a perfect place to call home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Spruce | Mid and End Terrace | 2 | 2 | — | 86.54 - 86.8 sqm \| 932 - 935 sqft | From €430,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-spruce) |
| The Pine | Semi-detached and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 92 sqm \| 989 sqft | From €465,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-pine) |
| The Beech | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 104 sqm \| 1119 sqft | From €485,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-beech) |
| The Hazel | Semi Detached | 2 | 3 | — | 88.1 sqm \| 949 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-hazel) |
| The Hornbeam | Mid and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 131 sqm \| 1405 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-hornbeam) |
| The Birch | Semi-detached and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 102 sqm \| 1100 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-birch) |
| The Larch | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 119.5 sqm \| 1287 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-larch) |
| The Linden | End Terrace | 4 | 4 | — | 154 sqm \| 1654 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-linden) |
| The Alder | Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 142.9 sqm \| 1539 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-alder) |

### Folkstown Park — Balbriggan, County Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Status: On sale
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: POA; 3 Bed: POA
- Development size: 19 homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Introducing the latest additions to Folkstown Park, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes, just a five-minute drive from the seaside town of Balbriggan and close to a host of amenities and transport links.
- Nearby: 5 Minutes by car to Balbriggan Beach; 7 Minute cycle to Balbriggan Train Station; 10 Minutes by car to Ardgillan Castle; 15 Minute walk to Millfield SC; 45 Minutes by car to Dublin City

Folkstown Park is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two, three, four and five bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Just a stone's throw away from Folkstown Park is the seaside town of Balbriggan, where you'll find a fantastic beach, fishing harbour and coastal walks. Balbriggan is also home to Ardgillan Castle and gardens, with stunning woodland walks and sea views.
Balbriggan has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities. If you're looking for places to eat, shop or be entertained Balbriggan has it all from shopping centres and restaurants to the state of the art Lark theatre and convert venue.
Balbriggan is less than 40 minutes by train to the city centre and is served by a number of bus routes. It is also just a few minutes away from the motorway network, so you're close to it all.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Folkstown Park is a perfect place to call home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Willow | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 74 sqm \| 794 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-willow) |
| The Pine | Semi-detached and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 92 sqm \| 989 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-pine) |
| The Birch | Semi-detached and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 102 sqm \| 1100 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-birch) |
| The Beech | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 104 sqm \| 1119 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-beech) |

### Furzefield — Swords, County Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield
- Status: On sale
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: POA
- Development size: 473 homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Introducing Furzefield: new homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. Minutes from the M1 and Dublin Airport with Government Scheme eligibility.

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Furzefield embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Swords - a warm, welcoming and well established area famed for its sense of community.

That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Merlin | Mid and End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 156 sqm \| 1676 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-merlin) |
| The Rook | End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 157 sqm \| 1690 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-rook) |
| The Hawfinch | Duplex | 3 | 3 | — | 111-130 sqm \| 1190-1401 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-hawfinch) |
| The Pheasant | Mid and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 110 sqm \| 1181-1185 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-pheasant) |
| The Sanderling | Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 113 sqm \| 1214-1216 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-sanderling) |
| The Kingfisher | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 123 sqm \| 1324 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-kingfisher) |
| The Kestrel | Semi-detached and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 127 sqm \| 1367 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-kestrel) |
| The Goldfinch | Semi-detached and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 132 sqm \| 1417 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-goldfinch) |
| The Dunlin | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 139 sqm \| 1498 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-dunlin) |
| The Corncrake | Semi Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 141-143 sqm \| 1519-1536 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-corncrake) |

### Millers Glen Apartments — Swords, County Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments
- Status: On sale
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments
- Prices: 1 Bed: From €300,000; 2 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 102 homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.
- Nearby: 8 Minute Drive to Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre; 13 Minute Drive to Donabate Dart Station; 15 Minute Drive to Dublin Airport; 25 Minute Drive to Dublin City Centre

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller’s Glen Apartments, a striking new collection of beautifully designed apartments in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.
Miller’s Glen embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Swords - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community.
That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Osprey | Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 54-56 sqm \| 584-605 sqft | From €300,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-osprey) |
| The Talon | Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 56 sqm \| 605 sqft | From €302,500 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-talon) |
| The Citril | Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 51-56 sqm \| 551-605 sqft | From €305,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-citril) |
| The Warbler | Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 59 sqm \| 638 sqft | From €305,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-warbler) |
| The Swift | Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 54 sqm \| 584 sqft | From €320,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-swift) |
| The Swallow | Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 53 sqm \| 572 sqft | From €325,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-swallow) |
| The Coot | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 83 sqm \| 897 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-coot) |
| The Macaw | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 83-85 sqm \| 897-919 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-macaw) |
| The Sunbird | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 89-98 sqm \| 962-1059 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-sunbird) |
| The Crake | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 87-88 sqm \| 940-951 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-crake) |
| The Lyric | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 95 sqm \| 1027 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-lyric) |

### Bennetstown — Dunboyne, County Meath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Status: On sale
- County: Meath
- Homes: 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: POA; 3 Bed: POA
- Development size: 60 in current release homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Introducing Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne, County Meath.

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne. Bennetstown perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of County Meath, in a welcoming, well-established community. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 73 - 73.7 sqm \| 786 - 794 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel) |
| The Poplar | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 92 - 92.7 sqm \| 990 - 998 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-poplar) |

### Bennetstown — Dunboyne, County Meath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown
- Status: On sale
- County: Meath
- Homes: 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: From €410,000; 3 Bed: From €475,000; 4 Bed: POA
- Development size: 578 homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Introducing Bennetstown Green: new homes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. M3 Parkway rail to Dublin Docklands in 30 minutes.

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne. Bennetstown perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of County Meath, in a welcoming, well-established community. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Bramble | Maisonettes | 2 | 2 | — | 83.8 - 85.8 sqm \| 902 - 924 sqft | From €410,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-bramble) |
| The Laurel | Duplex | 3 | 3 | — | 121 - 125.5 sqm \| 1302 - 1351 sqft | From €475,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-laurel) |
| The Oak | Semi-detached and End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 152 sqm \| 1637 - 1638 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-oak) |
| The Linden | Semi-detached and End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 154 sqm \| 1656 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-linden) |
| The Elm | Semi Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 155 sqm \| 1671 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-elm) |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 73 - 73.7 sqm \| 786 - 794 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-hazel) |
| The Poplar | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 92 - 92.7 sqm \| 990 - 998 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-poplar) |
| The Birch | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 102 - 102.55 sqm \| 1098 - 1104 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-birch) |
| The Sycamore | Mid and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 127 sqm \| 1367 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-sycamore) |
| The Pine | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 100.8 sqm \| 1085 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-pine) |
| The Larch | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 104 sqm \| 1118 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-larch) |
| The Beech | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 104 sqm \| 1118 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-beech) |

### The Furrows — Ratoath, County Meath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows
- Status: On sale
- County: Meath
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: POA
- Development size: 128 homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Introducing The Furrows: new homes in Ratoath, Co. Meath. Modern living 30 minutes from Dublin city centre with First Home and Help to Buy eligibility.

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.
The Furrows embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Ratoath - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Alder | Semi Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 152 sqm \| 1637 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-alder) |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 74 sqm \| 792 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-hazel) |
| The Poplar | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 92 sqm \| 989 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-poplar) |
| The Rowan | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 102 sqm \| 1103 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-rowan) |
| The Larch | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 101 sqm \| 1082 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-larch) |
| The Fir | Semi Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 154 sqm \| 1654 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-fir) |

### The Furrows — Ratoath, County Meath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Status: On sale
- County: Meath
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: POA; 3 Bed: POA
- Development size: 14 in Current Release homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.
The Furrows embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Ratoath - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 74 sqm \| 792 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel) |
| The Poplar | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 92 sqm \| 989 sqft | POA | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-poplar) |

### Cornamaddy Court — Athlone, County Westmeath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court
- Status: On sale
- County: Westmeath
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Beds: Sold Out; 3 Beds: From €365,000; 4 Beds: Sold Out
- Development size: 176 homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Introducing Cornamaddy Court: new homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath. Central location with excellent connectivity and First Home and Help to Buy eligibility.

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath, near to the town, moments from majestic Lough Ree and the River Shannon, and connected to almost everywhere.
Cornamaddy Court brings together modern construction with timelessly stylish design to deliver a suite of outstanding one to four-bedroom homes for families and households of all sizes. Located on the edge of bustling Athlone, Cornamaddy Court offers the perfect blend of town living and countryside escape, yet with quick and easy access to local and national road and rail connections.
Superb contemporary design, an ideal location, and fast access to everything makes Cornamaddy Court an easy and exciting choice for your first home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Poplar | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 92-96 sqm \| 994-1032 sqft | From €365,000 | On sale | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-poplar) |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 74 sqm \| 793 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-hazel) |
| The Holly | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 95 sqm \| 1026 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-holly) |
| The Beech | Mid and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 120 sqm \| 1288-1293 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-beech) |
| The Beech | Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 120 sqm \| 1288-1293 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-beech-detached) |
| The Hornbeam | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 120 sqm \| 1287 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-hornbeam) |
| The Ash | Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 147 sqm \| 1583 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-ash-detached) |

## Coming soon

### Corballis View — Donabate, County Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view
- Status: Coming soon
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: From €430,000; 3 Bed: From €500,000
- Development size: 316 homes
- Estimated completion: Coming Soon
- Summary: Introducing Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate, County Dublin.

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate.
Corballis View perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast County Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.
That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 73-74 sqm \| 786-792 sqft | POA | Coming soon | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-hazel) |
| The Cedar | Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 74-93 sqm \| 792-1,001 sqft | POA | Coming soon | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-cedar) |
| The Poplar | Mid and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 92 sqm \| 989-990 sqft | POA | Coming soon | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-poplar) |
| The Pine | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 100 sqm \| 1,076 sqft | POA | Coming soon | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-pine) |
| The Larch | Semi-detached and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 102 sqm \| 1,098 sqft | POA | Coming soon | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-larch) |
| The Beech | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 104 sqm \| 1,119 sqft | POA | Coming soon | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-beech) |
| The Birch | Mid and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 104 sqm \| 1,119 sqft | POA | Coming soon | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-birch) |

### Oscar Traynor Woods — Coolock, Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oscar-traynor-woods-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Status: Coming soon
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments
- Prices: 1 Bed: POA; 2 Bed: POA; 3 Bed: POA
- Development size: 95 in Current Release homes
- Estimated completion: Coming Soon
- Summary: Introducing Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed homes and apartments just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.
- Nearby: 4 Minute Drive to Omni Park Shopping Centre; 25 Minute Drive to Dublin City Centre; 7 Minute Drive to Dublin Airport; 26 Minute Drive to Phoenix Park

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed homes just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.
These homes perfectly combine modern, stylish living in the leafy surroundings of North Dublin City with a well-established sense of community. That’s what makes this new community ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 Bed Apartment | Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 49 sqm \| 528.58 sqft | POA | Coming soon | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oscar-traynor-woods-starter-home-purchase-scheme/one-bedroom-apartment) |
| 2 Bed Apartment | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 80-93 sqm \| 863.27-1035.49 sqft | POA | Coming soon | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oscar-traynor-woods-starter-home-purchase-scheme/two-bedroom-apartment) |
| 3 Bed Apartment | Apartment | 3 | 2 | — | 99-103 sqm \| 1065.63-1123.75 sqft | POA | Coming soon | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oscar-traynor-woods-starter-home-purchase-scheme/three-bedroom-apartment) |

## Sold out (completed developments)

### Maple Woods — Ballinacurra, Midleton, Cork

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods
- Status: Sold out
- County: Cork
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 60 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Introducing Maple Woods: new homes in Midleton, Co. Cork. 20 minutes from Cork City with Government scheme eligibility.
- Nearby: 3 Minute Drive to N25; 7 Minute Drive to Market Green Shopping Centre; 30 Minute Drive to Cork Airport; 30 Minute Drive to Cork City; 20 Minute Drive to Cork Train Station

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest additions to Maple Woods, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the picturesque town of Midleton.
Maple Woods perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and the convenient transport links of South-East County Cork, in a welcoming, well-established community.
One of the best aspects of living in the Midleton community is the thought and attention that has been given to green spaces and attractive landscaped areas. It’s an environment perfect for starting a new routine of daily or weekend walks with the kids through Midleton’s many local parks, farmers’ markets and sandy beaches.
What’s more, a relatively short drive will bring you to the idyllic Blarney Castle where you can find the infamous Blarney Stone. Looking to go further afield? Midleton is located just under an hour from the fantastic Cork International Airport.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 74 sqm \| 797 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-hazel) |
| The Beech | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 102.5 sqm \| 1,103 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-beech) |
| The Pine | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 100.7 sqm \| 1,083 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-pine) |
| The Birch | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 104 sqm \| 1,120 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-birch-sd) |
| The Larch | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 104 sqm \| 1,120 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-larch) |
| The Oak | Semi Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 148.9 sqm \| 1603 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-oak) |

### Ballisk Park — Donabate, Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ballisk-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 2 and 3 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Applications Closed; 3 Bed: Applications Closed
- Development size: 112 homes
- Estimated completion: Applications Closed
- Summary: Ballisk Park in Donabate: new homes through the Starter Home Purchase Scheme, with Help to Buy support available for eligible buyers. BER A rated.
- Nearby: 6 Minute cycle to Donabate Beach; 13 Minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 30 Minutes by train to Dublin City Centre; 35 Minutes by car to Dublin City Centre; 5 Nearby Bus Routes to 33B, 33T, 33D, 33E

Ballisk Park sits just a short distance from Donabate beach in Dublin. A range of newly built, A-rated Affordable Purchase Scheme Homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living, Ballisk Park is a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of different homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Donabate is a small seaside town with blue flag beaches, scenic coastal walks and a nature reserve on its doorstep. It’s also home to Newbridge House and Farm which sits on more than 370 acres of parklands with playgrounds, gardens, a museum and café.
Easily accessible from the city and beyond, by train and bus, Donabate is also only a few minutes away from the motorway network.
Donabate has great local schools, sports, amenities, cafés and restaurants and there's a new recreational hub planned for the area; all within easy reach of Ballisk Park.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Ballisk Park is a perfect place to call home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 2 | — | 83.4 sqm \| 898 sqft | Applications Closed | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ballisk-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel) |
| The Holly | Mid Terrace | 3 | 2 | — | 95.9 sqm \| 1032 sqft | Applications Closed | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ballisk-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-holly) |

### Barnoaks — Citywest, Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/barnoaks
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 2, 3 & 4 Bed Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: Sold Out homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Coming soon to Citywest, South County Dublin, Barnoaks is a new development of new-build 2, 3 and 4 bedroom family homes. Learn more.
- Nearby: 1 minute by car to Citywest Shopping Centre; 4 minutes by foot to Luas Red Line; 30 minutes by car to Dublin City; 7 minutes by car to N7 motorway; 23 minutes by car to Dublin Airport

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Willow | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 77 sqm \| 823 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/barnoaks/the-willow-barnoaks) |

### Belcamp — Balgriffin, County Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 50 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Belcamp in Balgriffin, North Dublin: new Glenveagh homes with Help to Buy eligibility. BER A rated. Register your interest today.

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.
Belcamp embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Balgriffin - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community and long local history. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Quail | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 106.7 sqm \| 1150 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-quail) |
| The Jay | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 111.4-114.1 sqm \| 1199-1228 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-jay) |
| The Cuckoo | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 111.8-113.1 sqm \| 1203-1217 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-cuckoo) |
| The Wagtail | End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 145.4 sqm \| 1569 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-wagtail) |
| The Sandpiper | End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 156.8 sqm \| 1688 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-sandpiper) |
| The Dove | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 115.2 sqm \| 1240 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-dove) |
| The Sparrow | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 110.6 sqm \| 1190 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-sparrow) |
| The Starling | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 121.5 sqm \| 1308 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-starling) |
| The Skylark | End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 125.2 sqm \| 1348 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-skylark) |
| The Raven | End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 137.4 sqm \| 1479 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-raven) |

### Bellingsmore — Kilmartin, Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bellingsmore
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold out; 4 Bed: Sold out
- Development size: 122 properties homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Bellingsmore is a beautiful new development of 3 and 4 bedroom family homes in Kilmartin, Dublin 15. This is sold out. See our other new homes for sale.
- Nearby: 15 mins walk to Hansfield Train Station; 6 mins walk to Nearest bus stop; 30 mins drive to Dublin City Centre; 9 mins drive to Blanchardstown Centre; 16 mins drive to Dublin Airport

A tasteful combination of brick and render on the exterior of each home, along with an abundance of green space, makes Bellingsmore an extremely attractive new development.

Large hall and landing areas are kept light and airy to give the overall feeling of relaxed space. Clever lighting and timeless features are used throughout each of these modern homes.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Elm | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 132.4 sqm \| 1,425 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bellingsmore/the-elm-bm) |
| The Ash | Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 161.7 sqm \| 1,740 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bellingsmore/the-ash) |

### Castleland Park — Balbriggan, Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/castleland-park
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: Seaside Living in beautiful homes.
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Castleland Park is a new development by Glenveagh. 3 & 4 bedroom family homes in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin within walking distance of the beach. Learn more.
- Nearby: 30 minutes by car to Dublin; 23 minutes by car to Drogheda; 15 minutes walking to Balbriggan town centre; 5 minutes by car to to the M1 motorway; 42 minutes by train to Balbriggan to Dublin city

### Citywest Village — Citywest, Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/citywest-village
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: On Sale
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 54 homes homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Introducing City West Village: spacious 3-bedroom homes in Citywest, Dublin. Top amenities and excellent transport links for modern, convenient living.
- Nearby: 9 Minute Walk to Luas Red Line Citywest Stop; 3 Minutes by car to Citywest Shopping Centre; 3 Minutes by car to N7; 7 Minutes by car to M50; 25 Minutes by car to Dublin Airport

Glenveagh is proud to introduce Citywest Village, an outstanding development of 3 bed family homes next to excellent amenities and transport links in the popular location of Citywest, Dublin.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Citywest Village: Citywest could not be more convenient. Not only is every amenity within easy walking distance in this central location, but Citywest Village itself is also close to a number of excellent transport links that offer a fast and frequent commute to Dublin City Centre.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First Home Scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Birch | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 110 sqm \| 1184 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/citywest-village/the-birch) |
| The Pine | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 108 sqm \| 1163 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/citywest-village/the-pine) |

### Foxwood Barn — Citywest, Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 198 homes homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Foxwood Barn, new family homes for sale in Citywest, Dublin. Beautifully designed A-rated houses in a sought-after south Dublin location. View homes now.
- Nearby: 3 Minutes by car to Luas Red Line Citywest Stop; 3 Minutes by car to Citywest Shopping Centre; 6 Minutes by car to Citywest Health & Leisure Club; 25 Minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 40 Minutes by car to Dublin City

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Foxwood Barn, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Citywest.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
Foxwood Barn perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of southwest county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 78.9 sqm \| 849 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn/the-hazel) |
| The Laurel | Duplex | 3 | 2 | — | 120.96-124.2 sqm \| 1302-1337 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn/the-laurel) |
| The Holly | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 94.5 sqm \| 1017 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn/the-holly) |
| The Birch | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 115.5 sqm \| 1243 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn/the-birch) |
| The Oak | Mid Terrace | 4 | 5 | — | 157.4 sqm \| 1694 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn/the-oak) |

### Kilmartin Grove — Kilmartin, Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/kilmartin-grove
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 1 Bed: Sold Out; 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 213 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Introducing Kilmartin Grove: new homes in Dublin 15. 20 minutes from Dublin city via the M50 with scheme eligibility.
- Nearby: 10 Minutes by car to Blanchardstown SC; 7 Minute cycle to Tyrrelstown Park; 16 Minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 18 Minutes by car to Dublin City; 5 Nearby Bus Routes to 37,38,39,40E,238

Kilmartin Grove is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of one to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Situated in Hollystown in Dublin 15, Kilmartin Grove brings you all the advantages of sustainable building and stylish design, in a well-established local community.
The area surrounding Kilmartin Grove has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities, along with parks and outdoor spaces. It's also a short distance to the Technological University Dublin Blanchardstown campus and to Blanchardstown Centre, with a host of shopping areas and restaurants along with entertainment and cultural venues including Draíocht Theatre and Arts Centre.
From Kilmartin Grove, you have easy access to transport links, with Dublin Bus routes on your doorstep and less than a 20 minute drive to Dublin airport.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Kilmartin Grove is a perfect place to call home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Willow | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 73.6 sqm \| 792 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/kilmartin-grove/the-willow-mt) |
| The Elm | Semi Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 156.07 sqm \| 1680 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/kilmartin-grove/the-elm) |

### Millers Glen — Swords, County Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 1 Bed: Sold Out; 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 378 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Introducing Miller's Glen: new homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated. Modern family living, excellent amenities and transport links.
- Nearby: 8 Minute Drive to Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre; 13 Minute Drive to Donabate Dart Station; 15 Minute Drive to Dublin Airport; 25 Minute Drive to Dublin City Centre

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller’s Glen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.
Miller’s Glen embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Swords - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community.
That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Wren | Duplex Apartment | 1 | 1 | — | 47.2-55.7 sqm \| 508-600 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-wren) |
| The Canary | Duplex | 2 | 2 | — | 91-106 sqm \| 979-1140 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-canary) |
| The Harrier | Mid Terrace | 2 | 2 | — | 86.7-87 sqm \| 933-938 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-harrier-miller) |
| The Dipper | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 101.6 sqm \| 1093 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-dipper) |
| The Pheasant | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 103.7-109.3 sqm \| 1116-1176 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-pheasant) |
| The Heron | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 113.7 sqm \| 1224 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-heron) |
| The Lark | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 111.9 sqm \| 1204 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-lark) |
| The Robin | Semi-detached and End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 115.6 sqm \| 1244 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-robin) |
| The Moorhen | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 116 sqm \| 1249 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-moorhen) |
| The Pintail | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 114.3 sqm \| 1230 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-pintail) |
| The Brambling | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 138.9-139.4 sqm \| 1495-1500 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-brambling) |
| The Curlew | Semi Detached | 3 | 4 | — | 142 sqm \| 1528 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-curlew) |
| The Firecrest | End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 132.5 sqm \| 1426 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-firecrest) |
| The Redshank | End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 133 sqm \| 1432 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-redshank) |
| The Linnet | Semi Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 153.5 sqm \| 1647 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-linnet) |
| The Owl | Semi Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 153.5 sqm \| 1653 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-owl) |

### Mooretown — Swords, County Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 1, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 3 Beds: Sold Out; 4 Beds: Sold Out
- Development size: 91 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Mooretown - new family homes in Swords, Dublin. BER A rated. Excellent location. Register your interest today.

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Mooretown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mooretown embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Swords - a warm, welcoming and well established area famed for its sense of community.

That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Swallow | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 108 - 109 sqm \| 1158 - 1172 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-swallow) |
| The Tern | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 113 sqm \| 1216 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-tern) |
| The Cardinal | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 116 sqm \| 1251 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-cardinal) |
| The Goose | End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 132 - 134 sqm \| 1417 - 1441 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-goose) |
| The Falcon | Semi Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 132 sqm \| 1417 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-falcon) |
| The Crane | End Terrace | 4 | 3 | — | 139 sqm \| 1496 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-crane) |

### Ravens Mill — Rolestown, Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ravens-mill
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 3 & 4 Bed Homes
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Ravens Mill is a beautiful new development of 3 and 4 bedroom family homes next to the village of Rolestown, North Co. Dublin. Register your interest.
- Nearby: 5 minutes by car to Roganstown Country Club; 12 minutes by car to Ashbourne; 13 minutes by car to Swords; 23 minutes by car to Malahide; 16 minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 36 minutes by car to Dublin City Centre

New to Rolestown, Ravens Mill is a development by Glenveagh. Ravens Mill offers homebuyers the best of both worlds, in a scenic countryside location while being just a short drive to Swords, Dublin Airport and Dublin City. Register your interest for more information and the latest updates on this new Glenveagh community of A-rated family homes.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Birch | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 113.5 - 118.6 sqm \| 1222 - 1277 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ravens-mill/the-birch) |
| The Larch | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 114.7 - 119.1 sqm \| 1235- 1282 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ravens-mill/the-larch-rm) |

### Semple Woods — Donabate, Dublin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods
- Status: Sold out
- County: Dublin
- Homes: 2, 3 & 4 Bed Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 264 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Semple Woods: new 2, 3 and 4-bed family homes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. BER A rated. Register your interest today.
- Nearby: 4 minutes by car to Newbridge Demense; 6 minutes by car to Donabate Beach; 9 minutes by car to M1; 14 minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 31 minutes by car to Dublin City

Glenveagh is proud to present Semple Woods, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4 bed family homes in the scenic and well-connected community of Donabate, North County Dublin.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Semple Woods: Semple Woods is only a short walk from Donabate train station, residents can reach Dublin City Centre in less than 30 minutes.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Willow | Semi Detached | 2 | 2 | — | 81.7sqm \| 879.4 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-willow) |
| The Alder | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 94.8 sqm \| 1021 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-alder) |
| The Beech | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 115.6 sqm \| 1244 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-beech) |
| The Holly | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 94.2 sqm \| 1014 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-holly-sw) |
| The Birch | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 120.4 - 121.4 sqm \| 1296 - 1307 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-birch) |
| The Elm | Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 120.4 - 121.4 sqm \| 1296 - 1307 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-elm) |

### Barnhall Meadows — Leixlip, Kildare

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/barnhall-meadows
- Status: Sold out
- County: Kildare
- Homes: 2, 3 & 4 Bed Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 450 houses homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Barnhall Meadows is a beautiful new development of spacious, luxury 2,3 and 4 bedroom homes, in Leixlip, Co. Kildare. Learn more.
- Nearby: 12 minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 11 minutes by car to Carton Retail Park; 38 minutes by train to Dublin City Centre; 13 minutes by car to Liffey Valley; 22 minutes by car to Blanchardstown Village

Barnhall Meadows consists of numerous house types and layouts, making this new development appealing to all buyers, from first-time buyers to growing families and purchasers looking for a more efficient home.
All Barnhall Meadows residents can enjoy being part of an established and friendly community, close to excellent transport links and the best of local amenities.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 85.9 sqm \| 925 sq.ft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/barnhall-meadows/the-hazel-bh) |
| The Oak | Semi Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 140 sqm \| 1,507 sq.ft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/barnhall-meadows/the-oak-bh) |

### Belin Woods — Newbridge, Kildare

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belin-woods
- Status: Sold out
- County: Kildare
- Homes: 3 and 4 bedroom homes
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 343 homes homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Belin Woods is a wonderful new development of family houses for sale in Newbridge. Only a short stroll from the bustling town centre of Newbridge, Co. Kildare. Learn more.
- Nearby: 7 minutes by car to M7 motorway; 9 minutes by car to The Curragh; 40 minutes by car to Dublin City; 42 minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 25 minutes by train to Newbridge to Heuston station

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belin Woods, an outstanding development of 3 and 4 bed family homes only a short stroll from the bustling town of Newbridge, Co. Kildare.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Belin Woods: Newbridge is located approximately 43km from Dublin and is a very popular commuter town thanks to its wide selection of transport links. The town is situated on the main Dublin- Cork railway line, and commuters can reach Dublin's Heuston Station in as little as 25 minutes.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Larch | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 113 sqm \| 1216 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belin-woods/the-larch) |
| The Elm | End Terrace | 4 | 4 | — | 145 sqm \| 1561 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belin-woods/the-elm) |

### Grey Abbey View — Kildare Town, Kildare

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/grey-abbey-view
- Status: Sold out
- County: Kildare
- Homes: 3, 4 & 5 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold out; 4 Bed: Sold out; 5 Bed: Sold out
- Development size: 208 Homes homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Grey Abbey View is a new development of modern & spacious homes to the south of historic Kildare Town.
- Nearby: 1 minute by car to M7 Motorway; 2 minutes by car to Kildare Village Shopping Centre; 2 minutes by car to Japanese Gardens; 7 minutes by car to The Currage Racecourse; 5 minutes by car to Kildare Train Station

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Grey Abbey View, a superb new development of spacious homes located on R415 close to Kildare Town Centre.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Grey Abbey View: Grey Abbey is located in Kildare Town, a popular commuter town known for its easy access to the M7 and historical importance -Excellent amenities and just a few steps from your new home.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Poplar | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 113.7 - 114.3 sqm \| 1224 - 1230 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/grey-abbey-view/the-poplar) |
| The Sycamore | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 134.7 sqm \| 1450 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/grey-abbey-view/the-sycamore) |
| The Elder | Semi Detached | 5 | 4 | — | 211.6 sqm \| 2278 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/grey-abbey-view/the-elder) |

### Hereford Park — Leixlip, County Kildare

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park
- Status: Sold out
- County: Kildare
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 1 Bed: Sold Out; 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 238 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Introducing Hereford Park: new homes in Leixlip, Co. Kildare. Rail to Dublin Heuston in 30 minutes with Government scheme eligibility.
- Nearby: 6 Minute Walk to Wonderful Barn National Monument; 7 Minute Cycle to Train Station; 5 Minutes by car to Leixlip Main Street; 15 Minutes by car to Liffey Valley Shopping Centre; 25 Minutes by car to Dublin City

Hereford Park in Leixlip is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Hereford Park is very well connected via road and rail. Louisa Bridge train station is just a seven minute cycle away, with frequent trains going to the city centre. The university town of Maynooth is also less than 10 minutes away from Leixlip by train. Buses to the city centre leave every 10-15 minutes.
The Leixlip area has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities, along with a bustling main street full of neighbourhood restaurants, shops and boutiques. Situated where the River Rye meets the Liffey, on the border with Dublin, Leixlip has a village feel, while being only a short hop from the capital.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Hereford Park is a perfect place to call home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Cherry | Maisonettes | 1 | 1 | — | 56.5-66 sqm \| 608 - 710 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park/the-cherry) |

### Hereford Park — Leixlip, Kildare

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Status: Sold out
- County: Kildare
- Homes: 2 and 3 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Applications Closed; 3 Bed: Applications Closed
- Summary: Hereford Park: beautifully designed Starter Home Purchase Scheme homes in Leixlip, Co. Kildare. BER A rated, close to excellent amenities. Register today.
- Nearby: 6 Minute Walk to Wonderful Barn National Monument; 7 Minute Cycle to Train Station; 5 Minutes by car to Leixlip Main Street; 15 Minutes by car to Liffey Valley Shopping Centre; 25 Minutes by car to Dublin City

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 83.1-83.7 sqm \| 894-901 sqft | Applications Closed | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel) |
| The Willow | Mid Terrace | 2 | 2 | — | 83.1-83.7 sqm \| 894-901 sqft | Applications Closed | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-willow) |
| The Poplar | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 103.8 - 104.5 sqm \| 1117 - 1125 sqft | Applications Closed | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-poplar) |

### Ledwill Park — Kilcock, Kildare

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ledwill-par
- Status: Sold out
- County: Kildare
- Homes: 3 Bed Homes
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 440 houses homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Ledwill Park is a new development by Glenveagh. 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom family homes for sale a short stroll from the town of Kilcock, Co. Kildare. Learn more.
- Nearby: 20 mins drive to Liffey Valley shopping centre; 45 mins by train to Kilcock to Connolly Station; 40 mins drive to Kilcock to Dublin city centre; 49 mins by bus to Kilcock to Custom House Quay

Modern and innovative building methods and high-quality materials combine to create homes that look great and feel comfortable for generations to come.

### Walker's Gate — Kildare Town, Kildare

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/walkers-gate
- Status: Sold out
- County: Kildare
- Homes: Sold Out
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 187 houses homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Walker's Gate is a new development of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom family homes for sale just outside Kildare Town. Register your interest for more information.
- Nearby: 3 minutes by car to Kildare Village; 4 minutes by car to M7; 9 minutes by car to The Curragh; 50 minutes by car to Dublin City; 43 minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 3 minutes by car to Kildare Train Station

Glenveagh is proud to present Walker's Gate, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4 bed family homes in a convenient location just outside Kildare Town.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Walker's Gate: Kildare town offers exceptional local amenities. In addition, transport links to Dublin are excellent. Walker's Gate is just a short drive to the M7 motorway.
Our communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Oak | Semi Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 138 sqm \| 1485 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/walkers-gate/the-oak-wg) |
| The Poplar | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 117.5 sqm \| 1265 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/walkers-gate/the-poplar-wg) |
| The Birch | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 117.5-121 sqm \| 1265-1302 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/walkers-gate/the-birch) |

### Cluain Glasan — Ayrfield, Kilkenny

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-glasan
- Status: Sold out
- County: Kilkenny
- Homes: 2 and 3 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 148 houses homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cluain Glasan, a new development of spacious 2 and 3-bed family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny.
- Nearby: 5 Minutes by car to Kilkenny City; 6 Minutes by car to Kilkenny Train Station; 5 Minutes by car to Nowlan Park; 40 Minutes by car to Waterford City; 5 Minutes by car to To N76

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cluain Glasan, a new development of spacious 2 and 3 bed family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Cluain Glasan: Residents can enjoy being within a stone's throw from many local amenities in this well-established residential area. Cluain Glasan is also close to many of Kilkenny's most famous landmarks, including Kilkenny Castle and its stunning grounds, St. Canice's Cathedral and Round Tower, the Black Abbey and St Mary's Medieval Mile Museum.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First Home Scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Semi Detached | 2 | 3 | — | 73.3 sqm \| 789 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-glasan/the-hazel) |
| The Alder | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 95.9 - 96.4 sqm \| 1032 - 1038 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-glasan/the-alder) |
| The Poplar | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 110.4 - 110.9 sqm \| 1188 - 1194 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-glasan/the-poplar) |
| The Beech | Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 117.4 sqm \| 1264 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-glasan/the-beech) |

### Rath Rua — Portlaoise, County Laois

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/rath-rua
- Status: Sold out
- County: Laois
- Homes: 1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 195 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Introducing Rath Rua: new homes in Portlaoise, Co. Laois. 1-hour train to Dublin Heuston, with Government scheme eligibility.
- Nearby: 9 Minute Drive to Rock of Dunamase; 1 Hour Drive to Dublin Airport; 70 Minute Drive to Dublin City; 7 Minute Drive to Portlaoise Train Station; 8 Minute Drive to O'Moore Park

Rath Rua in Portlaoise is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Portlaoise is a vibrant town with excellent connectivity, making Rath Rua an ideal place to call home. Portlaoise Train Station is just a 7-minute drive away, offering regular rail services to Dublin. The town is also well-served by major road networks, including the M7, N80 and N77, ensuring easy access to Dublin, Kildare and the Midlands. Frequent bus routes connect Portlaoise to destinations such as Dublin Airport, Limerick and Cashel, making commuting and travel hassle-free.
From thoughtfully designed homes to an unbeatable location, Rath Rua offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. Portlaoise boasts excellent schools, sports clubs, and community facilities. The People’s Park and O’Moore Park are just minutes away, while nearby attractions like the Rock of Dunamase and the Slieve Bloom Mountains provide endless opportunities for adventure. With a bustling town centre full of cafés, shops and local businesses, Rath Rua is the perfect place to settle in and enjoy everything Portlaoise has to offer.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 73.4 sqm \| 790 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/rath-rua/the-hazel) |
| The Poplar | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 92.6 sqm \| 997 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/rath-rua/the-poplar) |
| The Pine | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 100.7 sqm \| 1,084 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/rath-rua/the-pine) |
| The Oak | Semi Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 152 sqm \| 1,636 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/rath-rua/the-oak) |

### Baker Hall — Navan, Meath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baker-hall
- Status: Sold out
- County: Meath
- Homes: 2 and 3 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 18 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Introducing Baker Hall: new homes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath by Glenveagh. Modern living in a new community with Help to Buy eligibility.
- Nearby: 2 Minutes by car to M3 motorway; 6 Minute cycle to Navan town centre; 12 minutes by car to Hill of Tara; 40 minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 46 minutes by car to Dublin City

Glenveagh is pleased to present the latest editions to our recently established community of Baker Hall. Just a three-minute drive from Market Square in the centre of Navan town. A collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living, Baker Hall is a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two and three bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.

Navan is a vibrant town with lots to do and visit from cinemas, restaurants and shopping to the wonderful theatre at Solstice Arts Centre. The historic town sits in an area surrounded by countless cultural and historic sites and Baker Hall itself is a short drive away from the ancient Hill of Tara, home to the high kings of Ireland.

Baker Hall is only a two-minute drive away from the M3, giving direct access to the capital.

Navan has great local schools, sports and amenities including the Boyne Valley to Lakelands Greenway, great for strolls and perfect for cyclists.

From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Baker Hall is a perfect place to call home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Bramble | Maisonettes | 2 | 2 | — | 76.6-78.6 sqm \| 825-846 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baker-hall/the-bramble) |
| The Cherry | Duplex | 3 | 3 | — | 116.6-119.6 sqm \| 1255-1287 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baker-hall/the-cherry) |

### Cluain Adain — Navan, County Meath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-adain
- Status: Sold out
- County: Meath
- Homes: 1 and 2 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 1 Bed: Sold Out; 2 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 91 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Cluain Adáin in Navan, Co. Meath: new Glenveagh homes with Help to Buy eligibility. BER A rated. Register your interest today.

Introducing the latest additions to our recently established community of Cluain Adain. Located just a short stroll from the thriving town of Navan, Co. Meath. These homes are designed for those aged 55 years and above or those with medical needs, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment both today and for years to come.
Cluain Adain offers a sense of belonging, where new neighbours become friends. It's a place where every day presents opportunities to connect, share, and enjoy life.
Each home is thoughtfully structured for your comfort and convenience, making it the perfect place to enjoy a fresh start in a new, A rated energy-efficient home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Chestnut | Mid Terrace | 2 | 2 | — | 83.9 sqm \| 903 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-adain/the-chestnut) |
| The Whitethorn | Bungalow | 2 | 1 | — | 67 sqm \| 72 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-adain/the-whitethorn) |
| The Juniper | Bungalow | 2 | 1 | — | 80 sqm \| 861 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-adain/the-juniper) |

### Effernock — Trim, Meath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/effernock-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Status: Sold out
- County: Meath
- Homes: 2 and 3 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Applications Closed; 3 Bed: Applications Closed
- Summary: Effernock offers affordable new homes in Trim, Co. Meath through the Starter Home Purchase Scheme. BER A rated. Register today.
- Nearby: 5 Minute Cycle to Trim Castle; 18 Minute Drive to M3 Motorway; 18 Minute Drive to Navan; 38 Minute Drive to Dublin Airport; 50 Minute Drive to Dublin City Centre

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 75 sqm \| 807 sqft | Applications Closed | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/effernock-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel) |
| The Poplar | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 92.6 sqm \| 997 sqft | Applications Closed | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/effernock-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-poplar) |

### Effernock — Trim, Meath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/effernock
- Status: Sold out
- County: Meath
- Homes: 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 102 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Introducing Effernock: new homes in Trim, Co. Meath. 45-minute commute to Dublin via the M3 with First Home and Help to Buy eligibility.
- Nearby: 5 Minute Cycle to Trim Castle; 18 Minute Drive to M3 Motorway; 18 Minute Drive to Navan; 38 Minute Drive to Dublin Airport; 50 Minute Drive to Dublin City Centre

Efferknock in Trim is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living.
It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.

Trim town centre is just a three-minute drive from Effernock. It is an 18-minute drive to the M3 motorway, giving you easy access to Dublin. Trim is also served by a number of local and national bus routes, with buses every hour to Dublin city centre.

From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Effernock is a perfect place to call home.

The heritage town of Trim has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities and a bustling centre full of neighbourhood restaurants, shops and boutiques. It is also home to the world-famous Trim Castle and to The Swift Cultural Centre which hosts theatre and arts events.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Rowan | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 103.8 sqm \| 1117 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/effernock/the-rowan) |

### Oldbridge Manor — Drogheda, Meath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oldbridge-manor
- Status: Sold out
- County: Meath
- Homes: 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 168 homes homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Oldbridge Manor is a beautiful new development of three and four bedroom family homes on an elevated site 2km west from Drogheda Town Centre. Learn more.
- Nearby: 5 mins drive to M1 Junction 9; 30 mins drive to Dublin Airport; 60 mins by train to Dublin City Centre; 40 mins drive to Dublin City Centre; 9 mins drive to Newgrange

Step inside the 3 & 4 bedroom homes to reveal interiors that are thoughtfully laid out to suit modern living and are all finished to the highest of standards.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Oak | Semi Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 131 sqm \| 1,410 sq.ft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oldbridge-manor/the-oak-ob) |
| The Poplar | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 102 sqm \| 1098 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oldbridge-manor/the-poplar-ob) |

### Ruxton Oaks — Navan, Meath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ruxton-oaks
- Status: Sold out
- County: Meath
- Homes: 3 Bed Homes
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 118 units homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: Ruxton Oaks is a new development of 3 bedroom family homes for sale in Navan, Co. Meath. Register your interest for more information.
- Nearby: 6 mins drive to Navan Shopping Centre; 7 mins drive to M3 Motorway; 42 mins drive to Dublin Airport; 44 mins drive to Dublin City Centre

The houses in Ruxton Oaks are particularly spacious and ideal for families of all ages. A fluid layout is enhanced by bright and airy hallways, while big, high-spec windows make the most of the natural light.
Rooms are designed with modern life in mind. Large living areas and kitchens are ideal for family get togethers, while bedrooms offer the perfect sanctuary after a busy day

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Willow | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 87 sqm \| 936 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ruxton-oaks/the-willow-ro) |
| The Poplar | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 96.2 sqm \| 1035 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ruxton-oaks/the-poplar-ro) |
| The Beech | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 115.4 sqm \| 1242 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ruxton-oaks/the-beech-ro) |

### Silver Banks — Stamullen, Meath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks
- Status: Sold out
- County: Meath
- Homes: 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 25 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Silver Banks, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the picturesque village of Stamullen, County Meath.
- Nearby: 25 minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 5 minutes by car to Gormanston Train Station; 20 minutes by car to Drogheda Town Centre; 11 minutes by car to Balbriggan Train Station; 45 minutes by car to Dublin City

Silver Banks in Stamullen is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of one to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Situated where Dublin meets Meath, Stamullen is very well connected via road and rail. Gormanston train station is just a five-minute drive away from Silver Banks, with frequent commuter trains to Dublin City centre. It’s also just a few minutes’ drive from Silver Banks to the M1, giving access to the national motorway network.
The areas around Silver Banks have great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities and the bustling Stamullen village is on its doorstep. It’s also just a six-minute drive from Silver Banks to the wonderful Gormanston Beach; perfect for family days out and evening walks on the strand.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Silver Banks is a perfect place to call home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Larch | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 114.8 sqm \| 1,236 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks/the-larch) |
| The Poplar | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 116.7 sqm \| 1,256 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks/the-poplar-sb) |
| The Birch | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 115 sqm \| 1,238 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks/the-birch) |
| The Ash | Semi Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 158.9 sqm \| 1,710 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks/the-ash-sb) |
| The Aspen | Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 151.1 sqm \| 1,626 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks/the-aspen) |

### The Hawthorns — Tullamore, Offaly

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-hawthorns
- Status: Sold out
- County: Offaly
- Homes: 2, 3 & 4 Bed Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 124 units homes
- Estimated completion: On Sale
- Summary: The Hawthorns is a beautiful new development of 2 and 3 bedroom family homes near the thriving town of Tullamore, Co. Offaly. Register your interest.
- Nearby: 2 mins drive to N52; 6 mins drive to The Bridge Shopping Centre; 7 mins drive to Tullamore Train Station; 60 mins by train to Tullamore to Dublin Heuston

Homes at The Hawthorns are particularly spacious and ideal for families of all ages. A fluid layout is enhanced by bright and airy hallways, while big, high-spec windows make the most of the natural light.
Rooms are designed with modern life in mind. Large living areas and kitchens are ideal for family get togethers, while bedrooms offer the perfect sanctuary after a busy day.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Willow | End Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 90 sqm \| 968 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-hawthorns/the-willow) |
| The Alder | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 105 sqm \| 1130 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-hawthorns/the-alder) |
| The Beech | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 111 sqm \| 1194 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-hawthorns/the-beech-th) |

### Farranshock Park — Mullingar, Westmeath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/farranshock-park
- Status: Sold out
- County: Westmeath
- Homes: 2 and 3 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 214 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Farranshock Park: 2 and 3-bed homes in Mullingar, close to the town centre. BER A rated, ideal for first-time buyers.
- Nearby: 3 Minutes by car to Mullingar Town Centre; 4 Minutes by car to Mullingar Train Station; 6 Minutes by car to Mullingar Park Hotel; 17 Minutes by car to M6; 60 Minutes by car to Dublin Airport

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Farranshock Park, a new development of spacious 2 and 3 bed family homes in a central location adjacent to the bustling town of Mullingar.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First Home Scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

### Gracefields — Athlone, Westmeath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields
- Status: Sold out
- County: Westmeath
- Homes: 2, 3, 4 & 5 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out; 5 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 418 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Gracefields in Athlone. 2, 3, 4 and 5-bed family homes in Co. Westmeath. BER A rated, excellent amenities and transport links.
- Nearby: 3 Minutes by car to M6; 4 Minutes by car to Lough Ree; 8 Minutes by car to Golden Island Shopping Centre; 5 Minutes by car to Athlone Train Station; 3 Minutes by car to TUS Athlone Campus

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Gracefields @ Drumaconn, an outstanding development of 2, 3, 4, & 5 bed family homes in the northeast of Athlone town.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Gracefields: Athlone offers excellent access to the N6, which links Dublin with Galway. Commuters can reach either city with ease and convenience, as Athlone is on the main Dublin-Galway rail line.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Willow | Semi Detached | 2 | 3 | — | 92 sqm \| 990.2 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-willow-) |
| The Beech | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 112 sqm \| 1206 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-beech) |
| The Ash | Semi Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 144.1 sqm \| 1551 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-ash) |
| The Elm | Semi Detached | 4 | 3 | — | 133 sqm \| 1431.6 sqft | Sold out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-elm) |
| The Sycamore | Detached | 5 | 4 | — | 180 sqm \| 1937.5 sqft | Sold out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-sycamore) |
| The Elder | Detached | 5 | 4 | — | 214.5 sqm \| 2308 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-elder) |

### Greville Park — Mullingar, County Westmeath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park
- Status: Sold out
- County: Westmeath
- Homes: 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 181 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Introducing Greville Park: new homes in Mullingar, Co. Westmeath. Great transport links including a 75-minute train to Dublin.
- Nearby: 6 Minute cycle to Mullingar Town Centre; 4 Minute drive to Mullingar Train Station; 5 Minutes drive to Junction 6, N4; 60 Minute drive to Dublin Airport; 60 Minute drive to Dublin City Centre

Greville Park is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.

Greville Park is very well connected via road and rail. Mullingar train station is just a four-minute drive away, with trains going directly to Dublin’s Connolly Station. Mullingar town centre is a six-minute cycle and the area surrounding Greville Park is served by local and national bus routes.

Mullingar has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities, along with a bustling town centre full of neighbourhood restaurants, shops and boutiques. There are also larger shopping centres close by. Mullingar is also on the doorstep of Lough Owel and Belvedere House, so you’re never short of places for scenic walks either.

From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Greville Park is a perfect place to call home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Hazel | Mid Terrace | 2 | 3 | — | 73.6 sqm \| 792 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park/the-hazel) |
| The Poplar | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 92.1 sqm \| 991 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park/the-poplar) |
| The Beech | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 102.4 sqm \| 1102 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park/the-beech) |
| The Pine | Semi Detached | 3 | 3 | — | 100.5 sqm \| 1082 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park/the-pine) |
| The Oak | Semi Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 150.8 sqm \| 1623 sqft | Sold Out | Sold Out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park/the-oak) |

### Foggie Field — Kilruddery, Wicklow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foggie-field
- Status: Sold out
- County: Wicklow
- Homes: 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 125 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Foggie Field: new build homes in Bray on the Dublin–Wicklow border. BER A rated, minutes from Greystones. Explore this development now.
- Nearby: 3 Minute cycle to Killruddery Estate; 7 Minutes by car to Bray Train Station; 11 Minutes by car to N11; 12 Minutes by bus to Greystones; 40 Minutes by car to Dublin City Centre

Foggie Field is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two, three and four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Situated in Kilruddery on the Dublin-Wicklow border, Foggie Field is just minutes from the seaside towns of Bray and Greystones and a short hop to some of Wicklow's most scenic spots. It's also on the doorstep of Killruddery House and Gardens, where you'll find restaurants and walks among its 800 acres.
From Foggie Field, you have easy access to transport links, with Bray train station nearby and less than a 40-minute drive to the city centre.
The area around Kilruddery has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities. Stroll along Bray promenade or visit its bustling centre full of restaurants, shops, entertainment and arts venues. Foggie Field is close to it all.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Foggie Field is a perfect place to call home.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Birch | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 93.3 sqm \| 1004 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foggie-field/the-birch) |
| The Beech | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 94.8 sqm \| 1020 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foggie-field/the-beech) |
| The Juniper | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 100.3 sqm \| 1080 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foggie-field/the-juniper) |
| The Ash | Semi Detached | 4 | 4 | — | 151.8 sqm \| 1634 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foggie-field/the-ash) |

### Marina Village — Greystones, Wicklow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/marina-village
- Status: Sold out
- County: Wicklow
- Homes: 2 Bedroom Apartments
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Marina Village Greystones. 1 and 2-bed apartments with sea views towards Bray Head. BER A rated. Coastal living south of Dublin. Explore now.
- Nearby: 11 minutes walking distance to Greystones train station; 45 minutes by DART to Grand Canal Train Station; 50 minutes drive to Dublin Airport; 30 minutes drive to Dundrum Town Centre; 45 minutes drive to St Stephen's Green

Get a different view at Marina Village, Greystones. where convenience meets a new level of sophistication in beautifully designed apartments overlooking the stunning North Wicklow coast.
Open plan layouts give a sense of space and light, while high quality finishes and materials ensure a build quality that gives peace of mind.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 2 Bedroom Apartment | Apartment | 2 | 2 | — | 81 sqm \| 871.87 | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/marina-village/2-bed-apt) |

### Ushers Glen — Ashford, Wicklow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ushers-glen
- Status: Sold out
- County: Wicklow
- Homes: 2, 3 & 4 Bed Homes
- Prices: 2 Bed: Sold Out; 3 Bed: Sold Out; 4 Bed: Sold Out
- Development size: 118 homes
- Estimated completion: Sold Out
- Summary: Introducing Ushers Glen, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4 bed family new build homes by Glenveagh, in Ashford, Wicklow.
- Nearby: 5 minutes by car to M11 motorway; 13 minutes by car to Wicklow Train Station; 56 minutes by car to Dublin City; 53 minutes by car to Dublin Airport; 19 minutes by car to Greystones

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Ushers Glen, a new collection of outstanding 2, 3 and 4 bed family homes on the edge of the idyllic village of Ashford, Co. Wicklow.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Ushers Glen: Usher's Glen is located beside the well-connected village of Ashford, which is just off the main M11 motorway, which links the Sunny South East with the M50 and Dublin City Centre.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

| House type | Style | Beds | Baths | Parking | Size | Price | Status | Link |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| The Poplar - End Terrace | End Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 114.1-115.1 sqm \| 1228-1239 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ushers-glen/the-poplar-end-terrace) |
| The Poplar | Mid Terrace | 3 | 3 | — | 114.1-115.1 sqm \| 1228-1239 sqft | Sold Out | Sold out | [View](https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ushers-glen/the-poplar) |

## Investor events

Upcoming:

- Full Year Trading Statement: 2027-01-20
- Full Year Results 2026: 2027-03-11
- AGM: 2027-05-14
- Interim Results 2027: 2027-09-09

Recent:

- Interim Results 2026: 2026-09-10
- AGM: 2026-05-15 — Annual General Meeting of Glenveagh Properties plc
- Full Year Results 2025: 2026-03-13 — Full Year 2025 Results Glenveagh Properties plc will announce its Full Year Results for the year ended 31 December 2025 on the morning of Friday, 13 March 2026. An audio webcast and conference call for investors and analysts will be held that morning at 8.30am Irish time. You can pre-register for the call at the link below. You will receive an email notification and calendar invitation with the phone number and a unique PIN to help speed up and ease access to the call. Please note that it is suggested participants dial in at least 15 minutes before the start to ensure a timely start to the presentation.
- H1 2025 Results: 2025-09-25 — Glenveagh Properties PLC will issue its interim results for the period ended 30 June 2025 on Thursday, 25 September 2025 at 7.00am (Irish time). An audio webcast and conference call for investors and analysts will be held that morning at 8.30am Irish time. You can pre-register for the call at the link below. You will receive an email notification and calendar invitation with the phone number and a unique PIN to help speed up and ease access to the call. Please note that it is suggested participants dial in at least 15 minutes before the start to ensure a timely start to the presentation. (https://event.loopup.com/SelfRegistration/registration.aspx?booking=AhYHOtFvqbvzeqGtOi2AI8EFz2dBS9skoyeerolZ1Tw=&b=528f7d33-d6cf-439e-b143-56d7da6b8e57)
- AGM: 2025-05-22 — Annual General Meeting of Glenveagh Properties plc

## Buying a home & schemes

- [Home](https://glenveagh.ie): Glenveagh builds quality new homes across Ireland. Explore our developments and find your new home.
- [Benefits of buying with Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/benefits-of-buying-with-glenveagh): Discover the benefits of buying a new build home in Ireland with Glenveagh. From Help to Buy and First Home Scheme eligibility to BER A-rated energy savings.
- [Buying with Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/buying-with-glenveagh): Buying a new home is one of the biggest decisions you will make; we want to make it easy. Learn about the benefits of buying a new home with Glenveagh.
- [Compact Growth](https://glenveagh.ie/compact-growth): Compact Growth is an opportunity to propose it as an approach that delivers solutions towards a sustainable future. This study rethinks and better manages the current planning challenges, providing a stronger pathway to a better future that creates an own-door housing solution.
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- [Customer testimonials](https://glenveagh.ie/customer-testimonials): Hear from first time buyers and families who found their home with Glenveagh. Real stories from communities across Ireland, from registering to moving in.
- [Find your new home](https://glenveagh.ie/developments): Find your new home in Ireland. We build quality, affordable, new family homes in flourishing communities all around ireland. See our featured new developments.
- [Employment Candidate Privacy Notice](https://glenveagh.ie/employee-candidate-privacy-notice): This Privacy Notice demonstrates our firm commitment to privacy and sets out how we collect and use candidate’s personal data in the recruitment processes.
- [First-Time Buyers](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers): Everything first-time buyers need to know about deposits, mortgages, government schemes, the Help to Buy and the Affordable Purchase Scheme, and more.
- [Four Bedroom Homes](https://glenveagh.ie/four-bedroom-homes): Find your perfect 4-bedroom new home with Glenveagh. Explore BER A-rated homes featuring spacious layouts, modern design and everyday comfort.
- [LGFA Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Competition](https://glenveagh.ie/gaelic-4-girls-competition): Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls Competition 2026. Upload your LGFA photo by June 29th to enter.
- [LGFA](https://glenveagh.ie/gaelic4girls): Find out all about the LGFA's Gaelic4Girls programme sponsored by Glenveagh, a 10-week course aimed at girls aged between 7-12 years.
- [Help to Buy Scheme](https://glenveagh.ie/help-to-buy-scheme): The Help to Buy scheme is a government tax rebate of up to €35,000 for first-time buyers purchasing a new build home in Ireland. Check your eligibility.
- [Glenveagh HomeBuyer Hub](https://glenveagh.ie/homebuyer-hub): Find out how the Glenveagh HomeBuyer Hub can streamline your homebuying process and get you one step closer to owning your dream home.
- [LGFA | Glenveagh Show us your skills competition T&C's](https://glenveagh.ie/lgfa-glenveagh-skills-competition-terms-&-conditions): View the terms and conditions for the Glenveagh LGFA Competition. This competition is now closed.
- [Love Where You Live](https://glenveagh.ie/love-where-you-live): Revisit Glenveagh's Love Where You Live 2023 campaign, celebrating communities, local stories and what it means to call a Glenveagh home yours. Read more.
- [Love Where You Live](https://glenveagh.ie/love-where-you-live-2023): Revisit Glenveagh's Love Where You Live 2023 campaign, celebrating communities, local stories and what it means to call a Glenveagh home yours. Read more.
- [Love Where You Live Campaign Page](https://glenveagh.ie/love-where-you-live-campaign): Discover Glenveagh's Love Where You Live campaign, celebrating communities, local stories and the joy of calling a Glenveagh home your own. Read more now.
- [Love Where You Live Cork](https://glenveagh.ie/love-where-you-live-cork): Join Izzy Bartak-Healy and Eoin Cadogan as they discover the top amenities in Blackrock, Cork — from scenic waterfronts and parks to dining, schools, sports, and local attractions.
- [Love Where You Live Report](https://glenveagh.ie/love-where-you-live-report): Read the Glenveagh Love Where You Live report. Insights into Irish homebuying, community living and what matters most when choosing where to put down roots.
- [Mortgage Calculator](https://glenveagh.ie/mortgage-calculator): Use Glenveagh's free mortgage calculator to estimate how much you could borrow for a new home in Ireland. Includes Help to Buy and First Home Scheme.
- [New Build vs Doer-Upper](https://glenveagh.ie/new-build-vs-doer-upper): In our latest Love Where You Live series, Dermot Bannon teams up with first-time buyers, to find out whether a second-hand house or a newly built A-rated home, is best for them.
- [One Bedroom Homes](https://glenveagh.ie/one-bedroom-homes): Discover your perfect 1-bedroom new apartment with Glenveagh. Explore BER A-rated apartments featuring stylish interiors, smart layouts and thoughtfully designed spaces for modern living.
- [Privacy Statement](https://glenveagh.ie/privacy-statement): We have created this website privacy notice to demonstrate our firm commitment to privacy. Learn more.
- [Starter Home Purchase Scheme](https://glenveagh.ie/starter-home-purchase-scheme): Find out about the Starter Home Purchase Scheme and how it can help you buy your first dream home.
- [Terms of Use](https://glenveagh.ie/terms-of-use): Terms of Use for glenveagh.ie website and portal.glenveagh.ie.
- [The First Home Scheme](https://glenveagh.ie/the-first-home-scheme): The First Home Scheme helps eligible buyers bridge the gap to buying a new home with up to 30% equity support. Check eligibility and learn how it works.
- [Kaleidoscope Festival Treehouse Competition Terms & Conditions](https://glenveagh.ie/treehouse): View the full terms and conditions for Glenveagh's Kaleidoscope Festival Treehouse Competition. Read now.
- [Two Bedroom Homes](https://glenveagh.ie/two-bedroom-homes): Discover Glenveagh’s A-rated 2-bedroom new homes, designed for modern living. Ideal for first-time buyers and couples with Help to Buy eligibility.
- [Affordability Campaign](https://glenveagh.ie/welcomehome): Discover government schemes for first-time buyers in Ireland, including Help to Buy, First Home Scheme and Affordable Purchase. Learn how to apply.

## Buyer's guide

- [Buying](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/buying): Glenveagh's step-by-step guide to buying your first home in Ireland, from viewing to signing and getting the keys. Read more now.
- [Arrange snagging](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/buying/arrange-snagging): A practical guide to arranging snagging when buying your first new home in Ireland. Glenveagh explains clearly. Read now.
- [Fill in the paperwork](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/buying/fill-in-the-paperwork): A guide to all the paperwork involved when buying your first home in Ireland. Glenveagh explains it clearly. Read now.
- [Find a Solicitor](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/buying/find-a-solicitor): A guide to finding the right solicitor when buying your first home in Ireland. Glenveagh's step-by-step advice. Read now.
- [Pay your deposit](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/buying/pay-your-deposit): A practical guide to paying your deposit when buying your first home in Ireland. Glenveagh walks you through it. Read now.
- [Financing](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/financing): Explore first-time buyer finance options including mortgages, government schemes, budgeting and how to fund your new home. Read now.
- [Financial planning](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/financing/financial-planning): A practical guide to financial planning for first-time buyers, covering budgets, savings, government schemes and mortgages. Read more now.
- [Government Schemes](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/financing/government-schemes): A guide to Help to Buy, First Home Scheme and Affordable Purchase for first-time buyers in Ireland. Read Glenveagh's guide now.
- [Mortgage approval](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/financing/mortgage-approval): A step-by-step guide to getting mortgage approval in Ireland, from AIP to full approval. Glenveagh explains it clearly. Read now.
- [Moving in](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/moving-in): Everything first-time buyers need to know about moving into a new Glenveagh home, including checklists and tips. Read the guide now.
- [Gardening](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/moving-in/gardening): A guide to getting started with gardening in your new Glenveagh home, with tips for complete beginners. Read now.
- [Interior Design](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/moving-in/interior-design): Interior design tips and guides for first-time buyers moving into a new Glenveagh home, from furniture to finishing touches. Read now.
- [Settling in](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/moving-in/settling-in): A guide to settling into your new Glenveagh home, with tips for first-time buyers on making it your own. Read now.
- [Planning](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/planning): Glenveagh's step-by-step planning guide for first-time buyers covers everything from setting goals to getting mortgage-ready. Read now.
- [Homebuying journey](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/planning/homebuying-journey): Map your homebuying journey with Glenveagh. A step-by-step planning guide for first-time buyers in Ireland. Read now.
- [Find your dream home](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/searching/find-your-dream-home): Tips and tools for finding your dream home in Ireland. Glenveagh's guide to searching, viewing and shortlisting properties. Read now.
- [Schedule viewings](https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/searching/schedule-viewings): A practical guide to scheduling property viewings when searching for your first home in Ireland. Read Glenveagh's tips now.

## Our communities

- [Baile na Móna](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/baile-na-mona-community-hub): Explore life in Baile na Móna with Glenveagh - BER A rated family homes close to Dublin city centre. Excellent amenities and transport links.
- [Balbriggan](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Balbriggan and the surrounding areas.
- [A Day Out at Ardgillan Castle and Gardens](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/a-day-out-at-ardgillan-castle-and-gardens): We take a look at Ardgillan Castle and Gardens; perfect for a day out in Balbriggan.
- [Glenveagh Proudly Supports Balbriggan Cricket Club](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balbriggan-cricket-club) (2026-07-03): Glenveagh is proud to support Balbriggan Cricket Club, helping to promote inclusion, teamwork and community spirit through local sport.
- [Glenveagh Sponsoring Balbriggan RFC’s Easter Camp](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balbriggan-rfc-easter-camp) (2025-04-30): Discover how Glenveagh supported Balbriggan RFC’s Easter Camp, offering young players the opportunity to develop their skills in a fun and supportive environment.
- [Supporting Young Athletes at Balbriggan RFC Easter Camp](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balbriggan-rfc-easter-camp-2026)
- [Balbriggan RFC Kids' Camps a Huge Success](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balbriggan-rfc-kids-camps-a-huge-success) (2024-11-27): Balbriggan RFC's Halloween rugby camps, backed by Glenveagh, welcomed young players for fun and inclusive sport. Read about the event and our support now.
- [Proudly Sponsoring Balbriggan RFC’s Stingers Blitz](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balbriggan-rfc-stingers-blitz) (2025-06-10): Discover how Glenveagh sponsored Balbriggan RFC’s Stingers Blitz, a tag rugby team launched in 2018 to support all disabilities.
- [Balrothery Cycle Club Featured in New Glenveagh Campaign](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balrothery-cycle-club-featured-in-new-glenveagh-campaign) (2024-10-15): Vélo Club Balrothery featuring in new Glenveagh Community ad campaign.
- [Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation) (2024-10-29): The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Balbriggan fundraising event now.
- [Careers Talk at Ardgillan College](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/careers-talk-at-ardgillan-college) (2025-04-29): Glenveagh recently gave a construction careers talk at Ardgillan College in Balbriggan.
- [Community Planting Day in Folkstown Park, Balbriggan](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/community-planting-day-folkstown-park) (2025-05-01): Read about the Community Planting Day that Glenveagh organized in Folkstown Park, Balbriggan to enhance green areas and promote biodiversity.
- [Glenveagh Join Jack and Jill in Fundraising Success](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/glenveagh-join-jack-and-jill-in-fundraising-success): Glenveagh volunteers raised vital funds for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin. Read about our fundraising success and community giving.
- [Halloween-themed Health & Safety Talk at Scoil Chormaic](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/health-safety-talk-scoil-chormaic) (2025-11-06): Find out all about the Halloween-themed Health & Safety talk the Glenveagh team delivered at Scoil Chormaic, in Balbriggan.
- [Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh) (2024-11-14): Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival competition winner. Read the full story and see the build now.
- [Supporting Community Spirit at O’Dwyer’s GAA Club](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/odwyers-gaa-balbriggan) (2026-04-30): Glenveagh proudly supports O’Dwyer’s GAA Club in Balbriggan, helping foster teamwork, inclusion, and strong community spirit through local sport.
- [Packed Schedule for Culture Night in Balbriggan](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/packed-schedule-for-culture-night-in-balbriggan) (2024-09-17)
- [St. Molaga's in Balbriggan Recognised by Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/st-molaga-s-in-balbriggan-recognised-by-nature-hero-awards) (2024-09-30): St. Molaga's National School in Balbriggan, one of 2024's Nature Heroes, sponsored by Glenveagh.
- [Balgriffin](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balgriffin): Explore life in Balgriffin with Glenveagh – BER A rated new build homes, great local amenities, and a growing, connected community.
- [Talking Site Safety at Scoil Fhursa](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balgriffin/health-and-safety-talk-kilmore) (2025-06-09): Find out all about the Health & Safety Talk Glenveagh organized at Scoil Fhursa, an all Boys National School in Kilmore.
- [Glenveagh Supports St Brendan’s United FC with New Kit Bags](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balgriffin/st-brendans-united)
- [Glenveagh Sponsors St. Columban's SYC Girls Team](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balgriffin/st-columbans-syc-sponsorship) (2025-06-10): Glenveagh sponsors new jerseys for St. Columbans SYC girls' team in Coolock, boosting team spirit and supporting youth sports in the local community.
- [Bray](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Bray and the surrounding areas.
- [Backing GAA in St. Patrick's Loreto, Bray](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/backing-gaa-in-st-patricks-loreto-bray) (2025-05-01): Glenveagh: backing GAA in St. Patrick's Loreto, Bray
- [Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation) (2024-10-31): The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Bray fundraising event now.
- [Celebrating Community Spirit on Water at the Wicklow Regatta](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/celebrating-community-spirit-on-water) (2026-09-01)
- [Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh) (2024-11-14): Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival winner in Bray. Read the full story and find out more now.
- [Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/nature-hero-awards-2026): Applications are now open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme by Glenveagh. Apply now and nominate your school.
- [Talking Site Safety with Loreto Primary School, Bray](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/talking-site-safety-with-loreto-primary-school-bray) (2024-11-29): A look at our site safety talk with St. Patrick's Loreto Primary School, Bray.
- [Citywest](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Citywest and the surrounding areas.
- [Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation) (2024-10-30): The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Citywest fundraising event now.
- [Glenveagh Volunteers Join ELI's Networking Event](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/day-in-the-life-eli) (2025-06-23): Glenveagh volunteers joined ELI's Day in the Life event in Dublin, sharing career advice with young people. Read more now.
- [Esker Boxing Gets a Boost](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/esker-boxing-gets-a-boost) (2025-04-29): Glenveagh backs Esker Boxing Club through our Hometown Heroes fund in Citywest. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors Announced](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/glenveagh-gaelic4girls-ambassadors-announced): Glenveagh proudly supporting the LFFA and the Gaelic4Girls programme, bringing more girls to Gaelic football
- [Glenveagh Hometown Heroes Supporting Peamount United FC](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/glenveagh-hometown-heroes-supporting-peamount-united-fc) (2024-12-04): Glenveagh backs Peamount United FC women's team through our Hometown Heroes fund in Citywest. Read more now.
- [Kaleidoscope Competition Winner Receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh) (2024-11-14): Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival winner. Read more now.
- [Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/nature-hero-awards-2026): Applications are now open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme by Glenveagh. Apply now and nominate your school.
- [Clonmagadden](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub): New BER A rated homes in Navan, Co. Meath. Family-friendly community, excellent transport links and local amenities.
- [Backing Navan Town Cosmos Girls' Football](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/backing-navan-town-cosmos-girls-football) (2025-05-01)
- [Celebrating Navan O'Mahonys and Gaelic4Girls](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/celebrating-navan-o-mahonys-and-gaelic4girls) (2025-04-28)
- [2025 Nature Heroes award winners – One Year On](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/clonmaggadden-2025-nature-heroes-award-winners) (2026-08-01): Scoil Úi Ghramnaigh National School, winners of our Nature Heroes programme in 2025.
- [Glenveagh Partners with OMP United FC in Navan](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/glenveagh-omp-united-fc-navan) (2026-08-01): Glenveagh is proud to announce an exclusive development partnership with OMP United FC as sponsors of the club's U10, U12 and U13 boys jerseys.
- [Health & Safety Talks in Navan](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/health-safety-talks-navan): Read about the Health & Safety Talks the Glenveagh team delivered at St. Anne's Loreto and St. Stephen's National School in Navan.
- [Navan Tidy Towns - Glenveagh gets involved](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/navan-tidy-towns-glenveagh-gets-involved) (2026-08-01): Staff members from Glenveagh get involved and lend a hand with monthly litter pick with Navan Tidy Towns
- [Glenveagh Announcing Sponsorship of Simonstown Gaels GFC](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/simonstown-gaels-gfc-navan) (2025-12-16): Glenveagh proudly supports Simonstown Gaels GFC Men’s Senior team, backing local sport, community, and grassroots Gaelic football.
- [Cork](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork): Stay connected with the Glenveagh Cork community hub. Get the latest events, site updates and local news for Cork and surrounding areas. Explore now.
- [Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation) (2024-10-30): The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises thousands of Euro for patient equipment.
- [Glenveagh Sponsors New Jerseys for Blackrock Hurling Club](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/blackrock-hurling-club) (2026-05-04): Glenveagh sponsors Blackrock Hurling Club’s new jerseys, supporting grassroots sport, teamwork, and local pride in Cork.
- [A Look Back At Our Blackrock Villas Community Event](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/blackrock-villas-community-event): Find out all about our latest Community Day at Blackrock Villas - a day of fun, music, food and neighbours coming together to celebrate community spirit in Blackrock, Cork.
- [Proudly Sponsoring Cork City Sports 2026](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/cork-city-sports) (2026-06-04): Glenveagh is proud to sponsor Cork City Sports 2026, Ireland’s premier athletics meeting, attracting world-class athletes and Olympic medallists to Cork.
- [Glenveagh Supporting Douglas Tidy Towns](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/douglas-tidy-towns): Glenveagh supports Douglas Tidy Towns with a leaf blower donation, helping local volunteers care for their community.
- [Glenveagh - Supporting Blackrock Hurling Academy](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/glenveagh-supporting-blackrock-hurling-academy) (2024-12-10): Glenveagh were delighted to sponsor Blackrock GAA's hurling academy for young players in the Cork suburb.
- [Glenveagh Supports Blackrock Village Festival](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/glenveagh-supports-blackrock-village-festival)
- [St. Michael's NS Welcomes Glenveagh for Health and Safety Talk](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/health-and-safety-talk-cork) (2025-05-15): Read about the Health & Safety Talk Glenveagh organized at St. Michael's National School, in Cork.
- [H&S talk at New Inn National School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/health-safety-talk-cork) (2025-12-01): Find out all about the Health & Safety Talk the Glenveagh team delivered at New Inn National School, in Cork.
- [Jack and Jill and Glenveagh Join in Fundraising Challenge](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/jack-and-jill-and-glenveagh-join-in-fundraising-challenge) (2024-09-27): Over 30 Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Cork. Read about our fundraising success and community giving now.
- [Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh) (2024-11-29): Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival winner in Cork. Read the full story now.
- [Glenveagh Backs Sporting Excellence at Lee Regatta](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/lee-rowing-club-regatta) (2026-05-04): Glenveagh proudly supports the Lee Rowing Club regatta in Cork, celebrating sporting excellence, teamwork, and community spirit across all age groups.
- [Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/nature-hero-awards-2026): Applications are open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme. Apply now.
- [Neptune Basketball Club Championing Access for All](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/neptune-basketball-club-championing-access-for-all) (2024-09-19): We're taking a look back at some of this year's recipients of Glenveagh's Hometown Heroes funding; this time it's Neptune Basketball in Blackpool, Cork.
- [Supporting Scoil Ursula’s Annual Golf Classic](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/scoil-ursula-golf-classic) (2026-05-04): Glenveagh supports Scoil Ursula’s annual golf classic, helping raise funds and strengthen community engagement in education.
- [Supporting Ballinacurra GAA](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/supporting-ballinacurra-gaa) (2025-01-20): Glenveagh supporting Ballinacurra GAA with new training tops for the Cork club.
- [Supporting Cork Camogie in Castlemartyr](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/supporting-cork-camogie-in-castlemartyr) (2024-11-12): Glenveagh delighted to support Castlemartyr Camogie teams.
- [Supporting GAA in Ballyphenane](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/supporting-gaa-in-ballyphenane) (2024-09-30): Glenveagh are delighted to support Cork's Ballyphenane GAA with new pitch signage
- [Supporting Scoil Ursula Library Project](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/supporting-scoil-ursula-library-project): We take a look at how Glenveagh is supporting local initiatives in Cork.
- [Talking Site Safety with Midleton CBS Primary School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/talking-site-safety-with-midleton-cbs-primary-school): A look at our site safety talk with Midleton CBS Primary School.
- [Talking Site Safety with Scartleigh National School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/talking-site-safety-with-scartleigh-national-school): A look at our site safety talk with Scartleigh National School
- [Talking Site Safety with Scoil Ursula in Blackrock](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/talking-site-safety-with-scoil-ursula) (2025-10-22): A look back at our site safety talk with Scoil Ursula, in Blackrock, Cork.
- [Donabate](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Donabate and the surrounding areas.
- [Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation) (2024-10-28): The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises thousands of Euro for patient equipment.
- [Glenveagh Volunteers Join ELI's Networking Event](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/day-in-the-life-eli) (2025-06-23): Glenveagh volunteers joined ELI's Day in the Life event in Dublin, sharing career advice with young people. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh Sponsors New Team Jerseys at Donabate Community College](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/donabate-community-college-sponsorship): Glenveagh sponsors new football and tennis team jerseys at Donabate Community College, celebrating community partnership, student creativity, and school pride.
- [Glenveagh Lends Support to Donabate’s Meals on Wheels Volunteers](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/donabate-meals-on-wheels): Glenveagh supports Meals on Wheels volunteers in Donabate, helping deliver meals, care and connection to older community members.
- [Donabate Parkrun Going from Strength to Strength](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/donabate-park-run-going-from-strength-to-strength) (2024-08-09): The Donabate parkrun has been going from strength to strength, attracting locals and international visitors and tourists alike, to their Saturday morning run.
- [Glenveagh Join Jack and Jill in Fundraising Success](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/glenveagh-join-jack-and-jill-in-fundraising-success) (2024-09-27): Over 30 Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Donabate. Read about our fundraising success now.
- [Glenveagh - Supporting the Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/glenveagh-supporting-the-big-beaumont-hospital-fun-run) (2024-09-02): Join Glenveagh at the Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run and help raise vital funds for patient equipment. Register to run, jog or walk. Register now.
- [Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh) (2024-11-14): Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival competition winner. Read the full story and find out more now.
- [Proudly Supporting the LSA Peninsula Four Mile Road Race](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/lsa-peninsula-four-mile-road-race) (2025-12-16): Glenveagh proudly supports the LSA Peninsula 4 Mile Road Race in Donabate, County Dublin, promoting community participation and local sporting events.
- [Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/nature-hero-awards-2026): Applications are open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme. Apply now.
- [Nature Hero Bootcamps in Donabate](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/nature-hero-bootcamps-donabate): Glenveagh brings Nature Hero Bootcamps to Donabate schools, offering free biodiversity workshops for children. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh Sponsors St Ita’s AFC Academy Teams](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/st-ita-afc-sponsorship)
- [Glenveagh Proudly Renewing Sponsorship of St. Ita’s AFC](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/st-ita-donabate-sponsorship): Glenveagh are delighted to renew the sponsorship of St. Ita's AFC Academy Team in Donabate, supporting youth development and community football.
- [Glenveagh Continues Sponsorship of St Patrick’s GAA](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/st-patricks-gaa-donabate)
- [Summer Camp Fun with Na Fianna](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/summer-camp-fun-with-na-fianna) (2024-08-31): The Glenveagh Homes Na Fianna Summer Camps got off to a great start with a big turnout of budding GAA stars for the camps at Mobhi Road
- [Dunboyne](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Dunboyne and the surrounding areas.
- [Health & Safety Talk at St. Peter's National School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne/dunboyne-health-safety-talk): Read about the Health & Safety Talk the Glenveagh team delivered at St. Peter's National School in Dunboye.
- [Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors Announced](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne/glenveagh-gaelic4girls-ambassadors-announced) (2025-04-07): Glenveagh proudly supports the LGFA Gaelic4Girls programme in Dunboyne, bringing more girls into Gaelic football in Co. Meath. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne/maynooth-university-partnership): Glenveagh partners with Maynooth University to promote construction careers near Dunboyne, Co. Meath. Read about our academic partnership now.
- [Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne/nature-hero-awards-2026): Applications are now open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme by Glenveagh. Apply now and nominate your school.
- [Glenveagh Sponsoring St Peter’s GAA Camogie Division](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne/st-peters-gaa-camogie-division)
- [Dundalk](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dundalk-community-hub): New BER A rated homes in Dundalk, County Louth. Family-friendly community, excellent transport links and local amenities.
- [Glenveagh Sponsors Coaches’ Jackets for Dundalk Young Irelands](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dundalk-community-hub/dundalk-young-irelands-coaches-sponsorship) (2025-12-19): Glenveagh Properties proudly sponsors new coaches’ jackets for Dundalk Young Irelands GAA Club, supporting grassroots sport and the local community.
- [Glenveagh Backs Dundalk Young Irelands GFC Golf Classic](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dundalk-community-hub/dundalk-young-irelands-gfc) (2025-12-20): Glenveagh proudly sponsors the Dundalk Young Irelands GFC Golf Classic, supporting local sport and community development in County Louth.
- [Health & Safety Talk at Castletown Girls' School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dundalk-community-hub/health-safety-talk-dundalk) (2025-12-18): Find out about the Health & Safety Talk the Glenveagh team delivered at Castletown Girls' School in Dundalk, Co. Louth.
- [Furzefield](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/furzefield-community-hub): Furzefield with Glenveagh - BER A rated homes close to Dublin city centre. Excellent amenities and transport links.
- [Hollystown](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Hollystown and the surrounding areas.
- [A Look Back at the Hollystown Community Event](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/a-look-back-at-the-hollystown-community-event) (2025-04-15): A look at Glevneagh's Christmas Community Event for Residents
- [Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation) (2024-10-30): The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises thousands of Euro for patient equipment.
- [Glenveagh Hosting Careers Talk in Tyrrelstown](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/careers-talk-tyrrelstown) (2026-06-03): Discover how Glenveagh is inspiring future talent through school engagement, showcasing construction careers, apprenticeships, and professional development opportunities.
- [Glenveagh Join Jack and Jill in Fundraising Success](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/glenveagh-join-jack-and-jill-in-fundraising-success): Over 30 Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation. Read more now.
- [Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh) (2024-11-14): Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival competition winner. Read the full story and find out more now.
- [Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh Crowned Winner of 2025 Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/nature-hero-awards-2025-winner) (2025-05-19): Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh wins the 2025 Nature Hero Award, earning a €10,000 garden makeover. Read more now.
- [Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/nature-hero-awards-2026): Applications are open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity award. Apply now.
- [Tyrrelstown Joins Gaelic4Girls Sponsored by Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/tyrrelstown-joins-gaelic4girls-sponsored-by-glenveagh) (2024-09-30): Tyrrelstown Ladies Gaelic Football gets on board with Gaelic4Girls, sponsored by Glenveagh.
- [Leixlip](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Leixlip and the surrounding areas.
- [Backing Coláiste Chiaráin LGFA](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/backing-colaiste-chiarain-lgfa): Glenveagh delighted to support Coláiste Chiaráin girls' Gaelic football.
- [Glenveagh Partners with Ballyoulster United AFC to Support Academy Team](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/ballyoulster-united-afc-sponsorship) (2025-12-16): Glenveagh proudly sponsors Ballyoulster United AFC’s Academy Team, supporting youth development, community values, and grassroots football.
- [Coláiste Chiaráin Engineering Week Talk](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/colaiste-chiarain-engineering-week-talk) (2025-03-19): Engineering talks with Glenveagh at Coláiste Chiaráín
- [Esker Boxing Gets a Boost](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/esker-boxing-gets-a-boost) (2024-11-19): Glenveagh backs Esker Boxing Club through our Hometown Heroes initiative in Leixlip. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh and Jack and Jill Newbridge Join in Fundraising Success!](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/glenveagh-and-jack-and-jill-newbridge-join-in-fundraising-success) (2024-09-19): Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Newbridge, Co. Kildare. Read about our fundraising success now.
- [Health & Safety Talk at Leixlip ETNS](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/health-and-safety-talk-leixlip) (2025-06-10): Find out all about the Health & Safety Talk Glenveagh organized at Leixlip Educate Together National School.
- [Hereford Park First-Time Buyers Event](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/hereford-park-first-time-buyers-event) (2024-07-15): More than 200 people came together in the Glenroyal Hotel in Maynooth on Thursday 11th July, for Glenveagh's first-time buyer event, focussing on Hereford Park in Leixlip.
- [Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh) (2024-11-14): Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival winner in Leixlip. Read the full story now.
- [Kilcock Hurling Nursery Brings New Fans to the Game](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/kilcock-hurling-nursery-brings-new-fans-to-the-game) (2024-08-15): Glenveagh were delighted to support Kilcock GAA earlier this summer, with their fun primary schools initiative.
- [Glenveagh Enhances Community Safety with New AED in Leixlip](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/leixlip-new-aed-installation)
- [Showing Support for Leixlip GAA](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/showing-support-for-leixlip-gaa) (2024-11-21): Glenveagh delighted to support Leixlip GAA, with new pitch signage at the Kildare club.
- [Talking Site Safety with Scoil Mhuire](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/talking-site-safety-with-scoil-mhuire): A look at our site safety talk with Scoil Mhuire, Leixlip.
- [Maynooth](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Maynooth and the surrounding areas.
- [Backing Maynooth GAA](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/backing-maynooth-gaa) (2025-01-27): Glenveagh backing local GAA club in Maynooth.
- [Careers Talk at Maynooth Post Primary School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/careers-talk-maynooth-post-primarys) (2025-12-01): Find out about the Careers Talk delivered by Glenveagh at Maynooth Post Primary School.
- [Backing the Next Generation at Celbridge GAA](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/celbridge-gaa-sponsorship) (2025-06-12): Glenveagh sponsors new jerseys for Celbridge GAA U15 teams, boosting team spirit and supporting youth sports in the local community.
- [Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/glenveagh-partners-with-maynooth-university): Glenveagh partners with Maynooth University to support students and build careers in construction and property. Read the full announcement now.
- [Talking Site Safety at St. Joseph’s National School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/health-and-safety-talk-mulhussey): Glenveagh delivered a health and safety talk at St. Joseph's NS in Mulhussey, Maynooth. Read more now.
- [Supporting the Careers Fair at Kildare Town Community School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/kildare-town-careers-fair)
- [Glenveagh Sponsoring Maynooth Annual 10k Run](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/maynooth-10k-run)
- [Health & Safety Talk at Maynooth Educate Together NS](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/maynooth-educate-together-national-school) (2025-10-14): Glenveagh delivers site safety talks to pupils and teachers at Maynooth Educate Together NS. Read more now.
- [Inspiring Future Talent at Maynooth University](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/maynooth-university) (2026-06-04): Glenveagh joined Maynooth University Campus Day, where secondary school students explored campus life and completed a creative design challenge with industry mentors.
- [Supporting Maynooth University Soccer](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/supporting-maynooth-university-soccer): Glenveagh supports Maynooth University soccer teams through our Hometown Heroes initiative. Read more now.
- [Millers Glen](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/millers-glen-community-hub): Discover Miller's Glen with Glenveagh – new homes a short drive from Dublin city centre, with excellent amenities and transport links.
- [Moygaddy](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub): Discover life at Glenveagh's Moygaddy community hub in Co. Meath. Local events and updates for residents and future homebuyers.
- [Announcing sponsorship of Blackhall Gaels LGFA](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/blackhall-gaels-sponsorship) (2025-09-04): Find out how Glenveagh is supporting Blackhall Gaels LGFA during the upcoming season, from the youngest girls beginning their sporting journey to the club’s Senior team.
- [Talking Site Safety at St. Joseph’s National School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/health-and-safety-talk-mulhussey): Glenveagh delivers a health and safety talk at St. Joseph's National School in Mulhussey, Maynooth. Read about our community education programme now.
- [Glenveagh Delivers Interactive Talks in Local National Schools](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/health-safety-talks-moygaddy): Glenveagh delivers interactive site safety talks to primary school pupils and teachers in Moygaddy, Maynooth. Read about our community education work now.
- [Health & Safety Talk at Maynooth Educate Together NS](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/maynooth-educate-together-national-school) (2025-10-14): Glenveagh delivers interactive site safety talks to pupils and teachers at Maynooth Educate Together National School. Read about our community work now.
- [Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/maynooth-university-partnership): Glenveagh partners with Maynooth University to support students and build careers in construction and property. Read the full announcement now.
- [Supporting Maynooth University Soccer](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/supporting-maynooth-university-soccer): Glenveagh supports Maynooth University soccer teams through our Hometown Heroes initiative. Read more now.
- [Mullingar](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Mullingar and the surrounding areas.
- [Backing Lough Lene Gaels Coaches!](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/backing-lough-lene-gaels-coaches) (2024-12-15): Glenveagh supporting the volunteer coaches at Lough Lene Gaels, Collinstown, Co. Westmeath.
- [Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation) (2024-10-31): The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Mullingar fundraiser now.
- [Glenveagh Backing Bunbrosna GAA](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/glenveagh-backing-bunbrosna-gaa) (2024-09-26): Glenveagh supporting Bunbrosna GAA, Mullingar.
- [Glenveagh Backing Mullingar Cricket](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/glenveagh-backing-mullingar-cricket) (2025-05-01): Glenveagh showing support for cricket in Mullingar with sponsored pitch signage.
- [Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors Announced](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/glenveagh-gaelic4girls-ambassadors-announced) (2025-04-07): Glenveagh proudly supports the LGFA Gaelic4Girls programme, bringing more girls into GAA in Mullingar. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh Join Jack and Jill in Fundraising Success](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/glenveagh-join-jack-and-jill-in-fundraising-success) (2024-09-19): Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Mullingar, Co. Westmeath. Read about our fundraising success now.
- [Glenveagh Proudly Supporting Mullingar Town AFC](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/glenveagh-proudly-supporting-mullingar-town-afc) (2024-09-20): Glenveagh is delighted to support Mullingar Town AFC, sponsoring new pitch signage and coaching league jerseys for underage teams.
- [Hometown Heroes Helping Community Garden](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/hometown-heroes-helping-community-garden) (2024-09-30): Glenveagh Hometown Heroes fund helps out The Downs Community Garden in Westmeath. The award will go to enhancing the playground.
- [Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh) (2024-11-18): Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival competition winner. Read the full story and see the build now.
- [Mullingar Cricket Club Get a Boost](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/mullingar-cricket-club) (2026-07-03): Glenveagh proudly supports Mullingar Cricket Club Men's 1st Team, helping to promote grassroots sport, teamwork and community across the Midlands.
- [Glenveagh Supports Mullingar Agricultural Show](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/mullingar-show) (2026-08-01): Glenveagh proudly supports Mullingar Annual agricultural show, supporting the children's area
- [Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/nature-hero-awards-2026): Applications are open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity award. Apply now.
- [Navan](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Navan and the surrounding areas.
- [2025 Nature Heroes award winners – One Year On](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/2025-nature-heroes-award-winners) (2026-08-01): Scoil Úi Ghramnaigh National School, winners of our Nature Heroes programme in 2025.
- [Glenveagh Hometown Heroes- Backing Dunsany GAA](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/backing-dunsany-gaa) (2024-11-19): Glenveagh delighted to support Dunsany GAA Club with our Hometown Heroes fund.
- [Backing Navan Town Cosmos Girls' Football](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/backing-navan-town-cosmos-girls-football) (2025-05-01): Glenveagh supports Navan Town Cosmos FC U11 girls through our Hometown Heroes fund. Read more now.
- [Baker Hall Community Day Brings Neighbours Together](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/baker-hall-community-day) (2026-06-02): Our Baker Hall Community Day in Navan brought residents together for an afternoon of kids' yoga, nature activities, refreshments, and community spirit.
- [Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation) (2024-10-30): The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Navan fundraising event now.
- [Celebrating Navan O'Mahonys and Gaelic4Girls](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/celebrating-navan-o-mahonys-and-gaelic4girls) (2025-04-28): Glenveagh celebrates Navan O'Mahonys U11 girls through the Gaelic4Girls programme. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh Partners with OMP United FC in Navan](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/glenveagh-omp-united-fc) (2026-08-01): Glenveagh is proud to announce an exclusive development partnership with OMP United FC as sponsors of the club's U10, U12 and U13 boys jerseys.
- [Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh) (2024-11-14): Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival winner in Navan, Co. Meath. Read the full story now.
- [Health & Safety Talks in Navan](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/navan-health-safety-talks): Read about the Health & Safety Talks the Glenveagh team delivered at St. Anne's Loreto and St. Stephen's National School in Navan.
- [Glenveagh Proudly Sponsors the Navan Midsummer Festival](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/navan-midsummer-festival): Glenveagh proudly sponsored the Navan Midsummer Festival, supporting a vibrant community event that brought families, entertainment and local spirit together.
- [Glenveagh Announcing Sponsorship of Simonstown Gaels GFC](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/simonstown-gaels-gfc) (2025-12-16): Glenveagh proudly sponsors Simonstown Gaels GFC men's senior team in Co. Meath, supporting grassroots GAA in the community. Read about our backing now.
- [Supporting Navan Community First Responders](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/supporting-navan-community-first-responders): Glenveagh supports Navan First Responders with emergency equipment to help keep the community safe. Read more now.
- [Supporting Trim Tennis Club with Glenveagh Hometown Heroes](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/supporting-trim-tennis-club-with-glenveagh-hometown-heroes) (2024-08-15): Glenveagh backs Trim Tennis Club through our Hometown Heroes Fund, enhancing facilities for players. Read more now.
- [Parson Street](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/parson-street): BER A rated homes in Parson Street, Co. Kildare. Family-friendly community, excellent transport links and local amenities.
- [Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/parson-street/maynooth-university-partnership): Glenveagh partners with Maynooth University to support students and build careers in construction and property. Read the full announcement now.
- [Portlaoise](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Portlaoise and the surrounding areas.
- [Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation) (2024-10-29): The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment at Beaumont Hospital. Join us and register to take part now.
- [Careers in Construction Talk with Portlaoise Students](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/careers-in-construction-talk-with-portlaoise-students): Glenveagh Homes recently visited Scoil Chríost Rí in Portlaoise to speak with Transition Year students about careers in construction.
- [Glenveagh and Jack and Jill Portlaoise Join in Fundraising Success!](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/glenveagh-and-jack-and-jill-portlaoise-join-in-fundraising-success) (2024-09-13): Over 30 Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Portlaoise. Read about our fundraising success now.
- [Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh) (2024-11-14): Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom treehouse to the Kaleidoscope competition winner. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh Supporting Portlaoise Athletics Club](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/portlaoise-athletics-club-sponsorship): Glenveagh are proud to sponsor Portlaoise Athletics Club, which provides juvenile training from the age of 8 to 18, as well as senior training.
- [Showing Supporting for Portlaoise GAA](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/showing-supporting-for-portlaoise-gaa) (2024-11-12): Glenveagh, lending support to Portlaoise GAA.
- [Talking Site Safety with Maryborough National School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/talking-site-safety-with-maryborough-national-school): A look at our site safety talk with Maryborough National School.
- [Ratoath](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Ratoath and the surrounding areas.
- [Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors Announced](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/glenveagh-gaelic4girls-ambassadors-announced) (2025-04-07): Glenveagh proudly supports the LGFA Gaelic4Girls programme in Ratoath, Co. Meath, bringing more girls into Gaelic football. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/maynooth-university-partnership) (2026-02-09): Glenveagh partners with Maynooth University to support students and build careers in construction and property near Ratoath. Read the full announcement now.
- [Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/nature-hero-awards-2026) (2026-02-08): Applications are now open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme by Glenveagh. Apply now and nominate your school.
- [Glenveagh Backs Ratoath Athletics Club](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-athletics-club) (2026-06-03): Glenveagh proudly sponsored new throwing equipment for Ratoath Athletics Club, supporting athlete development, training opportunities, and local sport.
- [Ratoath Golden Gloves Boxing Club Gets a Boost](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-boxing) (2026-06-04): Glenveagh proudly supports Ratoath Golden Gloves Boxing Club with funding for facility renovations, helping create a better training environment for young athletes.
- [Supporting TY Students at Ratoath College](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-college) (2026-04-30): Glenveagh partners with Ratoath College for Transition Year mock interviews, helping students build CVs, confidence, and real-world interview skills.
- [Glenveagh Supporting The Venue Community Centre in Ratoath](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-community-centre) (2026-07-02): Glenveagh is proud to support The Venue Community Centre in Ratoath, helping to strengthen a vibrant community hub that serves people of all ages.
- [Health & Safety Talk at Ratoath Junior National School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-health-safety-talk) (2026-04-08): Read about the Health & Safety Talk the Glenveagh team delivered at Ratoath Junior National School.
- [New Sensory Room Opens at Ratoath NS with Glenveagh's Support](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-national-school) (2026-07-02): Glenveagh proudly supported the creation of a new sensory room at Ratoath National School, helping to provide an inclusive, calming space for pupils.
- [Glenveagh Sponsoring Ratoath Taekwondo Club](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-taekwondo-club) (2026-06-03): Glenveagh supports Ratoath Taekwondo Club with new training mats, helping improve facilities, promote community sport, and enhance member experience.
- [Sallins](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/sallins-hub): New BER A rated homes in Sallins, Co. Kildare. Family-friendly community, excellent transport links and local amenities.
- [Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors Announced](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/sallins-hub/glenveagh-gaelic4girls-ambassadors-announced) (2025-04-07): Glenveagh proudly supporting LFGA and the Gaelic4Girls programme, bringing more girls to Gaelic football.
- [Glenveagh Sponsoring Sallins GAA Senior Ladies Team](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/sallins-hub/sallins-gaa) (2026-05-06): Glenveagh proudly sponsors Sallins GAA Senior Ladies team, supporting inclusive sport, community spirit, and local talent for the upcoming season.
- [Stamullen](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/stamullen): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Stamullen and the surrounding areas.
- [Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/stamullen/nature-hero-awards-2026): Applications are open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme. Apply now.
- [Supporting Future Stars at St. Patrick's GAA Club](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/stamullen/st-patricks-gaa-stamullen) (2025-05-13): Glenveagh sponsors t-shirts and equipment for the academy team at St. Patrick’s GAA in Stamullen, supporting youth development and community sport.
- [Swords](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords): Stay up to date with the Glenveagh Swords community hub. Local events, site news and community initiatives for Swords and surrounding areas.
- [Careers Talk at Swords Community College](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/careers-talk-swords) (2025-12-01): Find out about the Careers Talk delivered by Glenveagh at Swords Community College.
- [Glenveagh Sponsors New Jerseys for Gaelscoil Bhrian Boróimhe](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/gaelscoil-bhrian-boroihme) (2026-04-30): Glenveagh supports Gaelscoil Bhrian Boróimhe with new school jerseys, promoting teamwork, confidence, and community pride among students in Swords.
- [Talking Site Safety at Broadmeadow NS, Swords](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/health-and-safety-talk-swords) (2025-10-16): Find out all about Glenveagh's Health and Safety Talk at Broadmeadow National School, in Swords.
- [H&S Talk at Swords Educate Together NS](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/health-safety-talk-swords-educate-together) (2025-12-01): Find out all about the Health & Safety Talk the Glenveagh team delivered at Swords Educate Together National School, in Swords.
- [Health & Safety Talk at Holy Family National School](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/holy-family-national-school) (2026-07-02): Glenveagh visited Holy Family National School to teach construction site safety, providing pupils with safety resources and important awareness.
- [Local School Engagement in Swords](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/local-school-engagement-in-swords) (2025-03-12): Glenveagh engages with local schools in Swords through safety talks and community initiatives. Read more now.
- [Community Spirit in Full Swing at Miller's Glen](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/millers-glen-resident-association) (2026-07-30): Glenveagh was delighted to support the Miller's Glen Residents Association with their new community initiative.
- [Nature Hero Bootcamps On Their Way!](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/nature-hero-bootcamps-on-their-way) (2025-03-11): Find out about Nature Hero bootcamps coming to local schools.
- [Sharing site safety message with students in Swords](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/sharing-site-safety-message-with-students-in-swords) (2026-07-30): Glenveagh was delighted to visit schools in Swords to discuss staying safe near construction sites
- [Backing the Future: St. Colmcilles Nursery Academy Gets a Boost](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/st-colmcilles-nursery-academy-sponsorhip): Glenveagh Homes sponsors St Colmcilles GFC Nursery Academy, boosting support for young players aged 4 years upwards.
- [Glenveagh Sponsors New Basketball Jerseys for Swords Community College](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/swords-community-college-sponsorship) (2025-06-04): Glenveagh sponsors new basketball jerseys for Swords Community College, boosting team spirit and supporting youth sports in the local community.
- [Glenveagh Sponsors U8 Girls Team at Swords Manor FC](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/swords-manor-fc-sponsorship): Glenveagh sponsors the U8 girls team at Swords Manor FC, supporting grassroots football and empowering the next generation of female players.
- [Corporate Support in Action: Glenveagh Sponsors Swords Tidy Towns](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/swords-tidy-towns-sponsorship) (2025-07-08): Glenveagh sponsors hi-vis vests, litter pickers, plants and biodiversity signs for Swords Tidy Towns, supporting local volunteers and environmental initiatives in the community.
- [Trim](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim): Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Trim and the surrounding areas.
- [Glenveagh Hometown Heroes- Backing Dunsany GAA](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/backing-dunsany-gaa): Glenveagh backs Dunsany GAA Club through our Hometown Heroes Fund in Co. Meath, supporting this historic community club. Read about our backing now.
- [Backing Trim Tennis Club with Glenveagh Hometown Heroes](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/backing-trim-tennis-club-with-glenveagh-hometown-heroes): Glenveagh delighted to support Trim Tennis club with our Hometown Heroes fund.
- [Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation) (2024-10-30): The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Trim fundraising event now.
- [Hometown Heroes Support for Trim Celtic](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/glenveagh-hometown-heroes-support-for-trim-celtic) (2024-09-30): Glenveagh backs Trim Celtic AFC via our Hometown Heroes Fund, supporting youth football in Co. Meath. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh Join Jack and Jill in Fundraising Success](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/glenveagh-join-jack-and-jill-in-fundraising-success) (2024-09-20)
- [Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh) (2024-11-14): Dermot Bannon presents young Kaleidoscope competition winner with custom made treehouse from Glenveagh.
- [Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh Crowned Winner of 2025 Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/nature-hero-awards-2025-winner) (2025-05-19): Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh wins the 2025 Nature Hero Award, earning a €10,000 garden makeover. Read more now.
- [New Glenveagh Ad Campaign with a Focus on Community](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/new-glenveagh-ad-campaign-with-a-focus-on-community) (2024-10-14): Glenveagh's latest "Love Where You Live" campaign focussing on our work with local communities, is now running in cinemas, on TV, outdoor advertising, on social media and our website.
- [Supporting Skryne Tara AFC with Glenveagh Hometown Heroes](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/supporting-skryne-tara-afc-with-glenveagh-hometown-heroes): Glenveagh delighted to support Skryne Tara AFC with our Hometown Heroes fund.
- [Supporting Sport at Trim Educate Together](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/supporting-sport-at-trim-educate-together) (2025-05-01): Glenveagh delighted to support Trim Educate Together National School athletics teams.

## Corporate, investors & careers

- [Home](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate): Explore corporate information, investor relations, ESG reporting and careers at Glenveagh Properties PLC, one of Ireland's largest homebuilders.
- [Investors](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/-investors): Access Glenveagh Properties investor relations resources. Financial results, regulatory news, share price data and investor events. Visit our investor hub.
- [Sustainability](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/-sustainability): Explore Glenveagh's environmental and ESG strategy. View our Science-Based Targets commitment, ISO certifications, and Net Zero Transition Plan.
- [About us](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/about-us): Learn about Glenveagh Properties, one of Ireland's largest homebuilders. Discover our story, our values and how we deliver quality new homes nationwide.
- [Corporate Governance](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/about-us/corporate-governance): We recognise that our success in delivering to both external and internal stakeholders requires an ongoing commitment to the highest standards of corporate governance.
- [Our Leadership](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/about-us/corporate-management): Meet the Glenveagh corporate management team driving Ireland's leading homebuilder. Learn about our board of directors and executive leadership.
- [Our Strategy](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/about-us/our-strategy): We do not compromise on quality. We build homes that last, are energy efficient, and are designed for the way that people live today.
- [What We Do](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/about-us/what-we-do): Our vision: to deliver more quality homes for more people across Ireland, underpinned by Science-Based Targets and a published Net Zero Transition Plan.
- [Careers](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/careers): Join Glenveagh’s award-winning team and build your career in Ireland’s leading homebuilder. Explore exciting roles, great benefits, and opportunities today.
- [Careers Graduate Programme](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/careers/graduate-programme): Launch your career with Glenveagh’s graduate programme. Gain hands-on experience, work on live projects and develop real skills with Ireland’s leading homebuilder.
- [Recruitment Process](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/careers/interview-process): Learn about the Glenveagh interview process and what to expect when applying for a role. Join a team that builds Ireland's future homes. View careers now.
- [Community Hubs](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/community-hubs): Discover Glenveagh community hubs across Ireland. Local events, resident news and everything happening near your new home. Find your local hub now.
- [The Foundations Programme](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/foundations): Discover Glenveagh's Foundations Programme, combining hands-on apprenticeships with training in modern construction methods to build careers in Ireland's construction industry.
- [Health and Safety Training](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/health-and-safety): Health and Safety
- [Land Partnerships](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/land): Realise the potential of your land. If you're a land owner with zoned land ready for development, we're ready to talk about a Development Partnership.
- [Love Where You Work](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/love-where-you-work): Explore careers at Glenveagh and build homes and thriving communities across Ireland. View vacancies now.
- [Nature Hero Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/nature-hero-awards): The Nature Hero Awards celebrate biodiversity in Irish schools. Discover past winners and how to nominate your school. Read more now.
- [News](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news): Latest corporate news from Glenveagh,
- [Our Communities](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities): Explore Glenveagh's communities across Ireland. From community hubs to local events, discover what's happening near your new Glenveagh home. View all.
- [Charity](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/charity): We invest in local communities with nationally backed, locally focused charity initiatives that will directly impact those living in our communities.
- [Education](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/education): We invest in education in our communities, partnering with local schools to build lasting relationships to benefit children and young people. Learn more.
- [Health & Wellbeing](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/health-wellbeing): We support many health and wellbeing initiatives and community groups where we build, especially those providing vital services on a voluntary basis.
- [Terms and conditions: Meath Chronicle competition for Kaleidoscope tickets](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/kaleidoscope-ts-and-cs)
- [Local Economy](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/local-economy): We strive to support local businesses in all areas where we build. From employment to local living, we support the local economy in every way we can.
- [Sports & Fitness](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/sports-and-fitness): We build communities where our residents want to live, play, work and enjoy living and we support community sports and fitness initiatives.
- [Sustainability](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/sustainability): We support biodiversity in the communities where we build. Learn about our planting programmes, pollinator plans, and wildlife zones.
- [Shareholder Privacy Notice](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/shareholder-privacy-notice): Read Glenveagh's shareholder privacy notice and learn how we protect personal data under GDPR and Irish data law. Read more now.
- [Sustainability](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/sustainability): Explore Glenveagh's environmental and ESG strategy. View our Science-Based Targets commitment, ISO certifications, and Net Zero Transition Plan.
- [What We Do](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/what-we-do): Our vision: to deliver more quality homes for more people across Ireland, underpinned by Science-Based Targets and a published Net Zero Transition Plan.

## Land partnership guides

- [Building Value Together](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/land/guides/building-value-together)
- [Is Your Land Ready for Development](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/land/guides/is-your-land-ready-for-development)
- [Residential Zoned Land Tax](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/land/guides/residential-zoned-land-tax)
- [The Planning Process Explained](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/land/guides/the-planning-process-explained)

## News

- [Step Inside My Home: Danielle's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/danielle-customer-testimonial) (2026-10-21)
- [Step Inside My Home: Emma's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/emma-customer-testimonial) (2026-10-20)
- [Step Inside My Home: Hanna's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/hanna-customer-testimonial) (2026-10-19)
- [What Does The Future of Housing Look Like?](https://glenveagh.ie/news/the-future-of-living): Glenveagh CEO shares the vision for modern, affordable communities across Ireland. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Rebecca's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/rebecca-customer-testimonial) (2026-08-16)
- [Step Inside My Home: Kunal's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/kunal-customer-testimonial) (2026-08-14)
- [Step Inside My Home: Frazer and Olivia's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/frazer-olivia-customer-testimonial) (2026-08-13)
- [Step Inside My Home: Kirby's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/kirby-customer-testimonial) (2026-08-12)
- [Step Inside My Home: Dhruv's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/dhruv-customer-testimonial) (2026-08-06)
- [How You Can Make Huge Savings In Energy Consumption](https://glenveagh.ie/news/dermot-and-claire): Claire Irwin shares expert energy-saving tips with Dermot Bannon on how to cut costs in your new home. Watch now.
- [What Financial Supports Are Out There For You?](https://glenveagh.ie/news/klark-and-shaira): Klark and Shaira explore the financial supports available to first-time buyers in Ireland with Dermot Bannon. Watch now.
- [What's Most Important For Young Families Looking For a New Home?](https://glenveagh.ie/news/vanessa): Vanessa shares with Dermot Bannon what a young family needs most when choosing a new home. Watch now.
- [Could Your Home Make You Money?](https://glenveagh.ie/news/why-gv-want-you-to-lwyl): Glenveagh CEO and Dermot Bannon explore how an A-rated new home could be a smart investment. Watch now.
- [Mistakes To Avoid As A Self-Employed First-Time Buyer](https://glenveagh.ie/news/zach-and-shauna-part-2): Self-employed first-time buyers Zach and Shauna share the key mortgage mistakes to avoid in Ireland. Watch now.
- [What's Important About The Local Area?](https://glenveagh.ie/news/zach-and-shauna): Zach, Shauna and Dermot Bannon explore what matters most about location when choosing a new home. Watch now.
- [Step Inside My Home: John's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/customer-testimonial-john) (2026-04-28)
- [Step Inside My Home: Laura's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/laura-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-21)
- [Step Inside My Home: Casey's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/casey-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-14)
- [Step Inside My Home: Hannah's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/hannah-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-13)
- [Step Inside My Home: James and Wendy's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/james-wendy-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-12): Read James and Wendy's Glenveagh homeowner story, how they found their perfect new home and what life is like in the community. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Emma and Kev's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/emma-kev-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-10): Read Emma and Kev's Glenveagh homeowner story, how they found their perfect new home and what life is like in a Glenveagh community. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Fintan's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/fintan-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-09): Read Fintan's Glenveagh homeowner story, how he found his new home and what life is like in the community. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Bryan's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/bryan-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-08): Read Bryan's Glenveagh homeowner story, how he found his perfect new home and what life is like in a thriving Glenveagh community. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Letticia's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/letticia-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-07): Read Letticia's Glenveagh homeowner story, how she found her new home and what life is like in the community. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Simran and Kshidij's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/simran-kshidij-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-06): Read Simran and Kshidij's Glenveagh homeowner story, how they found their new home and what community life is like. Read more.
- [Step Inside My Home: David's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/david-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-03): Read David's Glenveagh homeowner story, how he found his new home and what life is like in the community. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Lisa's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/lisa-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-02): Read Lisa's Glenveagh homeowner story, how she found her new home and what life is like in the community. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Grace's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/grace-customer-testimonial) (2026-04-01): Read Grace's Glenveagh homeowner story, how she found her new home and what life is like in the community. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: The Sharma Family's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/sharma-family-customer-testimonial) (2026-03-31): Read the Sharma family's Glenveagh homeowner story, how they found their new home and what community life is like. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Rob and Ryan's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/rob-ryan-customer-testimonial) (2026-03-29): Read Rob and Ryan's Glenveagh homeowner story, how they found their new home and what community life is like. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Ruth's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/ruth-customer-testimonial) (2026-03-27): Read Ruth's Glenveagh homeowner story. How she found her new home and what life is like in a thriving community. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Bill and Allison's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/bill-allison-customer-testimonial) (2026-03-18): Read Bill and Allison's Glenveagh homeowner story. How they found their new home and what community life is like. Read more now.
- [Step Inside My Home: Conor's Story](https://glenveagh.ie/news/conor-customer-testimonial) (2026-03-05): Read Conor's Glenveagh homeowner story. How he found his new home and what life is like in a Glenveagh community. Read more now.
- [Love Where You Live: Cork - Episode 1](https://glenveagh.ie/news/love-where-you-live-cork-episode-1) (2025-09-10): Join Eoin Cadogan and Izzy Bartak-Healy as they explore the heart of Blackrock, Cork to see what life is really like as a local.
- [Love Where You Live: Cork - Episode 2](https://glenveagh.ie/news/love-where-you-live-cork-episode-2) (2025-09-09): Join Eoin Cadogan and Izzy Bartak-Healy as they explore the wonders of Blackrock and discover the endless opportunities for sport, activities and fun right on your doorstep.
- [Love Where You Live: Cork - Episode 3](https://glenveagh.ie/news/love-where-you-live-cork-episode-3) (2025-09-08): Join Izzy Bartak-Healy and Eoin Cadogan as they find out how much you could be saving every month if you were buying rather than renting in Blackrock, Cork.
- [Love Where You Live: Cork - Episode 4](https://glenveagh.ie/news/love-where-you-live-cork-episode-4) (2025-09-07): Join Eoin Cadogan and Izzy Bartak-Healy as they discover all the amenities and attractions in Blackrock, Cork. They're kicking off with the Marina Market, Cork's largest indoor market.
- [What happens after the sale has been agreed?](https://glenveagh.ie/news/what-happens-after-sale-agreed) (2024-11-19): Finish the final steps to owning your own home with our tips for first time buyers on completing a purchase. Learn the do’s and don’ts of a sale.
- [How the Starter Home Purchase Scheme Can Help You Buy a Home](https://glenveagh.ie/news/starter-home-purchase-scheme-faqs) (2024-10-23): Find out how the Starter Home Purchase Scheme can help you buy a home in Ireland. Glenveagh explains eligibility, savings and how to apply. Read our guide.
- [From deals to documents: a first-time buyers guide to mortgage applications](https://glenveagh.ie/news/a-guide-to-mortgage-applications) (2024-09-30): Putting in your first mortgage application? Don't feel overwhelmed. We'll tell you exactly how to cover all the basics, so nothing's left out.
- [The ABCs of mortgages for first-time buyers](https://glenveagh.ie/news/abcs-of-mortgages) (2024-08-01): If you're a first-ime buyer, you may have a lot of questions about mortgages. Here's a few of the basics you'll need to know before you start.
- [Getting ready to buy a home: a simple guide for first-time buyers](https://glenveagh.ie/news/getting-ready-to-buy-a-home-a-simple-guide-for-first-time-buyers) (2024-07-01): Buying your first home is one of the most exciting things you can do, but there are some costs you need to keep in mind too.
- [How to design a comfortable home office](https://glenveagh.ie/news/home-office-design) (2024-06-13): It seems that working from home – at least on occasion – is here to stay. Use these tips and tricks to design a home office that works for you.
- [The advantages of buying through a large home builder](https://glenveagh.ie/news/the-advantages-of-buying-through-a-large-home-builder) (2024-06-06): Want to buy a new home? You have a few choices - but not all of them are the right ones. From affordable small housing developments to building your own from scratch, there are many tempting options which may lead you down a path you could regret.
- [Everything you need to know about mortgage interest rates](https://glenveagh.ie/news/best-mortgage-rates-for-first-time-buyers) (2024-05-29): There are different types of mortgages available when buying your first home. Knowing the options can help save you money years down the line.
- [How to organise and personalise your living room](https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-organise-and-personalise-your-living-room) (2024-05-27): Create an inviting space that speaks to your style and fits your budget with this living room interior design guide.
- [A step-by-step guide to closing the sale on your home](https://glenveagh.ie/news/completing-the-purchase-of-a-house) (2024-05-16): There's lots to do – and sign – when you buy a home. This article outlines all the paperwork you need to complete to make your purchase official.
- [Schools Embrace Nature Hero Bootcamps](https://glenveagh.ie/news/nature-hero-bootcamps) (2024-05-09): Glenveagh's Nature Hero Bootcamps bring free biodiversity workshops to primary schools across Ireland. Read more now.
- [How to save a deposit for your new home](https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-save-a-deposit-for-your-new-home) (2024-04-29): Saving for a deposit for a home is no mean feat. But you don't need to swear off all worldly pleasures to get there. So how can you get started?
- [Episode 5 - The Big Decision](https://glenveagh.ie/news/episode-5-the-big-decision) (2024-04-04): In the finale, first-time buyers make their decision between new build and doer-upper. Watch now.
- [Episode 4 - The Financial Advice](https://glenveagh.ie/news/episode-4-the-financial-advice) (2024-04-03): In Episode 4, Ronan Lyons helps first-time buyers navigate the financial decision. Watch now.
- [Episode 3 - The New Build](https://glenveagh.ie/news/episode-3-the-new-build) (2024-04-02): In Episode 3, first-time buyers explore a BER A-rated Glenveagh new build. Is new build the right choice? Watch now.
- [Episode 2 - The Doer-Upper](https://glenveagh.ie/news/episode-2-the-doer-upper) (2024-04-01): In Episode 2, Dermot Bannon helps first-time buyers explore a doer-upper. New build or fixer-upper? Watch now.
- [Episode 1 - The First-Time Buyers](https://glenveagh.ie/news/episode-1-the-first-time-buyers) (2024-03-31): In Episode 1, Dermot Bannon meets first-time buyers to explore the homebuying decision. Watch now.
- [Buying a House in 2023: How to Save for a Deposit](https://glenveagh.ie/news/saving-for-a-deposit): So you're looking to buy a house in 2023? We break down how you can make saving for a deposit a bit easier.
- [The hidden costs of buying a house](https://glenveagh.ie/news/hidden-costs-of-buying-a-house) (2023-12-01): Behind the asking price of any home for sale are the hidden costs. Don't get caught out by these legal fees, taxes and insurance premiums.
- [How to organise your kitchen for maximum functionality](https://glenveagh.ie/news/kitchen-organisation-tips) (2023-12-01): Organising your kitchen will ensure you can cook all your favourite dishes with ease. This step-by-step guide will help you maximise its functionality.
- [How to choose a home that'll suit your needs now and in the future - from garden size to layout](https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-choose-a-home-that-ll-suit-your-needs-now-and-in-the-future-from-garden-size-to-layout) (2023-12-01): If you're house hunting and plan to stay in your new place long-term, you’ll need to think about the future as well as the present. We spoke to an estate agent and an architect to get their advice.
- [How do I decorate on a small budget? Your home design questions, answered by an expert](https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-do-i-decorate-on-a-small-budget-your-home-design-questions-answered-by-an-expert) (2023-12-01): New place? Take it room by room, says Aoife Tobin of Style So Simple. Last year, we set out to understand how first time buyers in Ireland felt about a range of topics with a survey and a series of interactive polls. You shared your feelings with us on everything from house prices to to the design features you wanted in your new home. Today’s topic: finding a home with a design that suits your needs – and furnishing it in a way that suits your budget.
- [Looking to buy a new build? Here's how to spot a great development - and be first in line for updates](https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-spot-a-great-development) (2023-12-01): Two homebuying experts share their advice. We spoke to Josh Maguire of The House Architects to hear his advice for spotting a great development early on, as well as Glenveagh Homes’ Eamon Gavigan about how buyers can be first in the queue when it comes to new homes.
- [New to gardening? Here are some top tips for beginners](https://glenveagh.ie/news/getting-started-with-gardening) (2023-12-01): The first step in growing a successful thriving garden is to plan, prepare and plant with care.
- [How to create a bedroom where you’ll always feel relaxed with designer Aoife Tobin](https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-create-a-bedroom-where-you-ll-always-feel-relaxed) (2023-12-01): How to create a bedroom where you’ll always feel relaxed. Interior designer Aoife Tobin from at Style So Simple shares her expertise.
- [How to get that 'Show-Home Look'](https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-get-the-showhouse-look) (2023-12-01): Show homes are often well coordinated and fitted out with luxe furnishings. There's always a strong theme and design direction which runs throughout. They are dressed to create a mood and to instil desire. They somehow look bigger, brighter and warmer. In order to achieve the show house look, we have broken down how we did it in sections.
- [Lighting, layout and storage: What makes a great kitchen? We spoke with 3 designers to find out](https://glenveagh.ie/news/lighting-layout-and-storage-what-makes-a-great-kitchen-we-spoke-with-3-designers-to-find-out) (2023-12-01): Once upon a time, kitchens were used solely for cooking and eating. Today, they are the heart of the home for the entire family. Hosting everything from homework to midnight snacks to social occasions, the role of the kitchen is a hugely important one. And if it’s your first home, there are even more decisions to be made. So how do you know when you’ve spotted a good kitchen while house hunting? We spoke to three interiors experts to discover the ingredients of a good kitchen – from the smartest layout to the best materials.
- [How many houses should I view? 5 big questions from a first-time buyer, tackled by an expert](https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-many-houses-should-i-view-5-big-questions-from-a-first-time-buyer-tackled-by-an-expert) (2023-12-01): From figuring out your budget to deciding on a location, buying your first home is a hugely personal experience.
- [How can a solicitor support you during the homebuying process?](https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-solicitors-support-the-home-buying-process) (2023-05-20): If you're buying a house in Ireland, you'll need the professional help of a solicitor to arrange the searches and contracts. Here's how to find the right one for you.
- [Glenveagh Staff Volunteer at Alone Housing Facility](https://glenveagh.ie/news/glenveagh-staff-volunteer-at-alone-housing-facility) (2022-03-25): Glenveagh employees spent the morning in Dublin city centre, volunteering at charity partner, ALONE’s Housing Facility as part of a Maintenance Volunteering Day. 18 Glenveagh staff volunteered on the day, helping with tasks such as painting, gardening, and general maintenance. This charity day was part of a wider charity work which has seen Glenveagh employees raise €18,701 in fundraising efforts over the past year
- [‘There’s Always Time for a Chat’: Locals on What Makes Balbriggan a Great Place to Live](https://glenveagh.ie/news/locals-on-what-makes-balbriggan-a-great-place-to-live) (2022-03-02): The north Dublin coastal town of Balbriggan is a thriving community, with a wealth of amenities, beautiful beaches and a busy fishing harbour. For Caroline Lazarin, who opened Cabana Café with her husband Rodrigo in 2019, the welcoming nature of the locals is what makes Balbriggan such a great place to live or work.
- [Clare and Meath stars unveiled as new Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls ambassadors](https://glenveagh.ie/news/clare-and-meath-stars-unveiled-as-new-glenveagh-homes-gaelic4girls-ambassadors) (2022-02-07): CLARE’S Laurie Ryan and Meath’s TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship winner Emma Duggan are today unveiled as new ambassadors for the LGFA’s Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls programme.
- [How to design a multi-purpose living area in your new home, according to the experts](https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-design-a-multi-purpose-living-area-in-your-new-home-according-to-the-experts) (2021-11-03): Long gone is the single function ‘good room’ – nowadays living areas are expected to work for everything. So what should you do when you’ve moved into your new home and have a blank canvas to work it? We spoke to two interior designers to hear their expert advice for creating a living space that works for you.
- [Jack & Jill Founder Celebrates his Milestone Birthday with a Fundraiser](https://glenveagh.ie/news/jack-and-jill-founder-celebrates-his-milestone-birthday-with-a-fundraiser) (2021-06-18): On June 21st, Jack & Jill Founder Jonathan Irwin celebrates his 80th Birthday and as part of the celebrations, is seeking help to raise funds for the Jack and Jill Children's Foundation
- [Glenveagh Homes supports Newbridge Community First Responders](https://glenveagh.ie/news/glenveagh-homes-supports-newbridge-community-first-responders) (2021-06-17): Glenveagh are proud to support such a vital service and a great group of volunteers in the Newbridge community by installing a new defibrillator in Newbridge at the Gables Guest House and Leisure Centre.
- [Glenveagh supports 10th annual June Fest in Newbridge](https://glenveagh.ie/news/glenveagh-supports-10th-annual-june-fest-in-newbridge) (2021-06-10): June Fest is a community celebration focused on family fun and local engagement. The festival celebrates and promotes music, arts, culture, nature, sports, heritage, and history by hosting events in Newbridge and the surrounding area. Regular festival highlights include: Yarn Bomb in the Liffey Linear Park, Bands on The Bank, Musical Gigs, Art and Writing competitions, Exhibitions, Family Fun Day, History/Heritage Seminars, Solstice on The Liffey.
- [Glenveagh Homes launches new charity partnerships with Jack & Jill and ALONE](https://glenveagh.ie/news/glenveagh-homes-launches-new-charity-partnerships-with-jack-and-jill-and-alone) (2021-05-10): Learn about Glenveagh Homes national charity partnerships and how they benefit local communities everywhere we build.
- [Spacious, bright and convenient: three-bed family homes with great transport links from €250k](https://glenveagh.ie/news/spacious-bright-and-convenient-three-bed-family-homes-with-great-transport-links-from-eur250k) (2021-03-10): Located just outside the busy town of Tullamore, Co Offaly, the new development from Glenveagh Homes includes a selection of three-bedroom houses which are currently available to view by appointment.

## Corporate news

- [Glenveagh and Maynooth University strengthen industry engagement through Building Futures partnership](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-and-maynooth-university-strengthen-industry-engagement-through-building-futures) (2026-10-08)
- [Budget 2027 provides continued certainty the homebuilding sector requires – Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/budget-2027-provides-continued-certainty-the-homebuilding-sector-requires-glenveagh) (2026-10-06)
- [Little hands, lasting change: Nature Hero Awards invite schools to make a difference](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/little-hands-lasting-change-nature-hero-awards-invite-schools-to-make-a-difference) (2026-09-28)
- [Galway school crowned Ireland’s 2026 Nature Hero as schools nationwide champion biodiversity](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/galway-school-crowned-ireland-s-2026-nature-hero-as-schools-nationwide-champion-biodiversity)
- [Glenveagh Properties plc publishes Interim Results for H1 2026](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-properties-plc-publishes-interim-results-for-h1-2026) (2026-09-10)
- [Inaugural Glenveagh homebuilding report sets out priorities for scaling up housing delivery](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/inaugural-glenveagh-homebuilding-report-sets-out-priorities-for-scaling-up-housing-delivery) (2026-08-31)
- [Glenveagh secures Enterprise Ireland funding to support scaling of modern methods of construction manufacturing](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/enterprise-ireland-funding) (2026-08-19)
- [Glenveagh welcomes new planning bill](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-welcomes-new-planning-bill) (2026-07-01)
- [Building Futures Together: Maynooth University, Glenveagh, and Partners Support Local Students](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/building-futures-together-maynooth-university-glenveagh-and-partners-support-local-students) (2026-06-05)
- [Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-partners-with-maynooth-university-to-support-students-and-build-careers-in): Glenveagh and Maynooth University partner to support students and build careers in construction. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh’s Science-Based Targets Verified by SBTi](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveaghs-science-based-targets-verified-by-sbti): Glenveagh's science-based targets are formally verified by the SBTi, a key milestone in our net zero journey. Read more now.
- [AGM Trading Update - 2 May 2024](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/agm-trading-update-2-may-2024): Read Glenveagh's AGM trading update from 2 May 2024, covering delivery progress and full-year outlook. Read the announcement now.
- [Full Year Results 2024](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-results-2024): Read Glenveagh's full year results for 2024. Units delivered, revenue and strategic outlook from Ireland's leading homebuilder. Read more.
- [Glenveagh issues trading update as it boosts funding with debt refinancing](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-issues-trading-update-as-it-boosts-funding-with-debt-refinancing) (2026-05-15)
- [Glenveagh hosts local community day event at Baker Hall, Navan](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-hosts-local-community-day-event-at-baker-hall-navan) (2026-05-12)
- [Last chance to enter Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s first standalone outdoor learning awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/last-chance-to-enter-nature-hero-awards-ireland-s-first-standalone-outdoor-learning-awards) (2026-04-27)
- [Full Year Results 2025](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-results-2025) (2026-03-13)
- [Glenveagh announces new charity partnership with Barretstown and Women’s Aid](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-announces-new-charity-partnership-with-barretstown-and-women-s-aid) (2026-01-29): Glenveagh announces new charity partnerships with Barretstown and Women's Aid, supporting families across Ireland. Read the full announcement now.
- [Full Year Trading Statement 2025](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-trading-statement-2025) (2026-01-15): Read Glenveagh's full year trading statement for 2025. Key highlights, performance metrics and strategic outlook from Ireland's leading homebuilder.
- [Action plan to accelerate infrastructure essential for homebuilding and future health of the economy](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/action-plan-to-accelerate-infrastructure-essential-for-homebuilding-and-future-health-of-the) (2025-12-03): Glenveagh calls for an action plan to accelerate infrastructure delivery essential for homebuilding. Read more now.
- [Public back changes to planning system to allow for faster infrastructure delivery according to new research from Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/public-back-changes-to-planning-system-to-allow-for-faster-infrastructure-delivery-according-to) (2025-11-27): New research shows public support for faster planning and infrastructure delivery in Ireland. Read Glenveagh's full statement now.
- [Glenveagh welcomes updated Housing for All plan as positive step toward unlocking homebuilding](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-welcomes-updated-housing-for-all-plan-as-positive-step-toward-unlocking-homebuilding) (2025-11-13): Glenveagh welcomes the updated Housing for All plan as a positive step toward unlocking homebuilding in Ireland. Read more now.
- [Budget 2026 measures will support in addressing cost of building new homes – Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/budget-2026-measures-will-support-in-addressing-cost-of-building-new-homes-glenveagh) (2025-10-07): Glenveagh welcomes Budget 2026 measures to address the cost of building new homes in Ireland. Read our full statement now.
- [Nature Hero Awards Opens Applications for 2026](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/nature-hero-awards-opens-applications-for-2026) (2025-09-30): Applications are now open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme. Apply now.
- [Interim Results 2025](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/interim-results-2025) (2025-09-25): Glenveagh's H1 2025 interim results. Financial performance, units delivered and strategic priorities. Read the full report now.
- [Glenveagh to host first dedicated Careers in Construction Day in Maynooth](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-to-host-first-dedicated-careers-in-construction-day-in-maynooth) (2025-09-10): Glenveagh hosts its first dedicated Careers in Construction Day in Maynooth, opening doors for students. Read more now.
- [AGM Trading Update May 2025](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/agm-trading-update-may-2025) (2025-05-22): Read Glenveagh's AGM trading update for May 2025. Delivery progress, performance highlights and full-year outlook. Read more.
- [Meet Dinu and Jefferson from our Construction Programme Team](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/building-something-special-episode-3) (2025-01-28): Dinu and Jefferson talk about feeling at home in Glenveagh.
- [January Trading Statement 2024](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/january-trading-statement-2024) (2025-01-10): Read Glenveagh's January 2024 trading statement. Delivery outlook and market commentary. Read the full announcement now.
- [Meet Hilda and Niamh from our Administration Team](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/embracing-communities) (2024-12-19): Hilda and Niamh reflect on embracing all communities in the workplace.
- [Glenveagh Properties wins at County Kildare Chamber Business Awards](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-properties-wins-at-county-kildare-chamber-business-awards) (2024-11-18): Glenveagh Properties recognised at the County Kildare Chamber Business Awards. Read about the award and what it means for the region. Read more.
- [Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at Glenveagh](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/equity-diversity-and-inclusion-at-glenveagh) (2024-09-17): Glenveagh's commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion covers our initiatives and programmes across the business. Read more now.
- [Interim Results 2024](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/interim-results-2024) (2024-09-05): Glenveagh's H1 2024 interim results. Financial performance, units delivered and strategic priorities. Read the full report now.
- [Glenveagh calls on construction industry to do “much more” to encourage diversity and inclusion in the industry](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-calls-on-construction-industry-to-do-much-more-to-encourage-diversity-and-inclusion-in) (2024-08-13): Glenveagh calls on construction industry to do “much more” to encourage diversity and inclusion in the industry
- [Minister O’Donovan Announces Commitment to Upskilling in Construction Sector with New Modern Methods of Construction Initiative](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/minister-o-donovan-announces-commitment-to-upskilling-in-construction-sector-with-new-modern) (2024-07-29): Minister O'Donovan announces a commitment to upskilling in Ireland's construction sector with new modern apprenticeships. Read Glenveagh's response now.
- [H1 Trading Statement 2024](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/h1-trading-statement-2024) (2024-07-04): Read Glenveagh's H1 2024 trading statement, covering first-half performance highlights and full-year outlook. Read more now.
- [Meet Karl Greene, Trainee Site Manager](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/employee-web-series-episode-1) (2024-07-01): Meet Karl Greene, Trainee Site Manager at Glenveagh. Discover what it's like to build a career in construction here. Read more.
- [SETU and Glenveagh partner on Women in STEM scholarships](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/setu-and-glenveagh-partner-on-women-in-stem-scholarships) (2024-05-21): Glenveagh and SETU announce a partnership supporting Women in STEM scholarships for diversity in construction. Read more now.
- [Full Year Results 2023](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-results-2023) (2024-02-28): Publication of full year financial results for the year ending 31 December 2023 for Glenveagh Properties plc
- [January Trading Statement 2023](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/january-trading-statement-2023) (2024-01-10): January trading statement from Glenveagh Properties plc
- [Sod turning marks the start of construction of over 850 new homes](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/sod-turning-marks-the-start-of-construction-of-over-850-new-homes) (2023-12-18): Glenveagh marks the start of construction on over 850 new homes across Ireland. Read the full announcement and find out where these homes will be built.
- [Interim Results 2023](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/interim-results-2023) (2023-09-14): Glenveagh's H1 2023 interim results cover financial performance, units delivered and strategic priorities. Read the full report now.
- [Glenveagh Transitioning to Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) on sites](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-transitioning-to-hydrotreated-vegetable-oil-hvo-on-sites) (2023-08-23): Glenveagh transitions to Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil on all sites, significantly reducing carbon emissions. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh Appoints New Independent Non-Executive Director](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/appointment-of-new-independent-non-executive-director-to-glenveagh-board) (2023-07-03): Glenveagh Properties announces the appointment of a new independent non-executive director to its board. Read the full announcement.
- [Glenveagh Launches Net Zero Transition Plan](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-launches-net-zero-transition-plan) (2023-03-02): Glenveagh Properties launches its Net Zero Transition Plan with science-based targets and a clear roadmap to 2050. Read more now.
- [Full Year Results 2022](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-results-2022) (2023-03-01): Read Glenveagh's full year results for 2022, including units delivered, revenue and strategic outlook from Ireland's leading homebuilder. Read more.
- [January Trading Statement 2022](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-trading-statement-2022) (2023-01-05): Read Glenveagh's full year trading statement for 2022, covering delivery volumes and market commentary. Read the announcement now.
- [Glenveagh signs Business in the Community's 'Low Carbon Pledge'](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/low-carbon-pledge) (2022-12-21): Glenveagh signs Business in the Community Ireland's emissions reduction pledge. Find out more about our corporate commitments and verified targets.
- [Glenveagh Properties PLC Announces its Interim Results for 2022](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-properties-plc-announces-its-interim-results-for-2022) (2022-09-14): Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") a leading Irish homebuilder announces its Interim Results for the period ended 30 June 2022.
- [Glenveagh acquires major timber frame housing manufacturer to accelerate delivery of new homes](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-acquires-major-timber-frame-housing-manufacturer-to-accelerate-delivery-of-new-homes) (2022-09-08): A post announcing the recent acquisition by leading Irish homebuilder, Glenveagh Properties PLC, of Wicklow-based timber frame manufacturer, Harmony Timber Solutions Limited. The post details Harmony as a company, saying that the company employs over 50 people and operates from a purpose-built state-of-the art facility capable of producing 450 high-quality timber frames per year. It also describes what the acquisition means for Glenveagh Properties PLC, saying that The acquisition will significantly increase Glenveagh’s overall delivery capability and accelerate the supply of new homes on our path to 3,000 units per annum across our Suburban, Urban and Partnerships segments which are aligned with the Government’s Housing for All initiative.
- [Glenveagh signs 'Elevate' inclusive workplace pledge](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-signs-elevate-inclusive-workplace-pledge) (2022-04-13): Glenveagh signs the Elevate inclusive workplace pledge, strengthening our commitment to diversity and inclusion. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh to help provide emergency accommodation for up to 40 Ukrainian families](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-to-help-provide-emergency-accommodation-for-up-to-40-ukrainian-families) (2022-03-08): Glenveagh steps up to provide emergency accommodation for up to 40 Ukrainian families. Read more now.
- [Strong performance in 2021, demonstrating operational capability and well positioned for 2022](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/strong-performance-in-2021-demonstrating-operational-capability-and-well-positioned-for-2022) (2022-03-08): Glenveagh demonstrates strong operational performance in 2021 and is well-positioned for 2022 growth. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh to partner with the Irish Green Building Council for greener and healthier homes](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-to-partner-with-the-irish-green-building-council-for-greener-and-healthier-homes) (2022-03-04): Glenveagh joins forces with the Irish Green Building Council to deliver greener, healthier homes in Ireland. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh delivers strong performance in 2021](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-delivers-strong-performance-in-2021) (2022-01-05): Glenveagh delivers strong performance in 2021 across units, revenue and strategic growth. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh Properties awarded A- rating for climate impact by leading international agency](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-properties-awarded-a-rating-for-climate-impact-by-leading-international-agency) (2021-12-07): Glenveagh Properties is awarded an A- climate impact rating by a leading international agency. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh announces completion of Castleforbes site sale and proposed €100m buyback programme](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-announces-completion-of-castleforbes-site-sale-and-proposed-eur100m-buyback-programme) (2021-11-16): Glenveagh announces completion of the Castleforbes site sale and a proposed €100m share buyback. Read the full announcement now.
- [Press Release : Interim Results 2021](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/press-release-interim-results-2021) (2021-08-26): Read Glenveagh's interim results press release for 2021, covering financial performance and strategic outlook. Read more now.
- [Glenveagh moves its fleet to Electric Vehicles](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-moves-its-fleet-to-electric-vehicles) (2021-08-25): Glenveagh is moving its fleet to EV's. Ninety percent of the current fleet will be fully electric by the second quarter of 2022. We will fit chargers in fleet drivers' homes and in the office. On-site chargers will be powered by green energy. Carbon savings will amount to between 100 - 130 metric tonnes of CO2 annually.
- [Glenveagh announces Union Investment has acquired the Premier Inn hotel in its flagship development in the Dublin Docklands for approx. €70m](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-announces-union-investment-has-acquired-the-premier-inn-hotel-in-its-flagship) (2021-06-24): Glenveagh announces Union Investment has acquired the Premier Inn hotel in its flagship development. Read more now.
- [On track to deliver 1,150 sales in 2021 with all homes now sold, signed or reserved](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/trading-update-on-track-to-deliver-1-150-sales-in-2021-with-all-homes-now-sold-signed-or) (2021-05-27): Glenveagh confirms 1,150 home sales on track for 2021, with all homes sold or reserved. Read more now.
- [Camilla Hughes appointed as New Independent Director](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/camille-hughes-appointed-as-new-independent-director) (2021-04-30): Glenveagh Properties announces the appointment of Camille Hughes as a new independent non-executive director. Read more now.
- [Strong performance in 2020 demonstrates operational capability](https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-results-2020) (2021-02-26): Glenveagh's strong performance in 2020 includes key financial highlights, units delivered and outlook. Read more now.

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- Summary: Glenveagh builds quality new homes across Ireland. Explore our developments and find your new home.

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Benefits of buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is one of the biggest decisions you’ll ever make in your life, which is why we want to make it one of the easiest. Find a home thoughtfully designed for modern living, where you can put down roots and feel part of a community from the very beginning. A community inspired by the people who live there and shaped with care by Glenveagh.
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We are a trustworthy partner — Glenveagh Homes is one of Ireland's leading homebuilders by volume. Supported by NUA, our internal manufacturing capability, Glenveagh is committed to delivering high-quality, BER A-Rated family homes in flourishing communities across Ireland.

### Benefits of buying with Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/benefits-of-buying-with-glenveagh
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Discover the benefits of buying a new build home in Ireland with Glenveagh. From Help to Buy and First Home Scheme eligibility to BER A-rated energy savings.

Home of the new — Modern homes for the way people live today.

Glenveagh Homes is one of Ireland's leading homebuilders. With a focus on innovation and cutting-edge construction technology, we are committed to providing high-quality family homes across Ireland.

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The right location at the right price. — We’re creating high-quality homes in desirable locations across Ireland, helping more people find a place they’re proud to call home.
Help to Buy — The vast majority our homes are eligible for the Help To Buy scheme, meaning you will pay little or no deposit on your new home.
Accessible Homes — 72% of all our homes are priced below the new home median. Core Glenveagh homes compared to GDA and Cork.
Established locations — Our developments are all located in flourishing amenity-rich communities well served by utilites and infrastructure.
Low risk — We understand how stressful the purchase of a new home can be, which is why we offer a fully refundable deposit.

We make home buying exceptional. — The team at Glenveagh are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service. We aim to make the buying process as straightforward as possible, offering advice and help at every step of the way. We are here to help even after you have the keys in your hands.

We are a trustworthy partner. — Glenveagh Homes is one of Ireland's leading homebuilders by volume. Supported by NUA, our internal manufacturing capability, Glenveagh is committed to delivering high-quality, BER A-Rated family homes in flourishing communities across Ireland.

Shay and Thelma Kearney — Glenveagh's very first customers | Cois Glaisin, Navan, Co. Meath — We got the keys on a Friday evening and we slept there on Sunday night. That's how quickly the move took place for us.

### Buying with Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/buying-with-glenveagh
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Buying a new home is one of the biggest decisions you will make; we want to make it easy. Learn about the benefits of buying a new home with Glenveagh.

Buying your home with Glenveagh — Here to support you at every stage of your journey

Buying your first home is an exciting step, and while there can be a lot to learn along the way, we’re here to help make the process feel simple and straightforward from the very beginning. — We are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service, offering advice and help at every step of the way.

Our home buying process — Typically the process of buying a home off plans lasts 7 months. For properties already built it can be shortened to 3 months.
If you need a mortgage to buy a property, you will need to demonstrate mortgage approval from your bank, broker or accountant within the past six months.
If you are buying a newly built house and you are a fist time buyer, you may be entitled to avail of the Help-to-Buy scheme, a tax refund initiative worth up to €35,000 to home buyers in Ireland. — Find all the relevant information at revenue.ie > help to buy
Glenveagh launch new homes throughout the year. Our website contains up to date lists of on sale and upcoming developments. — Visit our development page for all the information on new launches.
Once you found a new home, you will need to appoint a Solicitor to manage your conveyancing. — We have a panel of recommended solicitor’s, please get in touch if you would like further information.
Once you have found the house you wish to purchase, you will pay a booking deposit (typically €3,000) to Glenveagh’s Solicitor via electronic transfer. This deposit is fully refundable until signing of contracts. — Have peace of mind until you're ready to choose.
At this stage, you should notify your lending institution and Solicitor of your purchase.
You should make an appointment with your solicitor to sign your contracts. Here you will be required to pay the balance of your deposit. The balance outstanding is payable when the sale closes.
You will be invited to snag your property, in the presence of a engineer or surveyor, and complete a snag list. Our construction team will complete the snag list and you will be invited to complete a final inspection of your new home.
At this stage please engage with your own solicitor to ensure your mortgage paperwork is completed in order for your solicitor to request your loan check. — If you have any last minutes queries, do not hesitate to contact the Glenveagh Sales team. We're happy to help!

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### Compact Growth

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/compact-growth
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2023-03-08
- Summary: Compact Growth is an opportunity to propose it as an approach that delivers solutions towards a sustainable future. This study rethinks and better manages the current planning challenges, providing a stronger pathway to a better future that creates an own-door housing solution.

Compact Growth — An own-door housing solution

This study has been prepared by Glenveagh Homes to examine how other ‘best practice’ development standards compare to the Irish development standards with regard to sustainable compact growth.

Our Strategy
Our Strategy:
Applying a Qualitative rather than Quantitative Approach:
- The strategy is focused on qualitative measures to create developments (that engender a positive sense of place and that will cater for the full demographic) that people of all demographics want to live and engendering a positive sense of place and community.
Increasing Affordability
- This is central to resolving the housing shortage. The study undertaken seeks to maximise an affordable product, which is desirable to the consumer.
Optimising Land Efficiency:
- Achieve compact growth by providing sustainable own-door housing at appropriate densities.

Alignment with Government objectives
Alignment with the Government objectives:
Housing for all is the government's overarching housing delivery objective, which is about pathways to a better future that draws a comprehensive approach together.
“Everyone in the State should have access to a home to purchase or rent at an affordable price, built to a high standard and in the right place, offering a high quality of life”.
This landing page has been compiled on the back of the Government's objectives to prepare new compact growth design guidelines, which will aim to address:
- The sustainable preservation of lands.
- Increasing both housing supply and affordability.

Current challenges for delivering compact growth: — Below are the current challenges that exist where densities of 35 to 50 UPH¹ are required, resulting in a reliance on Apartments and Duplex units.

Viability — The prohibitive cost resulting in planned schemes not commencing
Complexity — There are only a few developers who are self-delivering apartments
Finance Costs — 4-5 x more for apartments given the duration of construction and risk profile
Consumer Preferences — No appetite for owner-occupied apartments outside of M50 (and limited within M50)
Affordability — Apartments/duplexes raise the minimum required prices across the entire development
Management Company — Apartments/duplexes are reliant on a management company, resulting in an obligation to pay annual management fees

Note 1: Section 28 ministerial guidelines reference an optimum density between 35 – 50 UPH

Key Challenges

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Here we illustrate with a working example the constraints that exist when applying the current development standards. On the basis that Section 28 guidelines reference an optimum density between 35 – 50 UPH, we utilised a baseline density of 40 UPH.
We also aligned public open space provision with current standards (set at 15% of the overall site area) and applied the rigid and prescriptive min area standards (≥ 500 sqm).

Results:
- The scheme is reliant on the introduction of a more urban product. 45% of the total units consist of apartments and duplexes.
- The main challenge: Outside of the M50, there is little/no appetite for owner-occupied apartments.
- 45% of the units have reduced private amenities between 5 sqm and 7 sqm (which is unsuitable for family living).
- The Public Open Space allocation lacks functionality and integration within the scheme.
- The Public Open Space provision only caters for a small % of the demographic.
- There are car-dominated streetscapes.

The Positives of Compact Growth

Limit urban sprawl and maximise land efficiency
Creating stronger communities
Promotes more sustainable modes of public transport
Increased use of public transport
Creating safer environments through increased passive surveillance
Providing a more diverse hierarchy of public amenities

Key Solutions — Below we have defined the 4 pillars that should be considered in order to optimise and promote sustainable land use:

Apply a Qualitative Approach vs a Quantitative Approach — Reframe from current rigid and prescriptive standards
Re-thinking and optimising Private Open Space — Apply a 40 sqm min private open space standard
Reconsidering our approach to Separation Distance — Align separation distance with UK best practice standards and as per the positive application of DMURS in relation to front facade separations distances
Re-Imagine the function of Public Open Space — Apply a qualitative approach to public open space centred around accessibility, functionality and variety

Note: There may be a misconception that what we are proposing is an ‘over-haul’ of development standards, where in fact we a proposing 3 simple tasks that have already been implemented to date in Ireland. We are proposing no changes to the current minimum unit area requirements and are also ensuring there is sufficient provision for amenities such as car parking, bin stores, bike stores etc.

Re-Imaging the Function of Public Open Space

Re-imaging the function Public Open Space
Current Situation:
The traditional public open space provision consists of a single large space, catering for all units in the scheme.
These spaces lack function and are often desolate and underutilised most of the year. Many of the units are also situated a considerable distance from the open space.
These spaces also only cater for a very small percentage of the demographic within the scheme.

Proposed Solution:
Apply qualitative standards to public open space centred around accessibility, functionality and surveillance, a stronger relationship between public and private will prevail:
- Apply min 10% open space for every scheme
- Spaces made up of higher quality and higher functioning spaces
- Spaces made up of varying spaces suited for all demographics, fostering a sense of community.
- Spaces that can be utilised all year round.
- Spaces are evenly distributed around the scheme.

Re-thinking and Optimising Private Open Space

Proposed solution: holistic
- Propose a holistic and balanced approach to scheme private amenities.
- Providing sufficient provision for private open space, with future adaptability considered.
- All dwellings have a minimum private amenity allocation of 40 sqm.

Proposed solution: Holistic
Benefit:
- By ensuring all units receive at least 40 sqm of private open space at 40UPH, there is a 25% increase in the overall scheme private amenity allocation when compared to the current layout on module 3.
- Currently, to achieve the min density requirements, typically a suburban scheme would require circa 45% of the units to be apartments and duplex units, which offer a reduced private amenity area in the form of a balcony between 5 sqm and 7 sqm. Arguably this is unsuitable for family living and there is no scope to extend or adapt your home to suit your ever-changing lifestyle needs.
- This increase in overall private amenities typically results in more soft landscaping, which provides for more natural drainage to alleviate/improve mitigation against flooding risk (hardscape vs. soft landscape ratio reduced).

Reconsidering our Approach to Separation Distance

Current Situation
- The origins of the 22m separation distance date back to the 1900s to mitigate against environmental issues associated with outdoor toilets and outbuildings, separation distances were increased to 22m.
- It was also common that people grew their own produce, therefore there was a spatial requirement to facilitate a growing area within the back garden.
- A lot of these standards were defined within the “homes fit for heroes” Tudor Walters Report (1918).
- Apply a separation distance of distance to 16m, which aligns with best practice standards in Europe and the UK.
- These same separation distances are promoted within the DMURS manual with regard to front façade setbacks.

Something for Everyone

Something for everyone
- Here we demonstrate that as an industry we must also consider providing `lifecycle' schemes that cater for the entire demographic.
- We want to acknowledge that by creating a product offering for first-time buyers through to downsizers, we are freeing up more under-utilised family homes, which will contribute to solving the current housing crisis.
- As an industry, we need to provide scheme solutions that cater for everyone, allowing them the option to stay within the one community all their lives and create those roots where they will know all their neighbours and can stay close to family.

Proposed Solution

Results
Here we put into practice the key solutions we have identified and illustrate via this working example, the benefits of the ‘New Approach’ and how this proposal compares to the scheme designed for the current development standards. For this example, we utilised the same site layout/area as per the previous scenario within the current compliant layout (scheme designed to current development standards).
We also applied the following:
- Optimised private open space, ensuring at least 40 sqm is provided per dwelling.
- Applied a min 10% POS baseline (a quantum already permitted in some county development plans).
- Applied a relaxation to the current rigid POS min area requirements, rather than focusing on a more holistic approach ensuring these spaces cater for the entire demographic.

- Achieve a 40 UPH density with all own-door housing.
- Provides a more desirable and affordable product for the consumer.
- All dwellings have a min private amenity allocation of 40sqm.
- We cater for every consumer group from first-time buyers to downsizers.
- Public Open Space is more evenly distributed around the site. Accessible to all units.
- Provides a higher quality and higher functioning Public Open Space provision that can be utilised all year round.
- We focused on diversity, ensuring the Public Open Space is made up of varying spaces suited for all demographics.
- Offers a far superior tenure mix.

Sustainability Benefits

We appointed a third-party expert to undertake a high-level carbon comparison between the two 40 UPH schemes:
- Scheme 1: Designed to current development standards
- Scheme 2: Designed to incorporate the new standards proposed by Glenveagh

The two options were also evaluated for wider sustainability benefits beyond carbon, such as climate adaptation, biodiversity, health and well-being, as well as community connections and place-making.

- There is a significant reduction in both the embodied and whole-life carbon emissions associated with the ‘proposed’ development – a key consideration in Ireland’s transition to a net-zero carbon future.
- In addition, the proposed increase in the quality of open space will positively impact short and long-term climate change resilience, biodiversity and the health and well-being of residents.
- The absolute emissions do not reflect the same percentage reduction in carbon as per the m2 rate solely due to the increase in overall residential GIA between the two schemes (the proposed scheme is more generous in overall residential GIA by 5%).
- Potential PV energy generation: Own-door housing units provide a larger roof area per m2 of GIA compared to apartment buildings. The proposed approach, therefore, has a larger area for PV roof installation and renewable energy generation is increased by +21% compared to the current approach. Half of the site's electricity demand can be supplied by renewables in the proposed approach.

Key Attractions & Affordability

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Key attractions of the new solutions:
- Higher-quality, more sustainable schemes.
- Replacement of apartments and duplex apartments with own-door housing.
- Improving access to housing and affordability.
- Cost saving of €802 /20% per sqm blended across the entire development.
- Greater demand from end-users: owner-occupiers and renters.

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Improving Access and Affordability
Greater Affordability
- Implied purchase price reduction of €60,705.
- Implied monthly rent cost reduction of €568 (ex. Cost rental).
Sustainable long-term viability
- A wider pool of qualifying homeowners.
- Lower rent burden on occupiers.

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Greater Tenure Mix Flexibility With No Multi-Family Units
- Apartments are not viable for private buyers resulting in at least 40% build-torent on traditional developments.
- The lower price per unit gives the option to create a greater weighting towards owner-occupiers.
- Furthermore, occupants' quality of life regardless of tenure is greatly enhanced by the more even distribution of private open space.

Conclusion

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### Employment Candidate Privacy Notice

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- Last updated: 2026-08-14
- Summary: This Privacy Notice demonstrates our firm commitment to privacy and sets out how we collect and use candidate’s personal data in the recruitment processes.

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### Employment Candidate Privacy Notice
Glenveagh Properties plc and its subsidiaries, (together “Glenveagh”, “the Group”, “us”, “we” or “our”), is the Data Controller, operate Glenveagh websites, and has created this privacy notice to demonstrate our firm commitment to privacy and it sets out how we collect and use personal data on our websites.
#### About this Notice
This Privacy Notice explains how we collect, process, and protect your personal data when you apply for employment opportunities with Glenveagh.Please read this Notice carefully. If you have any questions about this Notice, please contact us using the contact details below.
This Notice sets out detailed information regarding our privacy practices in respect of personal data relating to all prospective employees who submit an application, attend an interview, or are otherwise considered for an employment role with Glenveagh. This includes applications submitted through our recruitment platform, our careers site, recruitment agencies, and other application channels. This Notice applies to all employment candidates regardless of the nature of the opportunity, including applications for permanent and fixed-term employment, part-time roles, internships, graduate programmes, apprenticeships, educational scholarship programmes, work placements, and other student-related programmes.
For the purposes of this Notice, “personal data” includes any information about identified or identifiable individuals and includes sensitive information such as racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, genetic data, biometric or health data or sexual orientation.
We may update this Notice from time to time. If any of the changes are unacceptable to you, then you should cease interacting with Glenveagh immediately. When required by applicable privacy laws, we will notify you of any changes to this Notice by posting an update on our website and/or seek your consent before making material changes to the way we handle personal data previously collected from you. This Notice was last amended on 6 August 2026.
#### Your Data Controller
This Notice is provided by your data controller. Your data controller is typically Glenveagh Contracting Limited.
Depending on the Group company to which you have applied for an employment opportunity, your data controller may alternatively be either NUA Manufacturing MMC Limited, The Freight Building Limited, or Glenveagh Homes Limited.
Any third-party websites through which you may apply for an employment opportunity with us, such as recruitment platform and agency websites, are not covered by this Notice. Glenveagh accepts no responsibility or liability for the use and protection of any personal data which you provide to such third-party websites. You should exercise caution and read the privacy notice of the relevant third party before providing any personal data.
#### Personal Data We Collect About You
We collect different categories of personal data about you depending on the nature of your application, your interactions with us in the recruitment process, and the particular employment opportunity for which you are being considered. These include personal identification, recruitment information, and right to work information.
Glenveagh only collects personal data that is strictly necessary for legitimate business purposes, including:
- Personal Identification: Full name, date of birth, and contact details (personal and/or business e-mail, home address, phone number).
- Recruitment Information: Professional resume, job application details, education and training history, educational degrees, qualifications, certifications, languages spoken, previous work history, information you provide during interviews, including assessment notes and performance ratings, references and/or background checks.
- Right to Work Information: Passport stamp, Irish Residence Permit, or work permit.
- Access Information: Online identifiers, cookie data, and CCTV recordings.
Where you choose to complete our voluntary Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion (DEI) survey during the application process, information relating to protected characteristics such as ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, and disability status is collected on an anonymous basis and is not linked to your identity. This information cannot be attributed to you, does not constitute personal data, and falls outside the scope of this Notice. We aggregate and analyse this demographic information to monitor diversity and inclusion trends across our candidate population and to inform our diversity and inclusion initiatives.
Certain personal data is required for us to process your application and, where applicable, to enter into an employment contract with you. Where the provision of personal data is necessary for these purposes, this is identified below (see How We Use Your Personal Data). You may choose not to provide this information. However, failure to do so may limit our ability to process your application or progress your candidacy through the recruitment process.
#### How We Collect Your Personal Data
We collect Personal Data about you from several sources, including directly from yourself, from third parties, and through automated means. [Read More]
We collect Personal Data about you in several ways including:
- Direct Collection: We collect personal data directly from you when you submit an application through our website, attend an interview, or otherwise engage with us during the recruitment process.
- Third-Party Collection: We collect personal data about you indirectly from third parties such as recruitment agencies and platforms including LinkedIn and Indeed, our employees (when you are referred for a position by a Glenveagh employee), and other sources you choose to use when seeking employment opportunities with us.
- Automated Collection: We also collect and may permit third parties to collect personal data about you automatically through the use of cookies and similar tracking technologies on our website. For more information please refer to our Cookie Notice. When you visit Glenveagh premises, such as to attend an interview in person, we may also automatically collect your images through the use of CCTV equipment that may be in operation at those premises for health, safety, and security purposes.
### How We Use Your Personal Data
We use your personal data throughout the recruitment process and, where applicable, in connection with educational programmes that may lead to future employment opportunities with Glenveagh. The purposes for which we process your personal data are set out below. [Read More]
We may use your personal data in the following ways:
- To gather a pool of suitable candidates for recruitment purposes and assess their suitability to fill business vacancies: This includes reviewing your resume and job application, assessing your suitability for a role, matching your profile to a vacancy, arranging and conducting interviews, recording interview assessment and performance notes and scores, determining whether to progress your application through the recruitment process or make you an employment offer, and contacting your nominated referees. This processing is necessary to take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract of employment with you.
- To conduct pre-employment checks: This includes carrying out background checks, where required, and verifying your right to work in Ireland. This processing is necessary to comply with our legal employment obligations.
- To communicate with you about your application: This includes notifying you of application and interview outcomes, preparing and issuing offer letters and contracts of employment (where applicable), and keeping records relating to our hiring processes. This processing is necessary prior to entering into an employment contract with you.
- To ensure the health, safety, and security of individuals and premises: Where you visit Glenveagh premises, such as for an interview, CCTV equipment may capture your image for the purposes of ensuring the health and safety of individuals and protecting our premises. This processing is necessary for our legitimate interests in maintaining a safe and secure working environment.
- To manage educational programmes for future recruitment: This includes administering educational scholarships, internships, placements and graduate programmes designed to identify, engage and develop individuals who may be suitable for future employment opportunities with Glenveagh. This processing is necessary prior to entering into an educational placement or equivalent contract with you.
- To establish, exercise, or defend legal claims: We may process your personal data where necessary for the establishment, exercise, or defence of legal claims. This processing is necessary for our legitimate interest in obtaining legal advice and representation on behalf of the Group.
- To support recruitment planning and business reporting: We analyse and report on aggregate recruitment information, including application volumes, recruitment activity and outcomes, candidate sources, recruitment performance metrics, and diversity and inclusion trends. This processing is necessary for our legitimate interest in understanding workforce trends and improving the effectiveness of our recruitment activities.
- To investigate environmental, health, and safety events: This includes investigating, documenting, and managing accidents and incidents. This processing is necessary to comply with our legal obligations in respect of health and safety at work.
#### How We Use AI to Assist Human-Led Recruitment
We use Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabled tools within our recruitment processes to support candidate matching, candidate sourcing, and recruitment reporting. These tools are used to assist our teams by generating insights to support these activities. Recruitment decisions are made by our Talent Acquisition Team and hiring managersand are not based solely on automated outputs.
We use AI functionality to compare candidate profiles against the requirements of a role and generate indicative match scores, and to search candidate databases and professional networking platforms to identify individuals whose profiles may match our role requirements.The resulting match scores and search results are used to assist our Talent Acquisition Team and hiring managers in identifying and reviewing candidate profiles as part of the recruitment process. No recruitment decision is made solely by automated means or on the basis of AI-generated outputs.
We also use AI to analyse recruitment data and generate aggregate reports, including insights relating to recruitment and hiring trends for workforce planning and business reporting purposes. Reports are aggregated and do not identify individual candidates. They are used to understand broader recruitment trends and patterns and are not used to evaluate or make decisions about individual candidates.
#### Lawful Bases We Rely on to Process Your Data
In processing your personal data for the purposes set out in this Notice, Glenveagh relies on a number of lawful bases as permitted by applicable data protection laws, including to enter into a contract with you, to pursue a legitimate business interest, or to comply with a legal obligation. [Read More]
We rely on the following lawful bases for processing your personal data:
- To enter into and/or perform a contract with you and/or to complete pre-contractual steps at your request.
- To comply with a legal or regulatory obligation to which we are subject.
- To pursue our legitimate interest, where it is not overridden by your own legitimate interests and/or fundamental rights and freedoms, including maintaining a safe and secure working environment, obtaining legal advice and representation, and improving the effectiveness of our recruitment activities.
#### How We Share Your Personal Data
We may share your personal data with Glenveagh subsidiaries and affiliates, third-party suppliers, service providers, law enforcement and other government agencies.
We may disclose your personal data with the following categories of recipients:
- Glenveagh subsidiaries and affiliates: We may share your personal data within our group of companies, which includes parents, corporate affiliates, subsidiaries, business units and other companies that share common ownership, for the purposes, and relying on the lawful bases set out in this Notice. This includes members of our talent acquisition team, hiring managers, human resources business partners, and other personnel with a legitimate need to access your data.
- Third party goods and service providers, partners, and other companies: We may share your personal data with third parties working on our behalf to facilitate our interactions with you or to support our relationship with you, including technology product and professional service providers, such as audit firms.
- Law enforcement and other government agencies: We may share your personal data with law enforcement and/or other government agencies to comply with the law or legal requirements applicable to us and to protect our rights, property, and the safety of our employees, clients, and third parties.
#### International Transfers of Personal Data
In some instances, we may need to transfer your personal data to another jurisdiction for processing. Where data is transferred outside the European Economic Area (EEA), we implement appropriate legal mechanisms to ensure that its remains adequately protected upon reaching its destination, as required by applicable privacy laws.
While Glenveagh primarily processes and stores personal data within the EEA, some of the technology providers we use may process or host personal data outside the EEA, including the United Kingdom (UK), which benefits from an adequacy decision adopted by the European Commission, and the United States. Where personal data is transferred to the United States, we rely on appropriate transfer safeguards in accordance with applicable data protection laws, including participation the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses and, where necessary, UK International Data Transfer Agreements.
#### How Long We Keep Your Personal Data
We keep your personal data only for as long as necessary for the purposes described in this Notice, unless a longer period is required or permitted by law.
The length of time for which we retain personal data will depend on the nature of the information, the purpose for which it is processed, and any legal, regulatory, or contractual requirements that apply. We retain unsuccessful candidate records for 12 months following our last interaction with you. Where your application is successful, your recruitment records become part of your employment record and are retained in accordance with our employee privacy notice and applicable retention schedule. CCTV footage is generally retained for up to 30 days. Once the applicable retention period has expired, and unless continued retention is required or permitted by law, we securely delete, anonymise, or otherwise dispose of the personal data in accordance with our retention protocols.
#### Your Rights and How to Exercise Them
Individuals whose personal data we process are afforded a number of rights in relation to such data. To exercise your data protection rights please contact us using the contact details below. We will respond to reasonable requests in accordance with applicable privacy laws.
The specific data protection rights applicable to you are detailed in below. Please note that these data protection rights are not absolute and there may be circumstances where we may legitimately deny a request as permitted by applicable privacy laws. You will not normally have to pay a fee to access your personal data (or to exercise any of the other rights stated below), although we may charge a reasonable fee if your request is unfounded, repetitive, or excessive. Alternatively, we may refuse to comply with your request in these circumstances.
We may need to request specific information from you to help us confirm your identity and ensure your data protection rights. This is a security measure to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of your personal data. We may also contact you to ask you for further information in relation to your request to speed up our response. We will only collect strictly necessary information to ensure that we only honour legitimate requests received from you or your authorised representative. We strive to respond to all legitimate requests within a month. Occasionally it may take us longer to respond if your request is particularly complex or you have made a number of different requests. In this case, we will notify you of estimated response timelines.
- Right to Information: The right to receive the information set out in this Notice regarding our processing of your personal data.
- Right of Access: The right to receive a copy of or otherwise access personal data we hold about you.
- Right to Rectification: You can request that we correct any inaccurate personal data or complete any incomplete personal data we hold about you.
- Right to Erasure: The right to request that we correct or complete inaccurate personal data we might hold about you.
- Right to Restriction of Processing: The right to ask us to restrict the processing of your personal data in certain circumstances, for example while the accuracy of your data is being verified after youhave contested it.
- Right to Object/Opt Out: The right to opt out of our processing of your personal data in certain circumstances (e.g., automated decisions, profiling).
- Right to Data Portability: The right to obtain and reuse your personal data for your own purposes across different services.
- Right to Withdraw Consent: The right to withdraw consent at any time that you may have provided to us for processing your personal data (where the lawful basis for processing that we rely on is consent).
- Right to Lodge a Complaint: The right to lodge a complaint with a competent supervisory authority and/or appeal directly to us against a decision regarding personal data.
#### How We Keep Your Personal Data Secure
We take the security of your personal data seriously and have implemented appropriate safeguards designed to keep it protected.
Glenveagh has implemented technological and operational security procedures designed to protect your personal data against accidental or unlawful disclosure, loss, misuse, alteration or use. We limit access to your personal data only to those Glenveagh employees, other staff and third parties on a business need to know basis. They will only process your personal data upon our instructions, and they are subject to a duty of confidentiality. We have implemented procedures to respond appropriately to any suspected personal data breach or security incident and will notify you and relevant data protection regulators where we are legally required to do so.
#### Contact Us
If you have any questions concerns, and/or complaints regarding this Notice, or if you wish to exercise your data protection rights, please contact us using the contact details below. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the data protection authority in the territory where you are located, should your matter remain unsettled or otherwise unsatisfied.
The Company Secretary
Glenveagh Properties plc
Block C, Maynooth Business Campus
Straffan Road, Maynooth
Co. Kildare, Ireland
Email: dataprivacy@glenveagh.ie

### First-Time Buyers

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-09-15
- Summary: Everything first-time buyers need to know about deposits, mortgages, government schemes, the Help to Buy and the Affordable Purchase Scheme, and more.

First-Time Buyers Hub — Looking to get on the property ladder but don't know where to start? We are here to guide you every step of the way. Check out our first-time buyers hub and get all the information you need to buy your first dream home.

Planning
Financing
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Buying
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First-Time Buyers Guide — A handy guide that takes you through 
the home-buying journey from start to finish.
Download Guide

### Four Bedroom Homes

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/four-bedroom-homes
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-10-23
- Summary: Find your perfect 4-bedroom new home with Glenveagh. Explore BER A-rated homes featuring spacious layouts, modern design and everyday comfort.

Four Bedroom Homes

Discover our range of four bedroom homes, offering the perfect balance of space, comfort and modern living. Whether you're looking for an extra room for your growing family, planning your next move or searching for a home that suits your future needs, our four bedroom homes are designed with you in mind.

Our Four Bedroom Homes

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

A Home Designed for Your Next Chapter — Find out why one of our four bedroom homes might be your perfect place to call home.
Comfort and Energy Efficiency — All Glenveagh homes are BER A-rated and are built to high standards of insulation and airtightness, to keep your home warm and your running costs low. Plus, with a ten-year structural guarantee, you'll have added peace of mind for years to come.
A Home That's Ready for You — Why spend time renovating, when you could start enjoying your new home from day one? With a Glenveagh home, you can skip the hassle of renovations and focus on what really matters – making memories in your new home.
A Fixed Price With No Surprises — Finding your dream home should be exciting, not stressful. With a fixed purchase price and no bidding wars, your new Glenveah home comes with the added reassurance of knowing that the price you see is the price you pay.
A Clear Completion Date — With a Glenveagh home, you'll know your expected completion date in advance, giving you more time to plan ahead. Whether you're selling your current home or getting ready to move, your next chapter starts with a clear date to look forward to.

New Build VS Doer-Upper — Discover the benefits of buying a new-build home with architect Dermot Bannon.

### LGFA Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Competition

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/gaelic-4-girls-competition
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-07-03
- Summary: Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls Competition 2026. Upload your LGFA photo by June 29th to enter.

Glenveagh Homes
Gaelic4Girls Competition

#### Win an LGFA All-Ireland Final Day Experience for your club!
Show us what your club means to your community in a photo or video. Post it and Tag us using #G4GCommunity. Best entry wins 50 x All Ireland Final tickets + bus! Deadline for entering: Thursday, 2 July 2026.
##### How to Enter
Capture a photo or short video showing what your LGFA club means to your community e.g. an amazing team, supportive coach or a club event that brings everyone together
Share it on your club's social media, tag @GlenveaghHomes and @LadiesGaelicFootball and use #G4GCommunity
##### Terms & Conditions
1. The promoter of this draw is Glenveagh trading as Glenveagh Properties PLC. Registered in Ireland under Company Registration Number 609461. Registered office Block C, Maynooth Business Campus, Maynooth, Co. Kildare.
2. No purchase necessary. Entry is made by uploading a team photo or video with full parental consent to social media. The entrant's club must post all entry photos tagging Glenveagh or LGFA on Facebook or Instagram. Note that if you post from your own private account we may not be able to see your photo and therefore it will be excluded from the draw.
3. The All-Ireland Ladies football finals take place on Sunday 2nd August in Croke Park. The 50 x seated ticket allocation is available for these matches only and tickets will be provided digitally to the winning club official email address. Bus transportation costs to and from club are included in the prize and must be organised by the club. Please note there is no coach parking available at Croke Park on the day. The prize is non-transferable and non-exchangeable. There is no alternative or cash-equivalent to this prize.
4. Entrants and Teams must be under the age of 18 and must obtain full parental consent to participate prior to posting the photo.
5. There is only one winning entrant for this prize, which will be selected at random.
6. Only entries that have posted and tagged Glenveagh via a club account will qualify to go into the final draw.
7. This draw is not open to employees of Glenveagh or the LGFA, their families or anyone associated with this draw.
8. Entries must be made before midnight Thursday, 2 July 2026.
9. Entry is restricted to members of LGFA clubs in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
10. The winning entrant will be drawn at Glenveagh’s discretion and notified by direct message on Facebook Messenger or Instagram Messenger on or before Monday, 6 July 2026. The winning club will be notified directly and photo shared across Glenveagh and LGFA’s digital platforms.
11. If the winner is not contactable within 5 working days they will be disqualified and an alternative winning entrant will be selected and the prize awarded on the same basis as described above.
12. Glenveagh reserves the right to amend, cancel or postpone the draw at any time or to extend the entry deadline.
13. Glenveagh accepts no responsibility or liability for entries that are lost, delayed, incomplete or shared without permissions outlined above.
14. Glenveagh reserves the right at its absolute discretion to disqualify entries which it considers do not comply with these terms and conditions or any participant who it reasonably believes has interfered with the fair running of this draw. Cheating or unfair competition will result in expulsion from the draw. Glenveagh’s decision in all matters is final and binding and no correspondence will be entered into.
15. Glenveagh cannot accept any responsibility for any damage, loss, liabilities, injury, costs, expenses or claims suffered by entrants as a result of entering the draw or accepting the prize.
16. We may repost your entry photo in an announcement of the competition winner.
17. This competition will be governed by laws of Ireland and the jurisdiction of the Courts of Ireland.
By entering the competition, you are deemed to have accepted these Terms and Conditions.

### LGFA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/gaelic4girls
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-06-02
- Summary: Find out all about the LGFA's Gaelic4Girls programme sponsored by Glenveagh, a 10-week course aimed at girls aged between 7-12 years.

Gaelic4Girls — Proudly sponsored by Glenveagh

At Glenveagh, we are proud to sponsor the LGFA's Gaelic4Girls programme — where sport, confidence and community grow together.

What is the Gaelic4Girls programme?
Find Out More
Gaelic4Girls is a 10-week programme that incorporates coaching sessions with fun non-competitive blitzes designed to increase participation in Ladies Gaelic Football. The programme is aimed at girls aged between 7-12 years.

What are the main objectives of the programme? — The main goal of the Gaelic4Girls programme is helping to bring Gaelic games to a wider community. The programme provides a fun and nurturing environment where young girls can develop their athletic skills, build confidence and learn valuable skills such as team work and sportsmanship.

Behind the Scenes — Go behind the scenes with the Gaelic4Girls team at Eastern Gaels LGFA. Watch our exclusive reel from The42.ie documentary capturing the coaches, ambassadors and young players who make the programme what it is. Thanks to all the amazing players who took part on the day!
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### Help to Buy Scheme

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/help-to-buy-scheme
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-10-19
- Summary: The Help to Buy scheme is a government tax rebate of up to €35,000 for first-time buyers purchasing a new build home in Ireland. Check your eligibility.

The Help to Buy Scheme

Find out how the Help to Buy Scheme can help you get on the property ladder and own your first dream home.

Did you know you can get up to €35,000 towards your deposit using the Help to Buy Scheme?
Here's how it works in a nutshell:
- The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together.
- The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000.
- The funds will go towards your deposit, up to maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).
Find out more at Revenue.ie

Boost your deposit with Help to Buy Scheme
A big hurdle for first-time buyers is getting that all-important initial deposit together.
> “That's a common problem for lots of first-time buyers,” says Ray Palmer-Smith, Director of New Homes at Knight Frank. “They're trying to pay what is quite expensive rent and save a deposit at the same time. So, the Help to Buy Scheme really is a lifesaver, especially in this scenario."
Not only is the Help to Buy Scheme a great support for so many first-time buyers, but it is also incredibly easy to get started.

A simple, straightforward process
Hannah White and Sam Gormley, residents of Balbriggan, just bought their new home with the contribution of the Help to Buy Scheme.
> “The whole process was easy,” says Sam. “You just have to submit everything to the Revenue, and then you get a notification off them once it's in and ready. I felt that it wasn't really stressful at all” Hannah agrees. “There wasn't a whole lot for us to do really!”

A-rated, sustainable living

Sam and Hannah felt that a new build was always the way to go:
> “We have our own space now. We wanted a new build that we could move into right away. We were all set up within two weeks. We’re both working from home now, so an office was essential.”
> “You can close the door and that's it. Work's done” Hannah adds. “We have a spare bedroom as well, if anyone wants to come over and stay.
Sam and Hannah have found that a new build perfectly suits their needs for modern living.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

What is the Help to Buy Scheme? — The Help to Buy Scheme can provide up to €35,000 towards the deposit of your new home.

### Glenveagh HomeBuyer Hub

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/homebuyer-hub
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-03-25
- Summary: Find out how the Glenveagh HomeBuyer Hub can streamline your homebuying process and get you one step closer to owning your dream home.

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HomeBuyer Hub

Introducing the Glenveagh HomeBuyer Hub, a new digital platform designed to transform your homebuying experience.

Homebuying Reimagined — The Glenveagh HomeBuyer Hub can turn your dream of buying a new home into a reality. Our innovative tool is designed to support you at every step in your homebuying journey, from getting ready to buy and reserving your home, to signing your contract and collecting your keys.

With clarity, control, and convenience at its core, the Glenveagh Homebuyer Hub puts you at the centre of the homebuying process, making it simpler, more transparent, and more reassuring than ever before.
Sign in/Create an account

The Smarter Way to Buy Your Home — Fast-track your journey to home ownership with the Glenveagh HomeBuyer Hub, a smart, digital platform built to simplify every stage of the homebuying process. Here's what you can do in a nutshell:

✓ Step-by-Step Checklists: Never miss a task or deadline
✓ Manage Documents: Handle paperwork seamlessly in one place
✓ Timeline View: Know what to expect and when
✓ Appointment Scheduling: Request a callback from one of our sales agents
✓ FAQ Section: Find answers to common questions on the buying process 
✓ Customer Support: Raise a ticket to get the help you need

Your Home, Your Way — Not sure how to get started? The HomeBuyer Hub can provide you with important information on the Government schemes available to first-time buyers, as well as advice on how to get mortgage ready.

It will also help you find your dream Glenveagh home depending on your preferred location, price range and number of bedrooms, and will allow you to book an appointment with one of our sales agent to kick start your journey.

Create an account today and get one step closer to owning your dream home.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is the HomeBuyer Hub?
The Glenveagh HomeBuyer Hub is a new digital platform designed to support you at every step in your buying journey, from registering your interest and reserving your home, to signing your contract, snagging and collecting your keys. The HomeBuyer Hub allows you to track your progress, get live updates, request callbacks and upload documents online and remotely, offering a smart and more modern way of purchasing your new home.
Why should I sign up?
If you have been thinking of buying your first dream home but you don’t know where to start, the Glenveagh HomeBuyer Hub will allow you to fast-track your journey to home ownership. By creating an account on the HomeBuyer Hub, you will be able to save your preferred developments and property types, as well as get valuable information on the documents needed to reserve your home and the Government schemes available for first-time buyers.
Overall, the HomeBuyer Hub will set you up for success by providing you with all the information you need to progress confidently in your buying journey, making you better prepared for the next steps ahead.
How long does the homebuying process take?
Overall, the process of buying a new build home (from applying for a mortgage to moving in) takes on average around 6 to 9 months, depending on the stage of construction and the personal circumstances of each buyer. Factors that can influence the timeline typically include mortgage approval or drawdown, the legal process of conveyancing, construction progress or snagging.
How much do I need for my deposit?
First-time buyers in Ireland typically need a deposit of at least 10% of the property price. For example, if you wish to buy a house worth €350,000, you will need a minimum deposit of €35,000.
Government scheme such as the Help to Buy Scheme can help you overcome the hurdle of getting your initial deposit together by providing up to €30,000 towards your deposit. For more information click here.
What documents do I need to reserve a home?
In order to go ahead and reserve a home, you will need to provide the following documents:
- Mortgage Approval in Principle (AIP)
- Proof of Funds Letter or a copy of your bank statement (dated within the last 3 months)
- First Home Scheme Eligibility Certificate (if applicable)
Who can I contact for support?
When you buy a home through the Glenveagh HomeBuyer Hub you have access to dedicated support at every stage of the journey. For example, for any queries you may have during the buying process, you can speak directly with one of our Sales advisors who will be able to guide you from initial enquiry through to closing.
After you move in, support continues through instant access to our Customer Care section, where you can find answers to common queries. If you need further assistance, you can also log a support ticket, and the customer care team will help resolve any issues as quickly as possible.

### LGFA | Glenveagh Show us your skills competition T&C's

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/lgfa-glenveagh-skills-competition-terms-&-conditions
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2023-04-17
- Summary: View the terms and conditions for the Glenveagh LGFA Competition. This competition is now closed.

Glenveagh LGFA Competition 
Terms & Conditions — LGFA Win a Skills Session

Free skills session | Win for your club!
Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls competition is back for Summer 2023, giving you and your team mates a chance to win for your club!
Calling LGFA underage players! This time, you and your team could win a free skills session with one of our Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors at your club!
TO ENTER:
- Upload your best team shot to social media via your LGFA club social media account - Tag Glenveagh Homes and LGFA with hashtag #G4Gskills
- Deadline for entries is Fri 28th April and a full list of T&Cs is available below:
Terms & Conditions
1. The promoter of this draw is Glenveagh trading as Glenveagh Properties PLC. Registered in Ireland under Company Registration Number 609461. Registered office 15 Merrion Square North, Dublin 2, D02YN15.
2. No purchase necessary. Entry is made by uploading a team photo with full parental consent to social media. The entrant's club must post all entry videos tagging Glenveagh on Facebook or Instagram. *Note that if you post from your own account Glenveagh may not be able to see your video and therefore it may be excluded from the draw.
3. The prize is 1 x skills session lasting approx. 1 hour with a G4G 2023 Ambassador. There is no equivalent or cash alternative to this prize.
4. Entrants and Teams must be under the age of 18 and must obtain full parental consent to participate prior to posting the video.
5. There is only one winning entrant for this prize, which will be selected at random.
7. Only entries that have posted and tagged Glenveagh via a club account will qualify to go into the final draw.
8. This draw is not open to employees of Glenveagh, their families or anyone associated with this draw.
9. Entries must be made before midnight Friday 28th April 2023
10. Entry is restricted to members of LGFA clubs in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
11. The winning entrant will be drawn at Glenveagh’s discretion and notified by direct message on Facebook Messenger or Instagram Messenger on or before Friday 5th May. The winning club will be notified directly and video shared across Glenveagh and LGFA’s digital platforms.
12. If the winner is not contactable within 5 working days they will be disqualified, and an alternative winning entrant will be selected, and the prize awarded on the same basis as described above.
13. Glenveagh reserves the right to amend, cancel or postpone the draw at any time or to extend the entry deadline.
14. Glenveagh accepts no responsibility or liability for entries that are lost, delayed, incomplete or shared without permissions outlined above.
15. Glenveagh reserves the right at its absolute discretion to disqualify entries which it considers do not comply with these terms and conditions or any participant who it reasonably believes has interfered with the fair running of this draw. Cheating or unfair competition will result in expulsion from the draw. Glenveagh’s decision in all matters is final and binding and no correspondence will be entered into.
16. Glenveagh cannot accept any responsibility for any damage, loss, liabilities, injury, costs, expenses or claims suffered by entrants as a result of entering the draw or accepting the prize.
17. We may repost your entry photo in an announcement of the competition winner.
18. This competition will be governed by laws of Ireland and the jurisdiction of the Courts of Ireland.
By entering the competition, you are deemed to have accepted these Terms and Conditions.

### Love Where You Live

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/love-where-you-live
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Revisit Glenveagh's Love Where You Live 2023 campaign, celebrating communities, local stories and what it means to call a Glenveagh home yours. Read more.

Glenveagh is proud to announce the launch of the next chapter of the Love Where You Live brand campaign, which will run nationwide across TV, radio, outdoor and social. — The campaign follows the heart-warming story of Bobby who moves into a new Glenveagh community with his family. Unsure of his new surroundings, Bobby soon discovers all the magic of A-Rated comfort, new technologies and most importantly, lots of space outside to enjoy with his new friends.

Love Where You Live — Love moments that become memories.
Live in a beautifully designed home, built for both.
 
Love next-level comfort.
Live where new technologies change the game, for everyone. 
 
Love space designed for sharing. 
Live with warmth as welcoming as your new home. 
 
Love energy efficient, quality-built homes. 
Live where community comes first.

Glenveagh. Home of the new.

### Love Where You Live

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/love-where-you-live-2023
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Revisit Glenveagh's Love Where You Live 2023 campaign, celebrating communities, local stories and what it means to call a Glenveagh home yours. Read more.

Glenveagh is proud to announce the launch of the next chapter of the Love Where You Live brand campaign, which will run nationwide across TV, radio, outdoor and social. — The campaign follows the heart-warming story of Bobby who moves into a new Glenveagh community with his family. Unsure of his new surroundings, Bobby soon discovers all the magic of A-Rated comfort, new technologies and most importantly, lots of space outside to enjoy with his new friends.

Love Where You Live — Love moments that become memories.
Live in a beautifully designed home, built for both.
 
Love next-level comfort.
Live where new technologies change the game, for everyone. 
 
Love space designed for sharing. 
Live with warmth as welcoming as your new home. 
 
Love energy efficient, quality-built homes. 
Live where community comes first.

Glenveagh. Home of the new.

### Love Where You Live Campaign Page

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/love-where-you-live-campaign
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Discover Glenveagh's Love Where You Live campaign, celebrating communities, local stories and the joy of calling a Glenveagh home your own. Read more now.

Love Where You Live
Love
New experiences
Live
Glenveagh

Community inspired and shaped by you and Glenveagh — Glenveagh is proud to launch a new nationwide brand campaign 'Love where you Live' across TV, radio, outdoor and social. 

Our campaign celebrates Glenveagh's approach to building lasting communities, to helping you to put down roots in the area and to love where you live in every sense.

Love Where You Live — Love morning waves
Live with local comforts
Love having a sense of place
Live for shaping it from the get-go

Love a new local brew
Live to support local business
Love the game
Live to find the next legendary left-half

Love Community over Commuting — Live in a home built more sustainably for people putting down roots just like you.

Community inspired and shaped by you and Glenveagh.

### Love Where You Live Cork

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/love-where-you-live-cork
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-01-27
- Summary: Join Izzy Bartak-Healy and Eoin Cadogan as they discover the top amenities in Blackrock, Cork — from scenic waterfronts and parks to dining, schools, sports, and local attractions.

Love Where You Live:
Cork Edition

Why Cork is the Perfect Place to Call Home — Join Eoin Cadogan and Izzy Bartak-Healy in this new Glenveagh series as they explore the wonders of Blackrock, Cork and discover what life is really like as a local. 

From the grounds of Páirc Uí Chaoimh to the scenic Blackrock Castle, they uncover the endless opportunities for sport, activities and fun right on your doorstep. Follow along on their journey!

Discover Our Communities in Cork

### Love Where You Live Report

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/love-where-you-live-report
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Read the Glenveagh Love Where You Live report. Insights into Irish homebuying, community living and what matters most when choosing where to put down roots.

How do you choose where to live? We conducted an in-depth analysis of thousands of first-time buyers to explore exactly what it is, that motivates them. With independent analysis from Ronan Lyons & Tom Gillespie, this new report opens the door to how we choose where to live.

Key Findings

Shrubs Over Pubs — New homebuyers are three times more likely to favour proximity to nature vs. nightlife when considering the location of their new property.
Community Spirit — Be part of and connected to a local community is paramount with 60% of those who we surveyed stating they wanted to live closer to their families.
Local Treats — Four out of every ten first-time buyers told us that they want their morning coffee and local eatery within walking distance of their new home.

Ireland's first 'Love Where You Live' Report

Nature Heroes — Green space and indeed blue space (beaches/rivers/lakes) amenities – are now front and centre for those buying a home. Having parks or walks nearby was chosen by more respondents to our survey than any other factor, overall. 

If anything, despite being free – once you are in an area – this appears to be what economists would refer to as a ‘luxury good’.

Life Stages — First-time buyers are more likely to mention childcare and a playground when choosing a location to live, while other buyers were somewhat less likely to prioritise these facilities. Perhaps the most interesting difference between those two groups is the importance of work hubs. 

While still, a secondary factor compared to things like access to transport or walks, first-time buyers mentioned work hubs 60% more often than other buyers.

Transport Links — Other factors that are top of the list when people are choosing their homes include access to a city or town centre and access to the transport network. These are the factors that urban economists would typically think of as being of primary importance in the choice of where to live. 

And they are a reminder that the fundamental necessity of earning a living has not changed. Indeed, as we discovered there is a wide range of factors that people use to distinguish where to live.

"Our 'Love Where You Live' Report has been a fascinating look at the Irish market. As an exercise, it makes for an interesting temperature check for Irish attitudes as a whole, one that can be added to as more spacial data becomes available."

- Ronan Lyons, Assistant Professor of Economics, TCD

Download the Report — Ireland's first 'Love Where You Live' Report
Find Out More

### Mortgage Calculator

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/mortgage-calculator
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-09-25
- Summary: Use Glenveagh's free mortgage calculator to estimate how much you could borrow for a new home in Ireland. Includes Help to Buy and First Home Scheme.

Mortgage Calculator

At Glenveagh, we know that buying your first home is undoubtedly an exciting time but also one of life's biggest financial decisions. 

Use our mortgage calculator to get an idea of what your mortgage monthly repayments could look like based on the type of property you would like to buy.

Mortgage Calculator — Get an estimate of your total mortgage value and your monthly repayments factoring in the Government schemes that are available to first-time buyers.

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### New Build vs Doer-Upper

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/new-build-vs-doer-upper
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2024-08-22
- Summary: In our latest Love Where You Live series, Dermot Bannon teams up with first-time buyers, to find out whether a second-hand house or a newly built A-rated home, is best for them.

In our latest Love Where You Live series, Dermot Bannon teams up with first-time buyers, to find out whether a second-hand house or a newly built A-rated home, is best for them.

New Build vs Doer-Upper — Join Dermot Bannon as he guides first-time buyers Leana and Cathal through the process of buying their first home. Follow the couple as they explore the option of renovating a doer-upper and see how they get on as they road test a newly built, A-rated Glenveagh home.

Episode 1- New Build vs Doer-Upper — Cathal and Leana talk to Dermot Bannon about what they want from their first home.

### One Bedroom Homes

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/one-bedroom-homes
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-10-20
- Summary: Discover your perfect 1-bedroom new apartment with Glenveagh. Explore BER A-rated apartments featuring stylish interiors, smart layouts and thoughtfully designed spaces for modern living.

One Bedroom Homes

Find a place to call your own with our range of one-bedroom homes. Combining modern design, BER A ratings and eligibility for the Help to Buy and First Home Scheme, these homes offer an exciting opportunity to take your first step onto the property ladder.

Discover Our One Bedroom Homes

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

A Place To Call Your Own — Find out why one of our one bedroom homes might be your perfect place to call home.
Comfort and Energy Efficiency — All Glenveagh homes are BER A-rated and are built to high standards of insulation and airtightness, to keep your home warm and your running costs low. Plus, with a ten-year structural guarantee, you'll have added peace of mind for years to come.
Your Home, Your Future — Imagine a place that’s truly yours, where you can put down roots and plan for the future. With a Glenveagh one-bedroom home, you can enjoy the freedom of homeownership without worrying about rent increases or changes to your tenancy.
A Fixed Price With No Surprises — Buying your first home should be exciting, not stressful. With a fixed purchase price and no bidding wars, your new Glenveah home comes with the added reassurance of knowing that the price you see is the price you pay.
Government Schemes Eligibility — With the Help to Buy covering your deposit, owning your first home could be easier and more affordable than you think. The First Home Scheme can also help bridge the gap between the price of your new home and your maximum mortgage.

Grants for First-Time Buyers — Ready to make your first home a reality? If you're a first-time buyer, you may be eligible for the Help to Buy and the First Home Scheme, which could help you take the next step towards owning your own Glenveagh apartment.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).
Find Out More

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.

Croí Cónaithe (Cities) — Croí Cónaithe (Cities) is a Government initiative designed to help individuals and families buy newly built apartments.
 
The scheme provides financial support to address the high construction cost of building apartments.

### Privacy Statement

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/privacy-statement
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-08-14
- Summary: We have created this website privacy notice to demonstrate our firm commitment to privacy. Learn more.

### Website Privacy Notice
Glenveagh Properties plc and its subsidiaries, (together “Glenveagh”, “the Group”, “us”, “we” or “our”), is the Data Controller, operate Glenveagh websites, and has created this privacy notice to demonstrate our firm commitment to privacy and it sets out how we collect and use personal data on our websites.
#### About this Notice
This Privacy Notice explains how we collect, process, and protect your personal data when you use our website or otherwise interact with Glenveagh. Please read this Notice carefully. If you have any questions about this Notice, please contact us using the contact details below.
This Notice applies to individuals whose personal data we process in connection with our website and business activities. This includes existing and prospective homeowners, visitors, suppliers, landowners, public officials, media representatives, and members of the public.
If you are a shareholder, please see our Shareholders Privacy Notice.
If you are an employment candidate, please see our Employment Candidate Privacy Notice.
For more information about personal data, we collect through the use of cookies, please see our Cookie Notice.
Any third-party websites through which you may interact with us are not covered by this Notice. Glenveagh accepts no responsibility or liability for the use and protection of any personal data which you provide to third-party websites. You should exercise caution and read the privacy notice of the relevant third party before providing any personal data.
For the purposes of this Notice, "personal data" includes any information about identified or identifiable individuals and includes sensitive information such as racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or trade union membership, genetic data, biometric or health data or sexual orientation.
We may update this Notice from time to time. If you have any concerns about changes to this Notice, please contact us. When required by applicable privacy laws, we will notify you of any changes to this Notice by posting an update on our website and/or seek your consent before making material changes to the way we handle your personal data. This Notice was last amended in August 2026.
#### Your Data Controller
This Notice is provided by your data controller, Glenveagh Properties plc, the parent company of the Glenveagh Group.
Glenveagh Properties plc is the overarching data controller for the personal data covered by this Notice. The specific Group entity acting as data controller may vary depending on the nature of your relationship with Glenveagh. For example, Glenveagh Homes Limited generally acts as the data controller for existing and prospective homeowners, while NUA Manufacturing MMC Limited acts as the data controller for visitors to our manufacturing facilities.
#### Personal Data We Collect About You
We collect different categories of personal data about you depending on the nature of your relationship and your interactions with us. Glenveagh only collects personal data that is necessary for the purposes described in this Notice. The categories of personal data we may collect are set out below.
- Personal Identification: Name, date of birth, age, gender, nationality, signature, location.
- Contact Information: Postal address, e-mail, phone number.
- Property Purchase Records: Buyer type (e.g. first-time buyer), buyer status, registration of interest (property type, location and development preferences), lead tier, renting status, length of residency, home sale status, development selection criteria, financial status, mortgage documentation, property purchase deposit, Help to Buy Scheme application details, property sale agreement, Sale Advice Notice (SAN), signature, customer unique identifier.
- Customer Interactions: Request or complaint details, audio recordings, appointment details, satisfaction rating, feedback, and testimonials.
- Supplier Payment Details: PPSN, invoice data, bank account information.
- Professional Information: Company entity, department, job title role.
- Visit Information: Purpose of visit, visit date and time, car registration number.
- Imagery: Photographs, video recordings.
- Browsing Information: IP address, browsing time, cookie information.
- Consent Records: Consent preferences.
- Membership Information: Membership information, records of personal properties.
- Children's Data: Children's name, city, photos, video recordings. Glenveagh does not provide products or services directly to children and does not routinely collect personal data relating to children. We may occasionally process the limited personal data described above in relation to children, subject to parental or legal guardian consent, where you choose to register your child in a seasonal campaign, educational programme, community event, or similar activity organised or sponsored by Glenveagh.
Certain personal data is required for us to comply with our legal obligations or to take steps at your request prior to entering into a contract with you at your request (see the section about How We Use Your Personal Data). Where you do not provide personal data that is necessary for these purposes, we may be unable to provide you with the relevant product or service or to comply with the law.
#### How We Collect Your Personal Data
We collect personal data about you from several sources, including directly from you, from third parties, and through automated means. [Read More]
We collect personal data about you in several ways including:
- Direct Collection: We collect personal data directly from you when you access our websites, register your interest in a Glenveagh development, reserve a property, enter into a property sale agreement, complete a survey, register to attend an event, contact our customer care teams, register as a visitor at Glenveagh premises, participate in our festive campaigns or educational programmes, or otherwise engage with us directly.
- Third-Party Collection: We collect personal data about you indirectly from third parties such as estate agents, solicitors, local authorities, and co-purchasers.
- Automated Collection: We collect personal data about you through tracking technologies in use on our websites such as cookies, pixels, and/or tags, CCTV equipment, and/or construction site cameras.
### How We Use Your Personal Data
We use your personal data for a variety of purposes depending on the nature of your relationship and interactions with Glenveagh. For example, we may use your personal data to support the homebuyer journey, manage supplier and business relationships, operate our websites, facilities, and events, communicate with you, and to comply with legal obligations. The specific purposes for which we process your personal data are set out below.
We may use your personal data in the following ways:
- To manage the property sales process: This includes processing registrations of interest in Glenveagh properties, assessing readiness to buy, managing your online customer account (where applicable), supporting property reservations, supporting deposit payments, facilitating contract preparation and execution, coordinating solicitor communications, providing construction progress updates, arranging inspections, managing snagging requests, facilitating key handover, and communicating with you throughout the homebuyer journey. This processing is necessary for the taking pre-contractual steps at your request.
- To manage affordable purchase scheme transactions: This includes receiving and recording your affordable purchase scheme approval status from the relevant local authority, managing affordable purchase scheme information throughout the sales process, and progressing the purchase of your property in accordance with the approved scheme arrangements. This processing is necessary for taking pre-contractual steps at your request.
- To provide customer care services: This includes responding to customer queries, requests, and complaints, arranging service appointments, and recording calls for training and monitoring purposes. This processing is necessary for the performance of a contract with you.
- To manage land acquisitions and related agreements: This includes assessing land opportunities, engaging with landowners, negotiation and managing land transactions, and entering into agreements related to land purchases, easements, licenses, leases, and other land interests. This processing is necessary for taking pre-contractual steps at your request.
- To manage supplier onboarding and tendering: This includes identifying and engaging with prospective vendors, carrying out commercial prequalification activities, maintaining approved vendor lists, inviting vendors to participate in tender processes, and communicating tender and contract award outcomes. This processing is necessary for our legitimate interests in facilitating business requirements for supplier products and services, conducting associated business due diligence verifications and maintaining our security certification status.
- To manage post-award supplier engagements: This includes executing contracts with successful vendors, maintaining contractual records, managing supplier contact details, and supporting the administration of supplier engagements following contract award. This processing is necessary for taking pre-contractual steps at your request.
- To manage supplier payments: This includes setting up suppliers in our financial systems, verifying supplier payment details, processing invoices, issuing purchase orders, and administering payments for goods and services supplied to Glenveagh. This processing is necessary for the performance of a contract with you.
- To send you marketing communications: This includes sending you e-mail alerts, brochures, viewing opportunities, and information about Glenveagh developments and events. This processing is based on your consent where you choose to receive marketing communications.
- To facilitate introductions to selected third-party providers: This includes sharing your contact details with utility and providers of home-related goods and services providers following the completion of your home purchase so that they can contact you directly about their products and services. This processing is based on your consent.
- To manage events organised or sponsored by us: This may include organising and delivering community events, sales and marketing events, educational programmes such as the Nature Heroes Awards, and other sponsored events, including managing registrations, attendance, post-event feedback, and event photography and videography. This processing is based on your consent, including parental or legal guardian consent insofar as the processing may concern children’s data.
- To conduct surveys, gather feedback, and engage with our communities: This includes conducting customer satisfaction and community impact surveys, customer closing surveys, satisfaction surveys, and addressing community feedback. This processing is necessary for our legitimate interests in understanding customer and community experiences, responding to feedback, improving our developments, services, and customer experience, and maintaining high standards of customer care.
- To support applications for government funding: Applying for and administering government grants and funding programmes, including evidencing project activities, costs, and resource allocation to meet funding and verification requirements. This processing is necessary for our legitimate interests in securing funding for our research and development.
- To promote the Glenveagh brand: This includes publishing photography, videography, testimonials, and other promotional content on our websites, social media channels, and other communication platforms to showcase Glenveagh, our developments, and our communities. Where such content contains identifiable individuals, we rely on your consent (including parental consent where applicable). We may also organise competitions and similar promotional activities through our social media channels, which are carried out in pursuit of our legitimate interests in promoting the Glenveagh brand and engaging with the wider market.
- To deliver seasonal campaigns: This includes operating seasonal and community-based campaigns, providing interactive digital experiences, generating personalised campaign content, facilitating participation in campaign activities, and communicating campaign-related materials requested by participants. This processing is based on our legitimate interests in promoting community engagement and awareness of the Glenveagh brand.Where a seasonal campaign involves the processing of personal data relating to children, we rely on parental or legal guardian consent for such processing.
- To manage our website performance and digital experience: This includes using cookies and similar tracking technologies to understand how visitors interact with our website content,personalise website functionality, and improve website performance. This processing is based on your consent where you choose to allow the use of cookies.
- To ensure the health, safety, and security of individuals and property: This includes operating CCTV equipment and systems. This processing is necessary for pursuing our legitimate interest in ensuring the health, safety, and security of individuals present on our premises and property.
- To manage visitor access to Glenveagh premises: This includes managing and restricting access to Glenveagh premises, facilities, and sites to authorised individuals for health, safety, and security purposes. This includes the use of fob systems, access cards, and visitor logs. This processing is necessary to comply with our legal obligations in relation to maintaining a safe and secure working environment, including for visitors.
- To monitor the progress of construction projects: Tracking the progress of construction works using camera footage to capture time lapse imagery of the construction process over time. This processing is necessary for pursuing our legitimate interest in ensuring that construction projects are delivered to target timelines.
- To manage planning observations and disputes: This includes monitoring planning application observations, responding to -related enquiries and complaints, and addressing concerns relating to Glenveagh planning applications and developments. This processing is necessary for our legitimate interests in adequately assessing risk in relation to the outcome of planning applications, work toward dispute resolution and prevent delays in the execution of development projects.
- To support external corporate communications: Informing external stakeholders such as journalists, policy makers, and industry bodies about Glenveagh's performance, position on policy matters, and broader industry developments. This processing is necessary for our legitimate interests in in maintaining transparent and effective external communication.
- To comply with legal obligations: This includes supporting board reporting, maintaining directors' statutory registers, reporting on lobbying activities, and documenting risk assessment method statements. This processing is necessary to comply with our legal obligations under health and safety, lobbying and company laws and listing rules applicable to us.
- To support business reporting and analytics: This includes producing buyer, lead, customer care, and financial reports. This applies to buyers, potential buyers, customers, and sole traders. This processing is necessary for our legitimate interests in supporting business performance reporting, improving the sales lifecycle and customer experience, facilitating the effective resolution of customer queries, and informing lessons learned and process improvements to maintain customer satisfaction.
- To support technology solution enhancements and customisations: This includes designing, developing, testing, and maintaining add-on functionality, workflow automations, and customisations that automate, centralise, and minimise the collection and management of buyer data within Glenveagh's secure technology environment. This processing is necessary for our legitimate interests in improving the functionality and performance of our technology solutions.
- To establish, exercise, or defend legal claims: We may process your personal data where necessary for the establishment, exercise, or defence of legal claims. This processing is necessary for our legitimate interest in obtaining legal advice and representation on behalf of the Group.
- Facilitate data subject rights requests: Assessing and responding to requests from you to exercise your personal data rights under applicable data protection laws. This processing is necessary to comply with our legal obligations in relation to personal data protection.
#### Lawful Bases We Rely on to Process Your Data
In processing your personal data for the purposes set out in this Notice, Glenveagh relies on a number of lawful bases as permitted by applicable data protection laws, including to enter into a contract with you, to pursue a legitimate business interest, to comply with a legal obligation, or with your consent.
We rely on the following lawful bases for processing your personal data:
- To enter into or to perform obligations arising in connection with a contract with you.
- To comply with a legal or regulatory obligation to which we are subject.
- To pursue our legitimate interest, where it is not overridden by your own legitimate interests and/or fundamental rights and freedoms.
- With your consent, where required for the specific processing activities described above.
For further information about the purposes for which we process your personal data, the lawful basis applicable to each processing activity, and the legitimate interests we pursue by processing your personal data, please see the "How We Use Your Personal Data" section of this Notice.
#### How We Share Your Personal Data
We may share your personal data with Glenveagh subsidiaries and affiliates, third-party service providers, law enforcement and other government bodies.
We may share your personal data with the following categories of recipients:
- Glenveagh subsidiaries and affiliates: We may share your personal data within our group of companies, which includes parents, corporate affiliates, subsidiaries, business units and other companies that share common ownership, for the purposes and relying on the lawful bases set out in this Notice.
- Third-party goods and service providers and partners: We may share your personal data with third parties working on our behalf, to facilitate our interactions with you or to support our relationship with you, including estate agents, technology product vendors, solicitors and legal service providers, auditors, marketing and advertising providers, survey providers, educational programme partners, and other professional organisations.
- Law enforcement and other government agencies: We may share your personal data with law enforcement and/or other government bodies to comply with the law or legal requirements applicable to us and to protect our rights, property, or safety of our employees, customers, and third parties.
#### International Transfers of Personal Data
In some instances, we may need to transfer your personal data to another jurisdiction for processing. Where data is transferred outside the European Economic Area (EEA), we implement appropriate legal mechanisms to ensure that it remains adequately protected upon reaching its destination, as required by applicable privacy laws. [Read More]
While Glenveagh primarily processes and stores personal data within the EEA, some of the technology and service providers we use may process or host personal data outside the EEA, including the United Kingdom (UK), which benefits from an adequacy decision adopted by the European Commission, and the United States. Where personal data is transferred to the United States, we rely on appropriate transfer safeguards in accordance with applicable data protection laws, including the European Commission's Standard Contractual Clauses and, where necessary, UK International Data Transfer Agreements.
#### How Long We Keep Your Personal Data
We keep your personal data only for as long as necessary for the purposes described in this Notice, unless a longer period is required or permitted by law.
The length of time for which we retain personal data depends on the nature of our relationship with you, the type of information we hold, the purpose for which it is processed, and any legal, regulatory, or contractual requirements that may apply. Once the applicable retention period has expired, and unless continued retention is required or permitted by law, we securely delete, anonymise, or otherwise dispose of your personal data in accordance with our retention protocols.
#### Your Rights and How to Exercise Them
Individuals whose personal data we process are afforded a number of rights in relation to such data. To exercise your data protection rights please contact us using the contact details below. We will respond to reasonable requests in accordance with applicable privacy laws.
The specific data protection rights applicable to you are detailed below. Please note that these data protection rights are not absolute and there may be circumstances where we may legitimately deny a request as permitted by applicable privacy laws. You will not normally have to pay a fee to access your personal data (or to exercise any of the other rights stated below), although we may charge a reasonable fee if your request is unfounded, repetitive, or excessive. Alternatively, we may refuse to comply with your request in these circumstances.
We may need to request specific information from you to help us confirm your identity and ensure your data protection rights. This is a security measure to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of your personal data. We may also contact you to ask you for further information in relation to your request to speed up our response. We will only collect strictly necessary information to ensure that we only honour legitimate requests received from you or your authorised representative. We strive to respond to all legitimate requests within a month. Occasionally it may take us longer to respond if your request is particularly complex or you have made a number of different requests. In this case, we will notify you of estimated response timelines.
- Right to Information: The right to receive the information set out in this Notice regarding our processing of your personal data.
- Right of Access: The right to receive a copy of or otherwise access personal data we hold about you.
- Right to Rectification: You can request that we correct any inaccurate personal data or complete any incomplete personal data we hold about you.
- Right to Erasure: The right to request that we erase personal data we hold about you in certain circumstances.
- Right to Restriction of Processing: The right to ask us to restrict the processing of your personal data in certain circumstances, for example while the accuracy of your data is being verified after you have contested it.
- Right to Object: The right to object to our processing of your personal data in certain circumstances (e.g., automated decisions, profiling).
- Right to Data Portability: The right to obtain and reuse your personal data for your own purposes across different services.
- Right to Withdraw Consent: The right to withdraw consent at any time that you may have provided to us for processing your personal data (where the lawful basis for processing that we rely on is consent).
- Right to Lodge a Complaint: The right to lodge a complaint with a competent supervisory authority and/or appeal directly to us against a decision regarding personal data.
#### How We Keep Your Personal Data Secure
We take the security of your personal data seriously and have implemented appropriate safeguards designed to keep it protected.
Glenveagh has implemented technological and operational security procedures designed to protect your personal data against accidental or unlawful disclosure, loss, misuse, alteration or use. We limit access to your personal data only to those Glenveagh employees, other staff and third parties on a strict business need to know basis. They will only process your personal data upon our instructions, and they are subject to a duty of confidentiality. We have implemented procedures to respond appropriately to any suspected personal data breach or security incident and will notify you and relevant data protection regulators where we are legally required to do so.
#### Contact Us
If you have any questions, concerns, and/or complaints regarding this Notice, or if you wish to exercise your data protection rights, please contact us using the contact details below. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the Data Protection Commission, should your matter remain unsettledor otherwise unsatisfied.
The Company Secretary
Glenveagh Properties plc
Block C, Maynooth Business Campus
Straffan Road, Maynooth
Co. Kildare, Ireland
Email: dataprivacy@glenveagh.ie

### Starter Home Purchase Scheme

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-10-19
- Summary: Find out about the Starter Home Purchase Scheme and how it can help you buy your first dream home.

Starter Home Purchase Scheme

We are proud to support the Starter Home Purchase Scheme, which helps eligible buyers get on the property ladder.

Our Homes under the Starter Home Purchase Scheme

Find out all about the Starter Home Purchase Scheme and how it can help you buy your first dream home.

The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme (formerly known as the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme) helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home at a reduced price. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.
Find Out More

How Do I Apply? — The Local Authority will advertise any upcoming developments on their website. You will need to gather a few documents such as your approval in principal, recent payslips, a salary certificate and proof of funds. Once you have all the necessary documents, you will be able to upload them as part of your application.

Tips for Applying — Once you have all your documents together, applying online is straightforward. Here's a few tips to get one step closer to your new affordable home:
Mortgage Approval — Mortgage lenders and mortgage brokers will be more than happy to talk you through the mortgage application process. A letter of Approval in Principle (AIP) confirms the amount you could be able to borrow for your new home; you will need this to apply for the Starter Home Purchase Scheme, so make sure you factor this in.
Help To Buy Scheme — Getting that initial deposit together might be easier than you think with the Help to Buy Scheme, which can help you get up to €30,000 towards your deposit. The Help to Buy Scheme can be used in conjunction with the Starter Home Purchase Scheme, making homeownership even more affordable.
Income Details — If you are a PAYE employee, you will need a salary certificate from your employer, as well an Employment Detail Summary that you can download from the Revenue. If you're self-employed, you will need audited accounts for the past 2 years, as well as a current tax payment receipt and tax balancing statement.
Your Own Checklist — Create your own checklist of all the documents you need to apply for the Starter Home Purchase Scheme and tick them off the list as you go along. Once you have everything, your online application should be fairly quick.

### Terms of Use

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/terms-of-use
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2025-03-19
- Summary: Terms of Use for glenveagh.ie website and portal.glenveagh.ie.

Terms of Use

#### Terms of Use
###### Introduction
These are the terms and conditions governing the use of www.glenveagh.ie including the HomeBuyer Hub (the “Site”), and the information which appears on the Site (the “Terms “). The Site is operated by Glenveagh Properties plc and its subsidiaries,a company registered in Ireland with company number 609461 and registered office address of Block C, Maynooth Business Campus, Straffan Road, Maynooth, Co. Kildare (the “Company“, “us“, “we” or “our“) and these Terms set out the rights and obligations of all users (“you“/”your“) in relation to your use of the Site. Please read carefully these Terms and our Website Privacy Notice and Cookie Policy. By using the Site, you are consenting to be bound by the then current Terms and Cookie Policy. We may revise the Terms and information contained on the Site at any time and without notice. If you do not agree to these Terms or the Cookies Policy, please refrain from using the Site.
###### HomeBuyer Hub
2.1.In order to use the HomeBuyer Hub, you must register for an account (“Account”) and provide us with certain information including, for example, your name, phone number, email address and password. You represent and warrant that all registration information you provide to us to is truthful and accurate and that you will maintain the accuracy of such information.
2.2.You are solely responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of your Account login information and are fully responsible for all activities that occur under your Account. You agree to immediately notify the Company of any unauthorised use, or suspected unauthorised use of your Account or any other breach of security. The Company will not be liable for any loss or damage arising from your failure to comply with these above requirements.
2.3.You may delete your Account at any time by following the instructions available in the Customer Portal. The Company may suspend or terminate your Account in accordance with Section 10.1 of the Terms
###### Accessing our Site
3.1. Access to our Site is permitted on a temporary basis, and we reserve the right to withdraw or amend the service we provide on our Site without notice. We do not guarantee that our Site, or any content on it, will always be available or will be uninterrupted. We will not be liable if for any reason the Site is unavailable at any time or for any period.
3.2. You are responsible for making all arrangements necessary for you to have access to the Site. You are also responsible for ensuring that all persons who access the Site through your internet connection are aware of the Terms, and that they comply with them.
###### Intellectual property rights
4.1. We are the owner or the licensee of all intellectual property rights in the Site (except where specifically identified as third party content), and in the material published on it. Those works are protected by applicable intellectual property and other laws around the world. All such rights are reserved.
4.2.Except for the making of a hard copy print for your own personal use only or the use of others in your organisation (or downloading the material for your own personal use or the use of others in your organisation only provided that you retain all copyright and proprietary notices), the materials on the Site may not be copied, reproduced, transmitted, distributed or displayed, by any means, without the express written consent of the Company.
4.3. You must not modify the paper or digital copies of any materials you have printed off or downloaded in any way, and you must not use any illustrations, photographs, video or audio sequences or any graphics separately from any accompanying text.
4.4. Our status (and that of any identified contributors) as the authors of material on the Site must always be acknowledged.
4.5. You must not use any part of the materials on the Site for commercial purposes without obtaining a licence to do so from us or our licensors.
4.6. If you print off, copy or download any part of the Site in breach of these Terms, your right to use the Site will cease immediately and you must, at our option, return or destroy any copies of the materials you have made.
###### Reliance on information posted
5.1. Commentary and other materials posted on the Site are not intended to amount to advice on which reliance should be placed. We therefore disclaim all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on such materials by any user of the Site, or by anyone who may be informed of any of its contents. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content of this Site.
5.2. The information which appears on the Site is not an invitation to invest in shares or other securities, or any other products or services or otherwise deal in these or enter into a contract with the Company or any other company. The information provided should not be relied upon in connection with any investment decision. You should always seek appropriate professional advice in relation to such. You are responsible for undertaking any investigation and due diligence into the nature of any matter, including without limitation any investment, which may come to your attention as a result of accessing our Site.
5.3. Although we make reasonable efforts to update the information on our Site, we make no representation, warranties or guarantees, whether express or implied, that the content on our Site is accurate complete or up to date. Neither the Company nor its suppliers can be held liable for any inaccurate information. Investors use the Site at their own risk. Investors should note that the value of an investment in the Company and the income therefrom may fall as well as rise and investors may not get back the amount originally invested.
###### Our Site changes regularly
6.1. We aim to update the Site regularly, and may change the content at any time. If the need arises, we may suspend access to our Site, or close it indefinitely. Any of the material on the Site may be out of date at any given time, and we are under no obligation to update such material.
6.2. Each time you use our Site you will be bound by the then current Terms and our Privacy Statement and Cookies Policy and you should review these each time you access and use our Site to satisfy that you are happy with them.
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### The First Home Scheme

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/the-first-home-scheme
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-10-19
- Summary: The First Home Scheme helps eligible buyers bridge the gap to buying a new home with up to 30% equity support. Check eligibility and learn how it works.

The First Home Scheme

The First Home Scheme (FHS) helps first-time buyers and other eligible home buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built home in a private development anywhere in the Republic of Ireland.

What is the First Home Scheme (FHS)? — The FHS is a shared equity scheme, where the State and participating banks pay up to 30% of the market value of your new home in return for a stake in the home. It aims to bridge the gap for first-time buyers and eligible homebuyers between their deposit and mortgage.
Get up to 30% of the property purchase price — If you qualify for the FHS and avail of it, the Government and Participating Mortgage Lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of a new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property.
Use in conjunction with the Help to Buy Scheme — You can get up to 30% of the market value of your new property with the FHS. This is reduced to 20% if you are also getting the Help to Buy Scheme. The minimum you can get is 2.5% of the property purchase price, or €10,000, whichever is higher.

How does the First Home Scheme Work? — Find out how the first home scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

Am I eligible for the scheme?
To be eligible for the First Home Scheme you must:
- be over 18 years of age
- be a first-time buyer or fresh start applicant (such as if you are divorced or separated, or have gone through personal insolvency or bankruptcy)
- have Mortgage Approval with a Participating Lender
- borrow the maximum amount available to you from one of the Participating Lenders
- not be availing of a Macro Prudential Exception
- have a minimum deposit of 10% of the property price.
Eligibilty Calculator

What are the price caps?
The property you buy must be a newly built home in a private development. The scheme does not cover second-hand homes. The value of your new home must be within the price caps set by your local authority area.
These limits are different depending on where you buy and what type of property you purchase. The limits are linked to the median price for first-time-buyers in each area.
Learn more

What are the fees and charges?
There is no charge for the first five years under the FHS, meaning the first service charge rate begins at the start of year six. Buyers have the option to buy back the stake at any time, but it is not a requirement.

The service charge rates are fixed for the life of the equity facility, and begin at 1.75% for years 6-15.
Fees and Charges

How can I apply?
Once you have a Mortgage Approval in Principle from a participating lender and have checked you are eligible for the scheme, you can apply for the FHS online.
Find Your Dream Home

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### Kaleidoscope Festival Treehouse Competition Terms & Conditions

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/treehouse
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-07-03
- Summary: View the full terms and conditions for Glenveagh's Kaleidoscope Festival Treehouse Competition. Read now.

Terms & Conditions — Glenveagh x Dermot Bannon Tree House @ Kaleidoscope

Terms & Conditions
Glenveagh x Dermot Bannon Tree House @ Kaleidoscope
- The Competition is open to submissions at the Glenveagh activation at Kaleidoscope Festival on Saturday, July 4th 2025 & Sunday, July 5th 2026.
- To be in with a chance of winning the Competition prize, entrants must submit a drawing of their treehouse at the Glenveagh activation at Kaleidoscope. Entry must include a drawing, name and contact details for the entrant, with guardian details for those under 18 years of age. Submissions are at the festival only, there is no online submission for this Competition.
- The Competition is open to residents of Ireland, except employees and families of Glenveagh and its subsidiary companies, their agencies and anyone professionally connected with this Competition.
- No purchase necessary for entry into the Competition. Entries received after the relevant closing date will not be accepted.
- There will be one winner chosen from all the submissions over the weekend of Saturday, July 4th 2025 & Sunday, July 5th 2026 on site at Kaleidoscope Festival. One winner will be chosen by the judges. Only one entry per person will be accepted. Multiple entries will not be accepted.
- The Prize consists of 1 x voucher for the winner for the value of €2,000. The Prize is non-transferable and there is no cash alternative.
- The prize must be redeemed within one year of July 1st 2026.
- The winners will be contacted via the contact details shared with their submission. The organisers will email and phone the winner and give them 10 days to respond, after which they will reach out to the runner up. Should the runner up not respond, the organisers will reach up to the subsequent runner ups with the same 10 day response window.
- Should any prize element be unavailable or unsuitable for the winner, Glenveagh reserves the right to substitute with a prize of equal or greater value.
- The winner may be asked to take part in publicity accompanying or resulting from this Competition.
- Glenveagh’s decision on the winner is final. No correspondence will be entered into.
- Responsibility cannot be accepted for entries invalidated by technical problems beyond the control of Glenveagh.
- The information, including personal data, which participants submit to enter the Competition, will be used by Glenveagh to run the promotion including contacting the winner.
- By participating in the Competition, participants are deemed to have accepted these terms and conditions.
- To the extent permitted by law, Glenveagh excludes all liability whatsoever to entrants and the winner in relation to the Competition and the prize to be awarded.
- The promoter of this competition is Glenveagh Homes.
- Use of personal data will be in line with Glenveagh Privacy Policy; details available at www.glenveagh.ie/privacy-statement
- Terms and conditions of this promotion are correct as of July 2nd 2026.

### Two Bedroom Homes

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/two-bedroom-homes
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Discover Glenveagh’s A-rated 2-bedroom new homes, designed for modern living. Ideal for first-time buyers and couples with Help to Buy eligibility.

Two Bedroom Homes

Whether you’re a first-time buyer or moving home, a Glenveagh two bedroom home offers a thoughtfully designed place to call your own. With open-plan living areas, private outdoor space and an A-rated Building Energy Rating (BER), it could be the perfect fit for your next move.

Our Two Bedroom Homes

Grants for First-Time Buyers — Did you know that if you're a first-time buyer, you may be eligible to avail of Government schemes to help buy a new home? The Help to Buy scheme can provide up to €30,000 towards your deposit. The First Home Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the cost of your new home.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).
Find Out More

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

Discover Our Two-bedroom Homes — Find out why our two-bedroom homes might be your perfect place to call home.
Energy efficiency — All Glenveagh homes achieve a BER A rating and are built to high standards of insulation and airtightness to keep your home warm and your running costs low.
Style and Comfort — Our two-bedroom homes include contemporary fitted kitchens, fully painted interiors, bespoke joinery, uPVC double-glazed windows, and en-suite bedrooms with fitted wardrobes.
Private Outdoor Space — Whether it's a fully-seeded secluded back garden or a terraced area, your new two-bedroom home comes with your own private outdoor space, giving you more space to relax, unwind and enjoy.
Modern Communities — Our communities are designed for modern living, with EV charging points, walking and cycling routes, and open-air spaces that make it easier to get outdoors, stay connected and enjoy your surroundings.

Three Reasons to Choose a Glenveagh Home

### Affordability Campaign

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/welcomehome
- Section: Buying a home & schemes
- Last updated: 2026-10-19
- Summary: Discover government schemes for first-time buyers in Ireland, including Help to Buy, First Home Scheme and Affordable Purchase. Learn how to apply.

Get the keys to your dream home

New Glenveagh homes are more affordable and achievable thanks to the financial supports available to first-time buyers.

What are the government schemes available to first-time buyers? — Find out how the Help to Buy Scheme, the First Home Scheme and the Starter Home Purchase Scheme can help you get on the property ladder and own your first dream home.

Help to Buy — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).
Find out more

First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.

Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme (formerly known as the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme) helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home at a reduced price.

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

Discover Our Communities

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### Buying

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/buying
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Glenveagh's step-by-step guide to buying your first home in Ireland, from viewing to signing and getting the keys. Read more now.

Buying
First Time Buyers — A guide to support you on every step of your journey. Find all the help you need to buy your first home.

Buying

First Time Buyers Hub — A guide to support you on every step of your journey. Find all the help you need to buy your first home.
Planning
Financing
Searching
Moving In

### Arrange snagging

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/buying/arrange-snagging
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: A practical guide to arranging snagging when buying your first new home in Ireland. Glenveagh explains clearly. Read now.

Arrange snagging — Conduct a survey on your new home

Arrange snagging

### Fill in the paperwork

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/buying/fill-in-the-paperwork
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: A guide to all the paperwork involved when buying your first home in Ireland. Glenveagh explains it clearly. Read now.

Fill in the paperwork — Sign all the contracts

Fill in the paperwork

### Find a Solicitor

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/buying/find-a-solicitor
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: A guide to finding the right solicitor when buying your first home in Ireland. Glenveagh's step-by-step advice. Read now.

Find a Solicitor — Appoint a conveyance solicitor

Find a Solicitor

### Pay your deposit

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/buying/pay-your-deposit
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: A practical guide to paying your deposit when buying your first home in Ireland. Glenveagh walks you through it. Read now.

Pay your deposit — Transfer your deposit

Deposit

### Financing

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/financing
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Explore first-time buyer finance options including mortgages, government schemes, budgeting and how to fund your new home. Read now.

Financing
First Time Buyers — A guide to support you on every step of your journey. Find all the help you need to buy your first home.

Financing

First Time Buyers Hub — A guide to support you on every step of your journey. Find all the help you need to buy your first home.
Planning
Searching
Buying
Moving In

### Financial planning

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/financing/financial-planning
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: A practical guide to financial planning for first-time buyers, covering budgets, savings, government schemes and mortgages. Read more now.

Financial planning — Make sure your finances are in order before applying for a mortgage

Financial planning

### Government Schemes

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/financing/government-schemes
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: A guide to Help to Buy, First Home Scheme and Affordable Purchase for first-time buyers in Ireland. Read Glenveagh's guide now.

Government Schemes — Find out about the financial schemes available

Government Schemes

### Mortgage approval

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/financing/mortgage-approval
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: A step-by-step guide to getting mortgage approval in Ireland, from AIP to full approval. Glenveagh explains it clearly. Read now.

Mortgage approval — Find a broker or apply directly to a bank

Finance

### Moving in

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/moving-in
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Everything first-time buyers need to know about moving into a new Glenveagh home, including checklists and tips. Read the guide now.

Moving in
First Time Buyers — A guide to support you on every step of your journey. Find all the help you need to buy your first home.

First Time Buyers Hub — A guide to support you on every step of your journey. Find all the help you need to buy your first home.
Planning
Financing
Searching
Buying
Moving In

### Gardening

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/moving-in/gardening
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: A guide to getting started with gardening in your new Glenveagh home, with tips for complete beginners. Read now.

Gardening — Learn how to maintain your green spaces

Gardening

### Interior Design

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/moving-in/interior-design
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Interior design tips and guides for first-time buyers moving into a new Glenveagh home, from furniture to finishing touches. Read now.

Interior Design — Decorate and personalise your home

Interior Design

### Settling in

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/moving-in/settling-in
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: A guide to settling into your new Glenveagh home, with tips for first-time buyers on making it your own. Read now.

Settling in — Move into your new home

Settling in

### Planning

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/planning
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Glenveagh's step-by-step planning guide for first-time buyers covers everything from setting goals to getting mortgage-ready. Read now.

Planning
First Time Buyers — A guide to support you on every step of your journey. Find all the help you need to buy your first home.

Planning

First Time Buyers Hub — A guide to support you on every step of your journey. Find all the help you need to buy your first home.
Financing
Searching
Buying
Moving In

### Homebuying journey

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/planning/homebuying-journey
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Map your homebuying journey with Glenveagh. A step-by-step planning guide for first-time buyers in Ireland. Read now.

Homebuying journey — Find out about all the steps involved

Homebuying journey

### Find your dream home

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/searching/find-your-dream-home
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Tips and tools for finding your dream home in Ireland. Glenveagh's guide to searching, viewing and shortlisting properties. Read now.

Find your dream home — Decide which community suits you

Find your dream home

### Schedule viewings

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/first-time-buyers/searching/schedule-viewings
- Section: Buyer's guide
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: A practical guide to scheduling property viewings when searching for your first home in Ireland. Read Glenveagh's tips now.

Schedule viewings — Visit potential houses

Schedule viewings

### Baile na Móna

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/baile-na-mona-community-hub
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Explore life in Baile na Móna with Glenveagh - BER A rated family homes close to Dublin city centre. Excellent amenities and transport links.

Baile na Móna
Community Hub — Stay informed with the latest news from Glenveagh, including site updates and key announcements in Baile na Móna and the surrounding areas.

New Homes — 274 homes are being built, comprising 55% Affordable Purchase and 45% Social Housing.
Location — Located near Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre, Dublin Airport, and key transport links into the city centre.
Public Spaces — Approx. 4.5 acres of public open space, featuring pocket parks, walking and cycling tracks, with connections to neighbouring areas and access for residents and the wider community.

Site Updates
Construction works in Baile na Móna are currently underway, with the first new homes expected to be completed throughout 2026.
This will result in creation of a total of 274 units with a mix of houses, duplexes and apartments.
We will continue to work closely with the Swords community in minimising the impact of construction work.

What types of houses are being built here? — The Baile na Móna community will deliver 274 high-quality homes, including a mix of houses, duplexes, and apartments. All homes are built to the same high standard, ensuring a consistent and well-integrated community.

Glenveagh in the Community — As one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, Glenveagh is focused on delivering high-quality homes across flourishing communities. Glenveagh achieves quality and great accessibility to new homes by consistently innovating planning, design, and build.

In line with our approach to sustainable place-making, Glenveagh recognises the importance of supporting local communities where they build. We support over 1,000 community initiatives across Ireland, including many in North Dublin. Our community and sponsorship funds have provided invaluable support to various local initiatives including everything from grassroots sponsorship to local event support and other causes close to the heart of our communities.
Find Out More

What is Affordable and Social Housing?
Affordable Purchase — The Affordable Housing Scheme allows eligible individuals to purchase homes at below-market prices, with qualification based on purchasing ability.
Social Housing — This is housing provided by a local authority or an independent Approved Housing Body (AHB) to people who are unable to afford accommodation within their own means.

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — Affordable Purchase Housing in the Baile na Móna Community will be allocated through processes established by Fingal County Council. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Baile na Móna community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

### Balbriggan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Balbriggan and the surrounding areas.

Balbriggan
Community Hub — Find out what's new in Balbriggan, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, community news and more...

Folkstown Park
Folkstown Park is a new community, 5 minutes from the seaside town of Balbriggan, providing much-needed A-rated homes for the area. 

Construction of Phase 2 is progressing well and is on schedule. The first homes are expected to be completed throughout the course of 2026.

Taylor Hill
All homeowners have collected their keys and are settling in as the new community at Taylor Hill is shaping up.

For any enquiries about our new community in Balbriggan, please email community@glenveagh.ie.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Balbriggan community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Balbriggan community.

Folkstown Park Amenities Map

Castleland Park Amenities Map

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Balbriggan community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### A Day Out at Ardgillan Castle and Gardens

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/a-day-out-at-ardgillan-castle-and-gardens
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-04-16
- Summary: We take a look at Ardgillan Castle and Gardens; perfect for a day out in Balbriggan.

#### Ardgillan Castle Tours
The main house at Ardgillan is adorned with castellated embellishments and although originally called Prospect House, it's commonly now known as Ardgillan Castle. The central section dates back to 1738 with east and west wings added in the 1800s. The large estate changed hands in the 1960s, eventually being purchased by the council in 1981 and it's now run on behalf of Fingal County Council. With a rich history, a tour of Ardgillan Castle is something that people of all ages will appreciate. You can start your day out by taking a guided tour, as you wander through the stately rooms picking up stories from the local expert guides. For more information on opening times and tickets, check out Ardgillan's booking page.
#### The Grounds and Gardens
There are nearly 200 acres to enjoy at Ardgillan and plenty of areas for picnics and places for children to play. Ardgillan has what can only be described as an impressive playground, themed on castles, ships and the sea. It's got plenty of room for adventure and it's open until after 8:00pm in the summer months.
There are a range of stunning gardens within Ardgillan demesne, including a Victorian style walled garden, a herb garden and beautifully laid out formal gardens. There is a heritage trail to follow and children can spot out tiny homes along the fairy trail.
#### The Tea Rooms
If you get peckish during the day the Castle Tea Rooms have everything from the obligatory scone to pizzas and sandwiches and some good coffee. There is also dining on the terrace, which is good on any dry day no matter what month.
#### Events at Ardgillan
Apart from being a wonderful place to visit for its ongoing attractions, Ardgillan Caslte is also home to year-round events. From Shakespearean drama to art classes and everything in between, the Castle plays host to numerous groups, concerts, classes and children's events. Check out their What's On page for more information.
From tours to gardens, playgrounds and places to eat, you can easily spend a whole day at Balbriggan. It's very family friendly both in terms of price and what you can do. For more, visit Ardgillan Castle.
ours are available all year round. Visitors can experience the charm and splendour of an 18th-century country house at their own pace with our self-guided tour.
Learn about the fascinating history through informative displays and exhibits throughout the house. Visitors will get the chance to explore the castle and enjoy the same atmosphere that the Taylors experienced from 1738, when the castle was built right up to 1962, when it was eventually sold.
Discover the stories and secrets that make Ardgillan Castle a true gem of Irish heritage.

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### Glenveagh Proudly Supports Balbriggan Cricket Club

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balbriggan-cricket-club
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-07-03
- Last updated: 2026-07-02
- Summary: Glenveagh is proud to support Balbriggan Cricket Club, helping to promote inclusion, teamwork and community spirit through local sport.

Glenveagh Proudly Supports Balbriggan Cricket Club

Glenveagh is delighted to support Balbriggan Cricket Club, reinforcing our ongoing commitment to the communities where we live, work and build. Local sports clubs play a vital role in bringing people together, encouraging active lifestyles and creating opportunities for people of all ages to connect and thrive.
We are proud to contribute to a club that has become an important part of the Balbriggan community.
##### Promoting Inclusion, Teamwork and Community Spirit
Balbriggan Cricket Club provides a welcoming environment where players of all ages and abilities can enjoy the game while developing valuable life skills such as teamwork, respect and resilience. The club continues to foster a strong sense of inclusion and community pride, creating opportunities for members, families and volunteers to come together both on and off the pitch.
By supporting the club, Glenveagh is helping to ensure these opportunities continue to benefit the local community for years to come.
##### Building Stronger Communities Together
Supporting community initiatives is at the heart of Glenveagh's commitment to creating places where people can flourish. We are pleased to support Balbriggan Cricket Club and wish all of its players, coaches, volunteers and supporters every success for the season ahead.
We look forward to seeing the club continue to grow and make a positive impact within the Balbriggan community.

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### Glenveagh Sponsoring Balbriggan RFC’s Easter Camp

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balbriggan-rfc-easter-camp
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-04-30
- Last updated: 2025-07-31
- Summary: Discover how Glenveagh supported Balbriggan RFC’s Easter Camp, offering young players the opportunity to develop their skills in a fun and supportive environment.

Glenveagh Sponsoring Balbriggan RFC’s Easter Camp

Balbriggan Rugby Football Club (RFC) recently hosted a successful Easter rugby camp, made possible through the generous sponsorship of Glenveagh. Held from April 14th to 17th, the camp welcomed over 30 young players aged 6 to 12, offering them an opportunity to develop their rugby skills in a fun and supportive environment.
##### Camp Highlights
The Easter camp featured a range of activities designed to introduce children to rugby and enhance their existing skillset. Throughout the four-day camp, participants were introduced to basic rugby techniques, such as ball handling, passing, tackling, and kicking.
The young players enjoyed a variety of fun and engaging activities, from skill-based challenges and team-building exercises to competitive games. The emphasis was not only on improving technical abilities but also on creating a positive and supportive atmosphere where the children could build confidence and learn teamwork.
To celebrate the Easter spirit, the camp wrapped up with a special Easter egg hunt on the final day. The children were excited to hunt for colourful eggs hidden around the grounds, adding an extra layer of fun to the camp’s activities. This festive touch made the event even more memorable, bringing smiles and laughter as the young participants enjoyed the hunt together.
##### Looking ahead
The Easter rugby camp was a great success, providing a wonderful opportunity for young players to experience rugby in a fun and educational setting. The partnership between Glenveagh and Balbriggan RFC is a true testament to the positive impact that local businesses can have in promoting youth sports and building stronger, more connected communities.
As the rugby season continues, the focus on youth development at Balbriggan RFC remains strong, with Glenveagh standing by the club as a key partner in its mission to inspire the next generation of rugby players.
For more information on Balbriggan RFC, please visit their official website.

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### Supporting Young Athletes at Balbriggan RFC Easter Camp

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balbriggan-rfc-easter-camp-2026
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-04-09

Supporting Young Athletes at Balbriggan RFC Easter Camp

Glenveagh was delighted to support the Balbriggan Rugby Club’s Easter Camp once again this year. Running from March, 30th until April, 2nd, the camp brought together a large group of young players aged 6 to 12, providing them with an opportunity to explore rugby, learn new skills, and enjoy a fun, inclusive environment.
##### Introducing Young Players to Rugby
The Easter Camp was designed to welcome children who were trying rugby for the first time, while also giving existing players a chance to improve their skills. Through games, drills, and activities, participants were encouraged to develop their confidence, coordination, and understanding of the sport in a relaxed and enjoyable setting.
##### A Fun and Positive Atmosphere
Throughout the week, the camp fostered a fantastic atmosphere. Coaches and kids alike were clearly enjoying the experience, with laughter, energy, and teamwork evident across all sessions. This positive environment ensured that every child could participate and grow at their own pace.
##### Supporting Youth Sport and Community Fitness
Sponsoring initiatives like the Balbriggan Rugby Club Easter Camp is part of Glenveagh’s commitment to promoting sports and fitness in local communities. Encouraging young people to stay active not only supports their physical health but also helps them develop teamwork, discipline, and confidence that can last a lifetime.
We look forward to seeing these young players grow, both on and off the pitch, and to supporting more initiatives that make a positive impact on the community.

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### Balbriggan RFC Kids' Camps a Huge Success

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balbriggan-rfc-kids-camps-a-huge-success
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-27
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Balbriggan RFC's Halloween rugby camps, backed by Glenveagh, welcomed young players for fun and inclusive sport. Read about the event and our support now.

A glance back at October's Balriggan RFC Halloween Rugby camps, supported by Glenveagh.
#### Backing Balbriggan Rugby Camps
This autumn Balbriggan RFC saw scores of young players, some new to the game, enjoying Halloween rugby camps at the club. Balibriggan prides itself on being an inclusive club, with teams of all levels and ability. This year's rugby camps introduced a fun way for children to engage with the sport and to bring it to a wider audience and in the club's own words "Glenveagh's support allows us to put on these camps, so it's a huge help to us". This year's camps have been a huge success and Glenveagh wish all the new players at Balbriggan RFC years of enjoyment playing for their club.
You can watch some of the fun at the Balbriggan RFC camps below:

#### About Balbriggan Rugby Football Club
In 2025, Balbriggan RFC will celebrate its 100th anniversary as a mainstay in sport in the local area. It now represents a diverse group of players from five years old all the way up to the Senior teams. 2014 saw women's rugby return to the club and with great success, winning League titles and a Cup Final. Balbriggan RFC also boasts a team made up of people with disabilities, The Stingers and the club prides itself on having a very active senior citizen membership. The success particularly of the men's Leinster team, has spurred on membership among younger male players as Balbriggan continues to foster talent at all levels.
To find out more visit the Balbriggan RFC website.

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### Proudly Sponsoring Balbriggan RFC’s Stingers Blitz

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balbriggan-rfc-stingers-blitz
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-06-10
- Last updated: 2025-07-31
- Summary: Discover how Glenveagh sponsored Balbriggan RFC’s Stingers Blitz, a tag rugby team launched in 2018 to support all disabilities.

Proudly Sponsoring Balbriggan RFC’s Stingers Blitz

Glenveagh has come on board as the sponsor of this year’s Stingers Blitz hosted by Balbriggan RFC’s Stingers disability tag team. This partnership highlights Glenveagh’s commitment to empowering local grassroots sports and promoting inclusion across its home communities.
##### What the Stingers Blitz Is All About
The Stingers Blitz is a vibrant celebration of rugby and inclusivity. Organized annually by Balbriggan RFC, it brings together Stingers tag teams for a day of friendly matches, skill drills, social interaction, and fun off-field activities. It’s a community-focused event designed to showcase the club’s commitment to inclusivity and the power of sport to connect people of all abilities.
##### A Boost in Morale and Resources
Club volunteers and Stingers team members are thrilled with Glenveagh’s involvement. One club coach commented: “Having Glenveagh onboard is a real morale-boost and allows us to enhance the experience for our players — both on and off the pitch.”
A Glenveagh spokesperson shared in return: “We’re delighted to support the Stingers Blitz, which embodies the spirit of inclusion and community participation that is central to our values.”
##### Looking Ahead: A Bright Future for Stingers and Beyond
With Glenveagh’s backing, this year’s Stingers Blitz was one of the biggest and best yet. Organizers and players had an unforgettable day of sport, laughter, teamwork, and celebration.
As Balbriggan RFC gears up to host more rugby events, Glenveagh’s sponsorship sets a powerful example of how business and community can join forces to foster stronger, more connected communities.

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### Balrothery Cycle Club Featured in New Glenveagh Campaign

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/balrothery-cycle-club-featured-in-new-glenveagh-campaign
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-15
- Last updated: 2025-02-19
- Summary: Vélo Club Balrothery featuring in new Glenveagh Community ad campaign.

Vélo Club Balrothery featuring in nationwide Glenveagh Community ad campaign.
#### Vélo Club Balrothery (VCB) featured in new Community Campaign
Glenveagh's latest "Love Where You Live" campaign focussing on our work with local communities, is now running in cinemas, on TV, outdoor advertising, on social media and our website. We're proud to support Vélo Club Balrothery (VCB) and we're delighted to feature the club in our new ad.
Glenveagh is proud to support over 1,000 community initiatives, and this campaign showcases some of those valued partnerships, like the relationship we've built with cycling in North Dublin.
Watch the Glenveagh Community is What We Do TV and cinema ad below:

#### Love Where You Live!
From Tidy Towns and Nature Heroes to GAA and rowing clubs, the campaign features a wide range of community-based organisations that Glenveagh sponsors. It offers a glimpse into the positive impact we have, not only for people living in Glenveagh homes but for their wider communities as well.
#### About VCB
Vélo Club Balrothery is a cycling club which caters for leisure, road cycling, cyclocross and more. Founded in 2015, it has a dedicated group of active cyclists, who lead cycles for experienced riders and novices alike. To find out more email
veloclubbalrothery@gmail.com.

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### Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-29
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Balbriggan fundraising event now.

Beaumont Hospital Fun Run sponsored by Glenveagh, raises thousands.
#### The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run 2024 a Huge Success
It's great to be associated with an event like the recent Beaumont Big Hospital Fun Run and Glenveagh are delighted to support it again this year. A wonderful turnout in St. Anne's Park Raheny in Dublin, on the last day of September, saw hundreds of runners and walkers complete the 5km run in support of the Beaumont Hospital Foundation. Over €35,000 was raised and the funds will be used to purchase brand new gym equipment for the Physiotherapy Department, including a standing frame and exercise bike for arms and legs. New equipment enables patients to use the most up to date technologies as part of their rehabilitation. A fantastic event with a wonderful outcome for the physiotherapy department in Beaumont Hospital.
For a flavour of the day, check out our Big Beamont Hospital Fun Run Video below:

#### About Beaumont Hospital Foundation
Beaumont Hospital Foundation highlights the medical contribution Beaumont Hospital makes to the community in Dublin and for patients from all over Ireland. Its goal is "to inspire patients and their families, along with members of the Irish public, to make donations in support of vital equipment and services which improve the treatment and care which our staff provide".
To find out more about the Beaumont Hospital Foundation and the work it does visit beaumontfundraising.ie.

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### Careers Talk at Ardgillan College

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/careers-talk-at-ardgillan-college
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-04-29
- Last updated: 2025-05-01
- Summary: Glenveagh recently gave a construction careers talk at Ardgillan College in Balbriggan.

#### Talking Careers in Construction with Ardgillan Students
We recently visited Ardgillan College in Balbriggan, where the school welcomed us in to give a talk on careers in construction to 5th and 6th year students. Construction careers span a wide range of roles, from construction design to apprenticeships, engineering and on-site roles all the way through to finance, IT and sales. We brought students through many of the different roles that a career in construction offers. A huge thanks to all the staff and students in Ardgillan for the warm welcome and the engagement and great questions throughout the talk.
#### Supporting Local Schools
Our long-term vision for the communities we serve starts with education. We’re investing in the future by partnering with local organisations and schools to support children and young people in fulfilling their potential.
We’re keeping an eye out for the stars of tomorrow. As well as providing work experience and mentoring through our school outreach programme, we’re expanding our range of apprenticeships and placements for second and third level students. We’ll continue to create opportunities for young people to be part of our future.
#### About Ardgillan College
Ardgillan College is a post-primary school serving the serving the growing community of Balbriggan, County Dublin and the surrounding townlands. The college was established in 2009 and is named after Ardgillan Castle and Demesne which is located close by. Based in Castlelands, Balbriggan, the college, under the patronage of Dublin & Dún Laoghaire Education and Training Board (DDLETB), is multi-denominational and co-educational.
Ardgillan College prides itself on fostering the talents of all its students, relfected in its motto: "Mol an Óige agus Tiocfaidh Sí" - Praise the young and they will flourish.

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### Community Planting Day in Folkstown Park, Balbriggan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/community-planting-day-folkstown-park
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-05-01
- Last updated: 2025-07-31
- Summary: Read about the Community Planting Day that Glenveagh organized in Folkstown Park, Balbriggan to enhance green areas and promote biodiversity.

Community Planting Day in Folkstown Park, Balbriggan

On Saturday, April 12th the community of Folkstown Park came together for a meaningful day of environmental stewardship. Organised by Glenveagh, the Community Planting Day aimed to enhance local green areas and promote biodiversity, while at the same time emphasizing the importance of community involvement in environmental conservation.
##### Community and Nature
Despite the overcast skies, the turnout was impressive, with families, local groups, and individuals of all ages participating enthusiastically. Volunteers were provided with native Wildflower seeds to plant throughout the greenery. This is a simple initiative that will provide self-sufficient, almost maintenance-free meadows for years to come.
##### A Fun Day Out for the Whole Family
In addition to the tree planting, the event at Folkstown Park offered a fun-filled day for families, with a range of activities designed to engage children and adults alike. Face painting, games and balloon artists brought smiles to younger attendees, while parents enjoyed fresh brews from a local coffee truck set up on site. The friendly and relaxed atmosphere helped turn the planting day into a true community celebration, blending environmental action with entertainment and social connection.
##### Glenveagh's Commitment to Sustainability
The success of the planting day in Folkstown Park highlights the growing commitment to environmental sustainability. As the trees planted on April 12th begin to mature, they will not only beautify the area but also contribute to a healthier, more biodiverse local ecosystem. The residents of Balbriggan will be able to enjoy the fruits of their labour for years to come.

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### Glenveagh Join Jack and Jill in Fundraising Success

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/glenveagh-join-jack-and-jill-in-fundraising-success
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Glenveagh volunteers raised vital funds for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin. Read about our fundraising success and community giving.

#### Artane Joins Jack and Jill Shop Takeover
This week we're taking a look back at some of our initiatives over the summer and where better to start than the annual Glenveagh Jack and Jill Children's Foundation shop take over volunteering day, which took place in June. Over 30 volunteers from Glenveagh competed to raise funds for the charity foundation, across shops in Artane, Newbridge and Portlaoise. The Glenveagh teams took over the three shops, working with the wonderful Jack and Jill staff, in an effort to raise as much as possible by the end of the day.
Together we raised an incredible €20,590.35 equating to 1,143 hours of nursing care for Jack and Jill families, which made it our most successful Jack & Jill shop fundraiser to date. The Portlaoise team raised an amazing €9,443.50. Runners-up Artane raised an impressive €5,728.35 and the Newbridge store raised €5,418.50. A huge thank you to everyone who supported the day and made it a very special fundraiser for such a worthy cause.

#### About Jack and Jill Children's Foundation
Jack and Jill is a nationwide charity providing in-home nursing care and respite support for children up to the age of 6 with severe to profound cognitive delay. This may include children with brain injury, genetic diagnosis, cerebral palsy, and undiagnosed conditions. Another key part of their service is end-of-life care for all children up to the age of 6, irrespective of diagnosis.
The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation’s mission is to empower the families it supports to care for their child at home, by funding and delivering nursing, respite and advocacy.
You can find out more about the wonderful work done by the Jack and Jill Children's Foundation by visiting jackandjill.ie.

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### Halloween-themed Health & Safety Talk at Scoil Chormaic

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/health-safety-talk-scoil-chormaic
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-11-06
- Last updated: 2025-11-06
- Summary: Find out all about the Halloween-themed Health & Safety talk the Glenveagh team delivered at Scoil Chormaic, in Balbriggan.

Halloween-themed Health & Safety Talk at Scoil Chormaic

Students in 3rd Year at Scoil Chormaic Community School, Balbriggan, recently enjoyed an engaging and informative Health and Safety talk delivered by Peter Morgan from the Health and Safety Team at Glenveagh.
Peter spoke to students about the importance of safety — both on construction sites and in everyday life. He highlighted the key principles of staying alert, following safety procedures, and looking out for one another.
The session was both fun and interactive, with students asking great questions about careers in construction and how safety plays a role in every job. The pupils were shown what personal protective equipment (PPE) looks like, including hard hats, high-visibility jackets, gloves and safety boots, and learned why these items are essential for keeping construction workers safe.
##### Tricks, Treats, and Safety Tips
Adding a bit of fun to the morning, the teachers were dressed up in their Halloween costumes, which created a lively atmosphere and made the visit even more memorable for everyone involved.
A special thanks to all the teachers and pupils at Scoil Chormaic for the warm welcome.

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### Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-14
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival competition winner. Read the full story and see the build now.

#### Dream Treehouse Build with Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon
(photo: Glenveagh Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy, Competition winner Jack Farrington & Architect Dermot Bannon)
It’s not every day that Dermot Bannon shows up at your front door to officially hand over the keys of a dream tree house that you designed yourself! That’s exactly what happened to Dundalk’s Jack Farrington this November, when his winning design came to life with a unique treehouse built right in his own back garden.
Earlier this year, Jack and his family were among thousands of festival goers at Kaleidoscope Presented by Glenveagh, where Dermot Bannon hosted a Design Masterclass in Elemen-Tree Woods, Glenveagh’s fun-packed zone at the festival. Dermot challenged budding young designers to draw their dream treehouse, using tips the award-winning architect and host of TV’s Room To Improve, gave them on the day. One lucky winner would win their very own treehouse built in their garden. The competition was fierce, but Jack’s creativity stood out, winning him the unique prize.
Dermot Bannon tells us why Jack's was the winning design: "The shape of this tree house with all the levels, and the tower, I think it could make for some really cool spaces inside. The colours used are fantastic and would look great in a garden. I like also the fact that it doesn't need a tree to be built; the crisscross supports give it a forest feel. Well done Jack”.
#### The Big Build
Architect Dermot Bannon and ten-year old Jack Farrington turned out to be a winning team when it came to creating a treehouse like no other. They hit it off as Jack’s imagination and Dermot’s ability to capture a child’s creativity got to work, with a little help from Glenveagh of course, as we set about the Big Build.
Unlike most of Dermot’s projects, this one included a slide, swings, climbing zones,sound systems, basket hoops and even “no-parent” dens in their requirements. Glenveagh took on the challenge and Glenveagh’s Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy assembled a skilled team of treehouse builders to turn Jack’s dream into a reality. Martin says:
“Delivering Jack’s dream treehouse was an incredible experience. Seeing his creativity come to life was inspiring for our whole team. Kaleidoscope Festival was the perfect setting to spark that creativity in children, giving them the freedom to dream big and imagine their ideal spaces. We were thrilled to be part of a project that captured such imagination and joy”.
Watch as Jack's dream treehouse takes shape:

Seeing a drawing become a reality for Jack and his siblings has been a fun and uplifting experience for everyone involved, from Jack’s family to Dermot Bannon and the Glenveagh team. Magic really can happen with a little bit of imagination!

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### Supporting Community Spirit at O’Dwyer’s GAA Club

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/odwyers-gaa-balbriggan
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-04-30
- Last updated: 2026-05-01
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supports O’Dwyer’s GAA Club in Balbriggan, helping foster teamwork, inclusion, and strong community spirit through local sport.

Supporting Community Spirit at O’Dwyer’s GAA Club

Glenveagh is delighted to support O’Dwyer’s GAA Club, reflecting our continued commitment to the communities in which we operate. Grassroots sports organisations like O’Dwyer’s play an essential role in bringing people together, creating a strong sense of identity, and promoting inclusion across all age groups.
##### The Role of GAA Clubs in the Community
GAA clubs are often at the heart of their communities, providing not only sporting opportunities but also a space where friendships are formed and community spirit thrives. Through our support, we are proud to contribute to the continued growth and success of the club and its many initiatives.
##### Celebrating Dedication and Volunteer Effort
The dedication of players, coaches, volunteers, and supporters is what makes clubs like O’Dwyer’s so impactful. Their commitment ensures that sport remains accessible and enjoyable for everyone involved, from young players just starting out to experienced athletes representing their community.
##### Looking Ahead
Glenveagh is proud to stand alongside O’Dwyer’s GAA Club and support the incredible work being done locally. We look forward to seeing the club continue to flourish in the years ahead.

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### Packed Schedule for Culture Night in Balbriggan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/packed-schedule-for-culture-night-in-balbriggan
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-17
- Last updated: 2026-05-28

Arts, performance, crafts and music all in the mix for Culture Night in Balbriggan.
#### Balbriggan Bringing Broad Range of Events to Culture Night
Friday 20th September sees the return of Culture Night/Oíche Chultúir, celebrating culture, creativity and the arts all over Ireland; a night of honouring what makes us who we are, from arts and theatre to music and dance. All events are free and Balbriggan will be hosting a diverse range of cultural activities for all ages. We take a look at just some of what's on offer.
#### Arts, Music and Muses at the Castle
Ardgillan Castle in Balbriggan will be a hive of activity on Friday night when it hosts tours from 6:00-9:00pm along with music performances and poetry readings. The castle is also home to a number of artists in residence, using the castle as their creative base and on Friday the Ardgillan artists' collective will be there to show and chat about their art. The gallery will also be open throughout the evening where you can view an exhibition by Blaine O'Donnell. HMK Art Club will host a Cabaret Life Drawing event in the drawing room and there will also be live music on the night.
For details on booking the life drawing event contact: 01 849 2212.
#### Virtual Reality at the Library
Balbriggan Library VR champions are going to show you how to use the technology with a showcase from 5:30-7:30pm at the library on Culture Night. So, if you're over 13 and want to try out an Oculus VR device, keep an eye on the library's website. Should be fun!
#### Culture for Kids
Bring the children to Balbriggan Library from 5:30 to 7:30pm for a few hours of colouring and arts activities; suitable for all ages.
You can also join in the My Little Album of Balbriggan with Tarsila Krüse from 6:00-7:00pm, when she'll help children make their own little albums filled with their favourite things about their seaside town of Balbriggan. This event will also help children with a cúpla focal, with some Irish language phrases thrown in. Suitable for children aged 6-12. Make sure to book in advance in the library as places are limited.
#### Culture Night Music
Founded in 2018 and under the expert eye of musical director David Flood, Balbriggan Gospel Choir will be bringing their uplifting sound to Balbriggan Library at 6:30pm on for a Culture Night treat. Make sure to be on time as their performance ends at 7:15pm and you won't want to miss a beat.
If trad music is your thing, drop along to O'Dwyers GAA Club for an evening of traditional Irish music with local musicians. The club will also welcome anyone from the area to share music and dance from international cultures on the night, so it looks like it's shaping up to be an evening filled with diverse song and sounds. The music evening runs in the club from 7:00-10:00pm.
Culture Night in Balbriggan will showcase numerous venues, artists and performers. Check out The Lark for more events and for a full round up of what's on in Balbriggan culturenight.ie/location/fingal.

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### St. Molaga's in Balbriggan Recognised by Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balbriggan/st-molaga-s-in-balbriggan-recognised-by-nature-hero-awards
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-30
- Last updated: 2025-02-13
- Summary: St. Molaga's National School in Balbriggan, one of 2024's Nature Heroes, sponsored by Glenveagh.

St. Molaga's National School in Balbriggan, one of our 2024 Nature Heroes
#### St. Molaga's Achieve Nature Hero Status!
The 2024 Nature Hero Awards, proudly sponsored by Glenveagh, saw almost 80,000 young people from pre-school, primary and secondary take part in helping the natural world around them. From creating pollinator friendly spaces to growing their own food, students worked hard to create areas where nature thrives. Teachers nurtured a love of nature and fostered knowledge on biodiversity and protecting our environment. This year, St. Molaga's National School in Balbriggan achieved Nature Hero status along with being highly commended in this year's awards.
Glenveagh are delighted to sponsor the Nature Hero Awards and we wish many more happy days in nature for all the pupils and teachers of St. Maloga's. What an achievement for everyone involved.
Check out our video below, where you can see some of the fantastic work the St. Maloga's National School community have been doing to become Nature Heroes.

#### About Nature Hero Awards
It is a mark of excellence for schools that recognises exceptional work by pupils and staff to help nature. The aim of the achievement is to create an educational space that nurtures a love of nature, develops a knowledge of our biodiversity and encourages action to help it locally. It covers many topics such as school gardening, biodiversity conservation, ecological literacy, responsible citizenship as well as physical and mental wellbeing. The award is delivered together with our schools’ partner, Biodiversity in Schools - Ireland's biodiversity education organisation for young people.
There are lots of Nature Hero prizes including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag & Golden Eagle awards along with a spot prize pack worth over €2,000. The overall Nature Hero Award winner will receive a school garden makeover worth up to €10,000, courtesy of Glenveagh!
Find out more about the awards here.

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### Balgriffin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balgriffin
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-19
- Summary: Explore life in Balgriffin with Glenveagh – BER A rated new build homes, great local amenities, and a growing, connected community.

Balgriffin
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Balgriffin and the surrounding areas.

### Belcamp
Construction works in Belcamp are currently underway and are progressing on schedule. The new community, comprising a total of 78 units, will bring much needed A-rated homes to the area. The first homeowners collected their keys in December 2025, with the remaining homes expected to be completed throughout 2026.
#### Resurfacing Works
Resurfacing works are now complete and awaiting taking in charge inspection from Fingal County Council.
##### Playground Update
Washington Green
Washington Green playground is now open.
College Avenue
The playground works are complete, with delivery and installation of the railings outstanding. The playground will open once the railings have been installed.
Washington Drive
Thank you for your patience and cooperation while these works are completed.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Balgriffin community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organising regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Balgriffin community.

Balgriffin Amenities Map

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Belcamp community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### Talking Site Safety at Scoil Fhursa

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balgriffin/health-and-safety-talk-kilmore
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-06-09
- Last updated: 2025-07-31
- Summary: Find out all about the Health & Safety Talk Glenveagh organized at Scoil Fhursa, an all Boys National School in Kilmore.

Talking Site Safety at St. Joseph’s National School

Glenveagh's Health & Safety team recently visited Scoil Fhursa in Kilmore to deliver an engaging and informative talk on site safety. The initiative is part of Glenveagh’s wider community outreach programme, aimed at educating young people about the importance of safety, particularly around active building sites.
##### Building Awareness in a Fun and Educational Way
The talk was tailored to 3rd and 4th year students and focused on key safety messages in a fun, age-appropriate format. Using visuals, demonstrations, and real-life examples, Glenveagh’s team highlighted the potential dangers of construction zones and the importance of staying alert and cautious near building sites.
The students were particularly enthusiastic during the interactive segments of the presentation, which included a look at personal protective equipment (PPE) like hard hats, hi-vis jackets, and safety boots. They also learned about the different roles on a construction site and how teamwork and communication help keep everyone safe.
##### Community Engagement Through Education
A representative from Glenveagh spoke about the company’s commitment to safety and education: “We’re delighted to visit Scoil Fhursa and help raise awareness about construction safety in a fun and memorable way. Teaching children how to stay safe near sites is something we take very seriously — it’s about looking out for one another and building safer communities.”
##### Looking Ahead
Glenveagh plans to continue its safety education programme with more school visits across the Dublin area and beyond. By investing in early education around health and safety, we are fostering a culture of awareness that extends beyond the construction industry and into the wider community.
This initiative is a strong example of how partnerships between schools and local organisations can create meaningful, lasting impact for the next generation.
We wish the very best of luck to all the students at Scoil Fhursa.

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### Glenveagh Supports St Brendan’s United FC with New Kit Bags

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balgriffin/st-brendans-united
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-04-08

Glenveagh Supports St Brendan’s United FC with New Kit Bags

Glenveagh is delighted to sponsor new kit bags for St Brendan’s United FC, continuing our commitment to supporting local clubs and the communities we serve. This contribution reflects a shared focus on encouraging participation in sport and enhancing the experience for players at all levels.
##### A Valued Community Club
St Brendan’s United FC is a key part of the local community, providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for players of all ages and abilities. The club has built a strong reputation for fostering a sense of belonging, where everyone is encouraged to get involved, develop their skills, and enjoy the game.
Through its dedication and community spirit, the club continues to play an important role in bringing people together.
##### Looking the Part On and Off the Pitch
Glenveagh’s sponsorship of new kit bags helps ensure that players are well-equipped and take pride in representing their club. Having the right gear not only supports practical needs but also contributes to a sense of unity and professionalism among the team.
Glenveagh is proud to play a small role in helping the team look the part, reinforcing confidence and team identity both during matches and in training.
##### Wishing the Team Success This Season
As the new season gets underway, Glenveagh extends its best wishes to everyone at St Brendan’s United FC. From players and coaches to volunteers and supporters, each member plays an important role in the club’s continued success.
We forward to seeing the team thrive and remain committed to supporting initiatives that make a positive impact within the community.

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### Glenveagh Sponsors St. Columban's SYC Girls Team

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/balgriffin/st-columbans-syc-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-06-10
- Last updated: 2025-07-31
- Summary: Glenveagh sponsors new jerseys for St. Columbans SYC girls' team in Coolock, boosting team spirit and supporting youth sports in the local community.

Glenveagh Sponsors St. Columban's SYC Girls Team

In an exciting development for local sports, Glenveagh has announced its sponsorship of the girls’ football team at St. Columban's Sports & Youth Club (SYC) in Coolock. This partnership is a significant boost for the club and highlights Glenveagh’s commitment to supporting grassroots initiatives that empower young people through sport.
##### Supporting the Next Generation
The team, made up of talented and passionate young players from the Coolock area, has seen increasing participation and enthusiasm in recent years. Glenveagh’s involvement will help to further develop their skills and enhance their match-day experience.
“We are thrilled to support St. Columban's SYC and their incredible girls' football team,” said a spokesperson for Glenveagh. “At Glenveagh, we believe in building not just homes, but communities — and sport plays a vital role in bringing people together.”
##### A Club Rooted in Community
St. Columban's SYC has long been a cornerstone of the Coolock community, offering young people opportunities to grow, compete, and learn through sport. The girls' football team has become a source of pride for the club, showcasing the talent and determination of its players both on and off the pitch.
##### Looking Ahead
With Glenveagh’s support, St. Columban's SYC is well-positioned to build on its successes and continue fostering a love for football among girls in the community.
As the team gears up for the upcoming season in their new Glenveagh-sponsored kits, excitement is high in Coolock. The players, coaches, and local supporters are ready to show what they can achieve with passion, teamwork, and strong community support behind them.

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### Bray

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Bray and the surrounding areas.

Bray
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Bray and the surrounding areas.

Foggie Field
Work has now been completed on all the new A-rated homes at Foggie Field, with 125 homeowners having collected the keys to their new homes.
For any enquiries about our new community, please email community@glenveagh.ie.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Exploring Bray and County Wicklow

Recent Highlights

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the community in Bray.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Bray community.

Bray Amenities Map

### Backing GAA in St. Patrick's Loreto, Bray

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/backing-gaa-in-st-patricks-loreto-bray
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-05-01
- Last updated: 2025-05-01
- Summary: Glenveagh: backing GAA in St. Patrick's Loreto, Bray

#### Supporting GAA in St. Patrick's Loreto
Glenveagh support over 1,000 initiatives throughout Ireland, so we were delighted to show some of that support for St. Patrick's Loreto Primary School in Bray. We recently provided the school with new GAA jerseys so the girls are well kitted out for their next round of matches.
Wishing the girls the very best in all their future games!
#### About St. Patrick's Loreto Primary School
St Patrick's Loreto Primary School has been a vital part of the Bray community since 1946. Over the years the school has grown and now welcomes a diverse community of students, providing a holistic education to all the children. The school is moving into a new phase as it becomes co-educational all the way up to 6th class in the coming years.
You can find out more about St. Patrick's Loerto Primary School on their website.

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### Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-31
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Bray fundraising event now.

Beaumont Hospital Fun Run sponsored by Glenveagh, raises thousands.
#### The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run 2024 a Huge Success
It's great to be associated with an event like the recent Beaumont Big Hospital Fun Run and Glenveagh are delighted to support it again this year. A wonderful turnout in St. Anne's Park Raheny in Dublin, on the last day of September, saw hundreds of runners and walkers complete the 5km run in support of the Beaumont Hospital Foundation. Over €35,000 was raised and the funds will be used to purchase brand new gym equipment for the Physiotherapy Department, including a standing frame and exercise bike for arms and legs. New equipment enables patients to use the most up to date technologies as part of their rehabilitation. A fantastic event with a wonderful outcome for the physiotherapy department in Beaumont Hospital.
For a flavour of the day, check out our Big Beamont Hospital Fun Run Video below:

#### About Beaumont Hospital Foundation
Beaumont Hospital Foundation highlights the medical contribution Beaumont Hospital makes to the community in Dublin and for patients from all over Ireland. Its goal is "to inspire patients and their families, along with members of the Irish public, to make donations in support of vital equipment and services which improve the treatment and care which our staff provide".
To find out more about the Beaumont Hospital Foundation and the work it does visit beaumontfundraising.ie.

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### Celebrating Community Spirit on Water at the Wicklow Regatta

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/celebrating-community-spirit-on-water
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-09-01
- Last updated: 2026-09-01

Celebrating Community Spirit on Water at the Wicklow Regatta

Glenveagh was delighted to sponsor the Wicklow Rowing Club Regatta over the August bank holiday weekend, a brilliant celebration of grassroots sport and community spirit on the water. The regatta is a much-anticipated fixture that brings together rowers, families and supporters from right across the country and we were proud to play our part in such an important sporting event for the community.
We wish all the rowers, coaches, volunteers and supporters every success in the season ahead.
For queries, please contact us at community@glenveagh.ie

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### Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-14
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival winner in Bray. Read the full story and find out more now.

#### Dream Treehouse Build with Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon
(photo: Glenveagh Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy, Competition winner Jack Farrington & Architect Dermot Bannon)
It’s not every day that Dermot Bannon shows up at your front door to officially hand over the keys of a dream tree house that you designed yourself! That’s exactly what happened to Dundalk’s Jack Farrington this November, when his winning design came to life with a unique treehouse built right in his own back garden.
Earlier this year, Jack and his family were among thousands of festival goers at Kaleidoscope Presented by Glenveagh, where Dermot Bannon hosted a Design Masterclass in Elemen-Tree Woods, Glenveagh’s fun-packed zone at the festival. Dermot challenged budding young designers to draw their dream treehouse, using tips the award-winning architect and host of TV’s Room To Improve, gave them on the day. One lucky winner would win their very own treehouse built in their garden. The competition was fierce, but Jack’s creativity stood out, winning him the unique prize.
Dermot Bannon tells us why Jack's was the winning design: "The shape of this tree house with all the levels, and the tower, I think it could make for some really cool spaces inside. The colours used are fantastic and would look great in a garden. I like also the fact that it doesn't need a tree to be built; the crisscross supports give it a forest feel. Well done Jack”.
#### The Big Build
Architect Dermot Bannon and ten-year old Jack Farrington turned out to be a winning team when it came to creating a treehouse like no other. They hit it off as Jack’s imagination and Dermot’s ability to capture a child’s creativity got to work, with a little help from Glenveagh of course, as we set about the Big Build.
Unlike most of Dermot’s projects, this one included a slide, swings, climbing zones,sound systems, basket hoops and even “no-parent” dens in their requirements. Glenveagh took on the challenge and Glenveagh’s Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy assembled a skilled team of treehouse builders to turn Jack’s dream into a reality. Martin says:
“Delivering Jack’s dream treehouse was an incredible experience. Seeing his creativity come to life was inspiring for our whole team. Kaleidoscope Festival was the perfect setting to spark that creativity in children, giving them the freedom to dream big and imagine their ideal spaces. We were thrilled to be part of a project that captured such imagination and joy”.
Watch as Jack's dream treehouse takes shape:

Seeing a drawing become a reality for Jack and his siblings has been a fun and uplifting experience for everyone involved, from Jack’s family to Dermot Bannon and the Glenveagh team. Magic really can happen with a little bit of imagination!

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### Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/nature-hero-awards-2026
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Applications are now open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme by Glenveagh. Apply now and nominate your school.

Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

At Glenveagh, we are proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s largest outdoor learning initiative across the education sector. Now in its fourth year, the awards are coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and celebrate the incredible efforts of schools in promoting biodiversity and environmental awareness through creative, hands-on learning.
Each year, thousands of students from pre-school to secondary level take part in the programme, which is designed to inspire a love for nature, build knowledge of biodiversity, and empower young people to take action at a local level.
##### Win part of a €10,000 outdoor garden prize fund for your school
There are lots of Nature Hero prizes including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag & Golden Eagle awards. The overall Nature Hero Award winner will receive a school garden makeover worth up to €5,000, courtesy of Glenveagh.
##### National Recognition and Government Support
Speaking at the launch, Christopher O’Sullivan, T.D., Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, praised the initiative:
“The Nature Hero Awards play a strong role in developing children’s knowledge of biodiversity, encouraging an awareness and love of nature among the schoolchildren who will become the guardians of Ireland’s biodiversity.”
##### Glenveagh’s Commitment to Community and Sustainability
At Glenveagh, supporting initiatives like the Nature Hero Awards aligns with our core values of sustainability, education, and community building. We believe that vibrant, lasting communities start with young people who are connected to their environment and inspired to protect it.
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:
“We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards. After the success of last year’s awards, we can’t wait to see the biodiversity projects that students will complete this year.”
##### A Strong and Growing Partnership
This marks Glenveagh’s fourth consecutive year supporting the Nature Hero Awards as part of our wider schools engagement programme. Our partnership with Biodiversity in Schools plays an important role in helping us support the next generation through meaningful environmental education.
Mark Nolan, CEO and Founder of Biodiversity in Schools, added:
“We’re looking forward to working with schools to increase their knowledge of biodiversity in a fun and collaborative environment. We would like to thank Glenveagh, who are our sponsors for the fourth year in a row.”
##### Get Involved
Applications for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards are now open to pre-schools, primary and secondary schools across the Republic of Ireland.
To find out more or to apply, click here.

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### Talking Site Safety with Loreto Primary School, Bray

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/bray/talking-site-safety-with-loreto-primary-school-bray
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-29
- Last updated: 2025-02-13
- Summary: A look at our site safety talk with St. Patrick's Loreto Primary School, Bray.

We're taking a look back at our Construction Site Safety Talk given to the pupils of St. Patrick's Loreto Primary School, Bray.
#### Children's Site Safety with Sam and Sue
Glenveagh’s long-term vision for the communities we serve starts with education. That’s why we actively engage with local schools in bringing construction site awareness to primary school children, giving them the tools they need to keep safe. Glenveagh Construction Site Safety Talks are a key part of our work in local communities, making sure we deliver a message to children that's important but engaging along the way.
Some of the tools Glenveagh use to bring construction site safety awareness to a younger audience are stories and visual cues that help bring safety to life. Enter Sam and Sue, a couple of friends eager to discover the areas around them. Our approach saw the creation of Sam and Sue Learn About Construction Site Safety, a book which is the result of Glenveagh innovation when it comes to engaging with primary school children. From finding out about potential dangers to seeing the safety measures on site, Glenveagh staff bring Sam and Sue to life in the classroom, all the while delivering a very important message.
#### Building Awareness in Bray
The Glenveagh Site Safety talks help create awareness for children around construction sites, but also about understanding their built environment. From making sure they are visible when crossing the road to watching out for vehicles and staying clear from risks, they are given the tools to become more conscious of their surroundings and how to keep safe when out and about. The talks are about positive reinforcement of safety messages, while also making children aware of things not to do near construction sites. This is a vital part of engaging with local communities and the children who are part of them. Thanks to everyone at St. Patrick's Loreto Primary School. Bray, for welcoming us in to talk about construction site safety.
#### Bringing Safety to School
One of the reasons Peter Morgan, Environment, Health and Safety Manager with Glenveagh loves his job is that he gets to deliver site safety talks to 3rd and 4th class primary students and "they are a great audience". This year he spent some time with the children in St. Patrick's Loreto Primary School, Bray, helping them learn about construction site safety, keeping safe on their way to and from school along with more general safety tips for when they're outside playing.
Using learning tools developed by Glenveagh, Peter and his team deliver fun and engaging talks. This includes bringing the children through our book featuring Sam and Sue, who learn about how to be safe when they're near a construction site. Peter says that the talks are "a big part of what we do at Glenveagh. The students ask great questions and are really engaged with the talks, which is fantastic to see".
Watch our video on Construction Site Safety Talks with Glenveagh:

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### Citywest

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Citywest and the surrounding areas.

Citywest
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Citywest and West Dublin.

Foxwood Barn
All homeowners have now collected their keys and are settling in as the new community in Foxwood Barn takes shape.

For any enquiries about our new community in Foxwood Barn, please email community@glenveagh.ie.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Recent Highlights

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the community in Citywest.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Citywest community.

Foxwood Barn Amenities Map

Barnoaks Amenities Map

Citywest Village Amenities Map

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Citywest community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-30
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Citywest fundraising event now.

Beaumont Hospital Fun Run sponsored by Glenveagh, raises thousands.
#### The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run 2024 a Huge Success

#### About Beaumont Hospital Foundation
Beaumont Hospital Foundation highlights the medical contribution Beaumont Hospital makes to the community in Dublin and for patients from all over Ireland. Its goal is "to inspire patients and their families, along with members of the Irish public, to make donations in support of vital equipment and services which improve the treatment and care which our staff provide".
To find out more about the Beaumont Hospital Foundation and the work it does visit beaumontfundraising.ie.

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### Glenveagh Volunteers Join ELI's Networking Event

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/day-in-the-life-eli
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-06-23
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh volunteers joined ELI's Day in the Life event in Dublin, sharing career advice with young people. Read more now.

Glenveagh Volunteers Join ELI's Networking Event

Last week Glenveagh volunteers proudly took part in the Early Learning Initiative (ELI)’s A Day in the Life event in Dublin — an engaging career-focused networking session designed to inspire and inform young people about future work opportunities.
##### Empowering Dublin’s Young Minds
A Day in the Life brought together students aged 14 to 17 and corporate volunteers from ELI’s partners, including Glenveagh. The event gave young participants the chance to explore a wide range of careers in a welcoming and interactive setting.
Throughout the day, Glenveagh volunteers met small groups of 5-6 students at a time, sharing insights about their own career journeys, the skills needed in their roles, and the paths they took to get there.
Every ten minutes, a bell signaled the students to rotate to a new table, giving them the chance to meet professionals from various industries and hear about different career options. Volunteers were guided by icebreakers and career-related questions provided to the students, ensuring lively and meaningful conversations at each table.
##### A Valuable Experience for All
For the Glenveagh team, the event was a unique opportunity to give back to the community while helping young people broaden their horizons. Volunteers commented on how rewarding it was to engage with the students, answer their thoughtful questions, and perhaps spark ideas about future careers.
“It was inspiring to see how curious and engaged the students were — they asked great questions, and it reminded me why I'm so passionate about my work,” shared one of the Glenveagh volunteers at the event.
##### Strengthening Glenveagh’s Community Commitment
Glenveagh is deeply committed to supporting educational initiatives and helping young people access opportunities for personal and professional growth. Participating in A Day in the Life reflects this mission and builds on Glenveagh’s long-standing partnership with the Early Learning Initiative.
By connecting students with real-life role models, events like this help bridge the gap between school and the world of work — offering young people insights that can shape their futures.
##### Looking Ahead
Glenveagh looks forward to continuing its collaboration with ELI and similar community programmes, supporting young people as they explore their passions and plan their career journeys.
If you’d like to learn more about Glenveagh’s community initiatives or find out how to get involved with ELI, visit Glenveagh’s Community page or contact the Early Learning Initiative at the National College of Ireland.

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### Esker Boxing Gets a Boost

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/esker-boxing-gets-a-boost
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-04-29
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh backs Esker Boxing Club through our Hometown Heroes fund in Citywest. Read more now.

Glenveagh delighted to support Esker Amateur Boxing Club with our Hometown Heroes fund.
#### Glenveagh - Supporting Esker Amateur Boxing Club
At Glenveagh, we pride ourselves on supporting local clubs and initiatives, from sport to community groups and more. Our Hometown Heroes Fund recognises this work, so when Sive Nolan from Glenveagh's Finance team nominated Esker Amateur Boxing Club for support, it was clear they were a perfect fit.
#### About Esker Amateur Boxing Club
Esker Amatuer Boxing Club caters for over 100 amateur boxers in Lucan and the surrounding areas. The club has recently announced that it'll be relocating to a new permanent home in 2025, so the club members and supporters are busy getting organised for the big move. Wishing the club continued success on the Irish and international stage.
#### Glenveagh Hometown Heroes Fund
The Hometown Heroes Fund enables Glenveagh staff to nominate a local club or association for assistance in achieving their goals. The awards can take different forms and have typically supported grassroots clubs, local initiatives via direct funding or sponsorship opportunities; a great way for Glenveagh staff to be become involved in supporting communities.

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### Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors Announced

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/glenveagh-gaelic4girls-ambassadors-announced
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-04-14
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supporting the LFFA and the Gaelic4Girls programme, bringing more girls to Gaelic football

#### Supporting Gaelic4Girls
Gaelic4Girls supported by Glenveagh, is a 10-week programme designed to encourage more girls to experience Gaelic Football. Created for 9-13 year olds, it strives to increase the number of girls playing football in a GAA club and to support existing players. The programme involves activities designed to be fun, culminating in a non-competitive football blitz at the end of the 10 weeks. Glenveagh are delighted to again support this initiative which widens the participation of girls in Gaelic football.
#### The 2025 Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors
This year's Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls ambassadors will bring their knowledge and skills to over 24 clubs taking part in the scheme. Clubs from all four provinces along with three from London and Hertfordshire, are participating in Gaelic4Girls in 2025, as it goes from strength to strength. The roll-out of the programme will be assisted by leading inter-county players Aimee Mackin (Armagh), Laurie Ryan (Clare), Jennifer Higgins (Roscommon), Leah Caffrey (Dublin), Blaithín Bogue (Fermanagh), Síofra O’Shea (Kerry), Louise Ward (Galway) and Monica McGuirk (Meath). These ambassadors represent the highest standard of Gaelic football and they bring something special to the Gaelic4Girls experience.
Glenveagh are committed to supporting grassroots initiatives that make a positive impact in the communities where we work. We look forward to partnering with the LGFA to help grow this fantastic programme over the next year and we wish everyone participating in the 2025 programme the very best of luck.
The Gaelic4Girls programme continues to be a huge success for the Ladies Gaelic Football Association and 2025 is shaping up to be a great year for the participants.
You can find out more about Gaelic4Girls here.

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### Glenveagh Hometown Heroes Supporting Peamount United FC

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/glenveagh-hometown-heroes-supporting-peamount-united-fc
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-12-04
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh backs Peamount United FC women's team through our Hometown Heroes fund in Citywest. Read more now.

Glenveagh delighted to support Peamount United FC, through our Hometown Heroes fund.
#### Glenveagh - Supporting Peamount Football
Supporting local clubs and initiatives is something we enjoy doing, so when Ciara Walsh from our Commercial nominated Peamount United FC for our Hometown Heroes Fund, it definitely fit the bill. Glenveagh is delighted to support the Women's section of Peamount United FC, by providing equipment and jerseys for the squad. Here's to their continued success!
#### About Peamount United FC
Peamount United is a County Dublin football club, established in 1983. Based in Greenogue, Newcastle in West Dublin, the club has gone from strength to strength in its near 40 years in existence.
If you know Peamount United Football Club you'll also know the resounding success of its Women's Team, a continuous presence in the National Women's League. From winning the treble to being the first Republic of Ireland team, men or women's, to qualify from their group for the knockout stages of a European competition, they are a beacon for women's football in Ireland. You'll also know many of its stars who've played for the Women's National Team over the years.
Peamount United has vibrant Men's Women's and underage squads and it prides itself on being progressive and inclusive.
To find out more about the team visit Peamount Utd. Facebook Page, where you'll find out all about fixtures, teams and community events.

### Kaleidoscope Competition Winner Receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-14
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival winner. Read more now.

#### Dream Treehouse Build with Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon
(photo: Glenveagh Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy, Competition winner Jack Farrington & Architect Dermot Bannon)
It’s not every day that Dermot Bannon shows up at your front door to officially hand over the keys of a dream tree house that you designed yourself! That’s exactly what happened to Dundalk’s Jack Farrington this November, when his winning design came to life with a unique treehouse built right in his own back garden.
Earlier this year, Jack and his family were among thousands of festival goers at Kaleidoscope Presented by Glenveagh, where Dermot Bannon hosted a Design Masterclass in Elemen-Tree Woods, Glenveagh’s fun-packed zone at the festival. Dermot challenged budding young designers to draw their dream treehouse, using tips the award-winning architect and host of TV’s Room To Improve, gave them on the day. One lucky winner would win their very own treehouse built in their garden. The competition was fierce, but Jack’s creativity stood out, winning him the unique prize.
Dermot Bannon tells us why Jack's was the winning design: "The shape of this tree house with all the levels, and the tower, I think it could make for some really cool spaces inside. The colours used are fantastic and would look great in a garden. I like also the fact that it doesn't need a tree to be built; the crisscross supports give it a forest feel. Well done Jack”.
#### The Big Build
Architect Dermot Bannon and ten-year old Jack Farrington turned out to be a winning team when it came to creating a treehouse like no other. They hit it off as Jack’s imagination and Dermot’s ability to capture a child’s creativit ygot to work, with a little help from Glenveagh of course, as we set about the Big Build.
Unlike most of Dermot’s projects, this one included a slide, swings, climbing zones,sound systems, basket hoops and even “no-parent” dens in their requirements. Glenveagh took on the challenge and Glenveagh’s Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy assembled a skilled team of treehouse builders to turn Jack’s dream into a reality. Martin says:
“Delivering Jack’s dream treehouse was an incredible experience. Seeing his creativity come to life was inspiring for our whole team. Kaleidoscope Festival was the perfect setting to spark that creativity in children, giving them the freedom to dream big and imagine their ideal spaces. We were thrilled to be part of a project that captured such imagination and joy”.
Watch as Jack's dream treehouse takes shape:

Seeing a drawing become a reality for Jack and his siblings has been a fun and uplifting experience for everyone involved, from Jack’s family to Dermot Bannon and the Glenveagh team. Magic really can happen with a little bit of imagination!

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### Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/citywest/nature-hero-awards-2026
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Applications are now open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme by Glenveagh. Apply now and nominate your school.

Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

At Glenveagh, we are proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s largest outdoor learning initiative across the education sector. Now in its fourth year, the awards are coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and celebrate the incredible efforts of schools in promoting biodiversity and environmental awareness through creative, hands-on learning.
Each year, thousands of students from pre-school to secondary level take part in the programme, which is designed to inspire a love for nature, build knowledge of biodiversity, and empower young people to take action at a local level.
##### Win part of a €10,000 outdoor garden prize fund for your school
There are lots of Nature Hero prizes including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag & Golden Eagle awards. The overall Nature Hero Award winner will receive a school garden makeover worth up to €5,000, courtesy of Glenveagh.
##### National Recognition and Government Support
Speaking at the launch, Christopher O’Sullivan, T.D., Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, praised the initiative:
“The Nature Hero Awards play a strong role in developing children’s knowledge of biodiversity, encouraging an awareness and love of nature among the schoolchildren who will become the guardians of Ireland’s biodiversity.”
##### Glenveagh’s Commitment to Community and Sustainability
At Glenveagh, supporting initiatives like the Nature Hero Awards aligns with our core values of sustainability, education, and community building. We believe that vibrant, lasting communities start with young people who are connected to their environment and inspired to protect it.
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:
“We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards. After the success of last year’s awards, we can’t wait to see the biodiversity projects that students will complete this year.”
##### A Strong and Growing Partnership
This marks Glenveagh’s fourth consecutive year supporting the Nature Hero Awards as part of our wider schools engagement programme. Our partnership with Biodiversity in Schools plays an important role in helping us support the next generation through meaningful environmental education.
Mark Nolan, CEO and Founder of Biodiversity in Schools, added:
“We’re looking forward to working with schools to increase their knowledge of biodiversity in a fun and collaborative environment. We would like to thank Glenveagh, who are our sponsors for the fourth year in a row.”
##### Get Involved
Applications for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards are now open to pre-schools, primary and secondary schools across the Republic of Ireland.
To find out more or to apply, click here.

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### Clonmagadden

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: New BER A rated homes in Navan, Co. Meath. Family-friendly community, excellent transport links and local amenities.

Clonmagadden
Community Hub — We're pleased to have the opportunity to invest in the community and the local economy through the provision of much needed A-rated new homes. Stay informed on how we're supporting local initiatives, in addition to site updates.

Clonmagadden Draft Area Plans
Draft Area Plans — Clonmagadden — Available to view and download

New Homes — We propose to deliver approximately 1,280 A-rated new homes, ranging from 1 to 4 bedroom homes.
Infrastructure — A new local distributor road connecting the Slane Road to the Kingscourt road including paths and cycling routes to Navan town centre.
Public Spaces — The new community will include vibrant open spaces, children’s play parks and sports facilities and will be supported by centrally located retail, educational, healthcare facilities for the wider community.
Location — Located strategically in Navan’s North Quadrant, this new community is a key part of the town’s growth delivering an essential transport link between the N51 and R162.

Site Plan

Project showcase — A selection of our developments across Ireland.
Baker Hall
Cluain Adain
Ruxton Oaks
Effernock
Silver Banks
Oldbridge Manor

Glenveagh in the Local Community

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Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
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heavily in local infrastructure,
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### Backing Navan Town Cosmos Girls' Football

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/backing-navan-town-cosmos-girls-football
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-05-01
- Last updated: 2026-04-28

#### Supporting Navan Town Cosmos
Glenveagh are proud to support local clubs and initiatives, so we are delighted to back Navan Town Cosmos FC and the girls playing for the club. We recently lent our support to the Under 11s Girls squad and we're behind them as they continue their matches for the season. Wishing them every success in their upcoming games!
#### About Navan Town Cosmos FC
Navan Town Cosmos FC was set up in 1977 and has grown to become a vibrant club over the years and it continues to provide an outlet for young football talent in the area. Players compete in the Meath and District League, with a number of girls and boys team playing at fixtures every weekend. For more information on the club check out the Navan Town Cosmos FC Facebook page.

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### Celebrating Navan O'Mahonys and Gaelic4Girls

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/celebrating-navan-o-mahonys-and-gaelic4girls
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-04-28
- Last updated: 2026-04-28

#### Backing Gaelic4Girls Competition Winners Navan O'Mahonys
Gaelic4Girls is a 10-week programme supported by Glenveagh, incorporating coaching sessions with fun non-competitive blitzes aimed at increasing participation in Ladies Gaelic Football. The programme targets girls aged between 8-12 years who are not currently registered with a Ladies Gaelic Football club. In essence, this is a tool to attract new players.
As part of the Gaelic4Girls programme in Summer '24, Glenveagh ran a fun photo competition for girls who are enjoying playing Gaelic football. Navan O'Mahonys U11s girls came out on top with their very apt ‘Watch Your House’ entry, winning €1,000 worth of sports equipment and gear. The girls have been busy since, using their new equipment to help hone their skills! Wishing them many years of sporting success as they continue to take part in Ladies Gaelic Football.

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### 2025 Nature Heroes award winners – One Year On

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/clonmaggadden-2025-nature-heroes-award-winners
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-08-01
- Last updated: 2026-07-31
- Summary: Scoil Úi Ghramnaigh National School, winners of our Nature Heroes programme in 2025.

2025 Nature Heroes award winners – One Year On

We were delighted to return to Scoil Úi Ghramnaigh National School, winners of our Nature Heroes programme in 2025. During the visit, we were a given a tour of the school's new and improved garden and outdoor classroom, which included a biodiversity zone, pond and new walkway funded using their Nature Heroes prize money. It was fantastic to see how the pupils and staff have transformed their outdoor space into a vibrant place for learning and exploring nature.
We would like to congratulate everyone at Scoil Úi Ghramnaigh school on their wonderful work and thank them for a lovely visit. Maith sibh go léir!

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### Glenveagh Partners with OMP United FC in Navan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/glenveagh-omp-united-fc-navan
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-08-01
- Last updated: 2026-07-31
- Summary: Glenveagh is proud to announce an exclusive development partnership with OMP United FC as sponsors of the club's U10, U12 and U13 boys jerseys.

Glenveagh Partners with OMP United FC in Navan

Glenveagh is proud to announce an exclusive development partnership with OMP United FC as sponsors of the club's U10, U12 and U13 boys jerseys.
OMP United is at the heart of the Navan community and delivers an excellent soccer programme focused on developing fundamental skills both on and off the pitch. Beyond the sport itself the club provides young players with a space to build friendships and social connections that last well beyond match day.
As part of our ongoing commitment to community engagement Glenveagh actively supports local sporting initiatives and educational facilities in the areas where we build. Partnering with clubs like OMP United is a natural extension of that commitment.
We are delighted to support the club and its volunteers as they continue to grow the game for young players across Navan. We wish OMP United FC every success for the season ahead.

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### Health & Safety Talks in Navan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/health-safety-talks-navan
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-04-28
- Summary: Read about the Health & Safety Talks the Glenveagh team delivered at St. Anne's Loreto and St. Stephen's National School in Navan.

Health & Safety Talks in Navan

Our Community Engagement team has been busy over the past few weeks visiting St. Anne's Loreto Primary School and St. Stephen's National School in Navan. During these visits, they spent time with 3rd and 4th class students to talk about site safety and share practical tips on how to stay visible and aware around construction areas.
These school sessions are an important part of Glenveagh’s ongoing commitment to promoting safety within the communities where we live and work. By meeting students in their classrooms, we aim to build awareness of construction site safety at an early age. The talks focus on simple but effective safety habits such staying visible around construction sites.
##### Building Safely in Navan
The school children were incredibly enthusiastic and engaged throughout the visits. They were introduced to Sam and Sue, our storybook character safety champions who help bring the message to life, asking fantastic questions about how construction sites work and why safety rules are so important.
To reinforce what they learnt, each student received a high‑visibility vest, pencil, and keychain to take home as reminders to stay alert and aware when walking or cycling near construction activity in their local area.
##### Looking Ahead
It is always a pleasure for our team to visit schools, meet the students, and share this important message. Glenveagh is proud to support local schools and help young people understand the importance of staying safe around construction.
If you would like the Glenveagh Community Engagement team to visit your school, we would be delighted to hear from you. Contact us at community@glenveagh.ie.

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### Navan Tidy Towns - Glenveagh gets involved

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/navan-tidy-towns-glenveagh-gets-involved
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-08-01
- Last updated: 2026-09-01
- Summary: Staff members from Glenveagh get involved and lend a hand with monthly litter pick with Navan Tidy Towns

Navan Tidy Towns - Glenveagh gets involved

Members of our Glenveagh team were delighted to join the Navan Tidy Towns volunteers for their monthly litter pick in July. We have been proud partners of the group since 2022, so we were happy to get involved and lend a hand. Working with the dedicated volunteers was fantastic and together we helped make the area a cleaner and brighter space for everyone to enjoy.
Thank you to Navan Tidy Towns for the warm welcome and for the great work they do all year round to keep Navan town looking its best.

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### Glenveagh Announcing Sponsorship of Simonstown Gaels GFC

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/clonmagadden-community-hub/simonstown-gaels-gfc-navan
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-12-16
- Last updated: 2026-04-28
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supports Simonstown Gaels GFC Men’s Senior team, backing local sport, community, and grassroots Gaelic football.

Glenveagh Announcing Sponsorship of Simonstown Gaels GFC

We are delighted to announce our sponsorship of Simonstown Gaels GFC Club, supporting the Men’s Senior team and providing essential resources for the club’s ongoing development. This partnership highlights Glenveagh’s commitment to local communities and grassroots sport in Navan and the surrounding areas.
#### Supporting Players and Coaches
As part of the sponsorship, Glenveagh will support the Men’s Senior team and provide coaches’ kit, ensuring players and coaching staff have the equipment they need to perform at their best. The sponsorship demonstrates Glenveagh’s dedication to fostering talent and promoting participation in Gaelic games.
Glenveagh also supplied the club with a branded container, providing a secure and convenient storage solution for equipment and club resources. This addition will support the day-to-day operations of the club and help maintain its facilities for players and members.
#### A Partnership for the Community
This sponsorship is part of Glenveagh’s wider community engagement programme in Navan and surrounding areas. Over the coming year, Glenveagh looks forward to collaborating with Simonstown Gaels on various events, strengthening community ties and supporting local initiatives that encourage sport, wellbeing, and social engagement.
For more information on Simonstown Gaels GFC, visit their website here.

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### Cork

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Stay connected with the Glenveagh Cork community hub. Get the latest events, site updates and local news for Cork and surrounding areas. Explore now.

Cork
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Cork.

Maple Woods
Work is continuing on the construction of new homes in Maple Woods in Midleton. The remaining homeowners are expected to move in by the end of 2026.

Blackrock Villas
Work has commenced on new apartments in Blackrock Villas. When completed, the community will be provide almost 300 A-rated apartments. Work is progressing to schedule and the first homes in Blackrock Villas are expected to be completed during 2026.
Marina Depot
Construction is progressing well at Marina Depot, which will provide a total of 1,178 new A-rated apartments in the Cork Docklands area. Out of these, 337 homes are being delivered in partnership with the Land Development Agency (LDA). It is expected that the first homes will be completed in early 2027.

For any enquiries about our new communities in Cork, please email community@glenveagh.ie.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the community in Cork.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Cork community.

Maple Woods Amenities Map

Blackrock Villas Amenities Map

### Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-30
- Last updated: 2025-06-24
- Summary: The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises thousands of Euro for patient equipment.

Beaumont Hospital Fun Run sponsored by Glenveagh, raises thousands.
#### The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run 2024 a Huge Success
It's great to be associated with an event like the recent Beaumont Big Hospital Fun Run and Glenveagh are delighted to support it again this year. A wonderful turnout in St. Anne's Park Raheny in Dublin, on the last day of September, saw hundreds of runners and walkers complete the 5km run in support of the Beaumont Hospital Foundation. Over €35,000 was raised and the funds will be used to purchase brand new gym equipment for the Physiotherapy Department, including a standing frame and exercise bike for arms and legs. New equipment enables patients to use the most up to date technologies as part of their rehabilitation. A fantastic event with a wonderful outcome for the physiotherapy department in Beaumont Hospital.
For a flavour of the day, check out our Big Beamont Hospital Fun Run Video below:

#### About Beaumont Hospital Foundation
Beaumont Hospital Foundation highlights the medical contribution Beaumont Hospital makes to the community in Dublin and for patients from all over Ireland. Its goal is "to inspire patients and their families, along with members of the Irish public, to make donations in support of vital equipment and services which improve the treatment and care which our staff provide".
To find out more about the Beaumont Hospital Foundation and the work it does visit beaumontfundraising.ie.

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### Glenveagh Sponsors New Jerseys for Blackrock Hurling Club

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/blackrock-hurling-club
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-05-04
- Last updated: 2026-05-14
- Summary: Glenveagh sponsors Blackrock Hurling Club’s new jerseys, supporting grassroots sport, teamwork, and local pride in Cork.

Glenveagh Sponsors New Jerseys for Blackrock Hurling Club

At Glenveagh, we are delighted to partner with Blackrock Hurling Club through the sponsorship of their new jerseys, demonstrating our commitment to supporting local communities and grassroots sport.
##### The Importance of Hurling in Irish Sport
Clubs like Blackrock Hurling are central to maintaining the rich sporting traditions that are so important across Ireland. Hurling, as one of Ireland’s most iconic sports, relies heavily on the strength and dedication of local clubs. These organisations provide opportunities for players of all ages to develop their skills, build friendships, and represent their communities with pride.
##### Supporting Grassroots Development and Community Identity
By supporting Blackrock Hurling Club, Glenveagh is proud to contribute to an environment where teamwork, participation, and local identity are celebrated. The work of the club’s mentors and volunteers is invaluable, and their efforts ensure the continued success and growth of the sport at a grassroots level.
We wish all players, coaches, and supporters continued success both on and off the pitch.

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### A Look Back At Our Blackrock Villas Community Event

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/blackrock-villas-community-event
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-10-02
- Summary: Find out all about our latest Community Day at Blackrock Villas - a day of fun, music, food and neighbours coming together to celebrate community spirit in Blackrock, Cork.

A Look Back At Our Blackrock Villas Community Event

Last week Glenveagh hosted a vibrant Community Day at Blackrock Villas, creating a space for neighbours to connect, celebrate, and share in the joy of local life. From kids to adults, the event had something for everyone, turning the area into a vibrant hub of fun and connection.
##### Highlights of the Event
Throughout the day attendees enjoyed a lively mix of community‑centred activities. Kids were delighted with face painting, magic shows and yoga, while others engaged in games and friendly competitions such as spin the wheel.
Food stalls offered delicious snacks and refreshments, giving residents a chance to mingle over a bite and a drink. A local coffee stand kept everyone energised with barista-made favourites, while the ice cream stand served scoops of indulgent treats to kids and adults alike. The aroma of freshly made pizza drew a steady crowd as well, offering the perfect savoury bite between activities.
##### Sport & Community
A standout feature of the day was the presence of Blackrock National Hurling Club, who brought energy and excitement with live hurling demonstrations. Club members showcased their skills, giving attendees an up-close look at the speed, precision, and passion that defines the sport. The team engaged with local families, encouraging children to try their hand at hurling and learn more about joining the club. Their involvement not only entertained but also helped promote the importance of sport, teamwork, and active living within the community.
The event marked another step in Glenveagh’s ongoing commitment to building not just homes, but flourishing and connected communities where people feel a true sense of belonging.

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### Proudly Sponsoring Cork City Sports 2026

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/cork-city-sports
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-06-04
- Last updated: 2026-06-04
- Summary: Glenveagh is proud to sponsor Cork City Sports 2026, Ireland’s premier athletics meeting, attracting world-class athletes and Olympic medallists to Cork.

Proudly Sponsoring Cork City Sports 2026

Glenveagh is delighted to be a sponsor of the upcoming Cork City Sports athletics meet, taking place in Cork City on July, 8th. As one of Ireland’s most prestigious athletics events, Cork City Sports continues to attract some of the world's leading athletes and provide a fantastic showcase for the sport.
We are proud to support an event that celebrates excellence in athletics while inspiring the next generation of competitors and sports enthusiasts.
#### A World-Class Competition
Recognised as Ireland’s premier European Athletics Permit Meeting, Cork City Sports has built a strong international reputation for attracting elite athletes from around the globe. The event regularly welcomes World Championship and Olympic medallists, creating an exciting opportunity for spectators to witness world-class performances in the heart of Cork during the summer season.
Its long-standing history and commitment to sporting excellence have made it a highlight of the athletics calendar both in Ireland and internationally.
#### Celebrating Athletic Achievement
Events such as Cork City Sports play an important role in promoting athletics and encouraging participation at all levels. From aspiring young athletes to seasoned international competitors, the meet provides a platform to showcase talent, determination, and sporting achievement.
Glenveagh is pleased to contribute to an event that helps foster a strong sporting culture and brings communities together through a shared passion for athletics.
#### Wishing Competitors Every Success
As the event approaches, we would like to wish all competitors the very best of luck in their races. We look forward to seeing outstanding performances and celebrating the dedication and commitment of athletes competing on the day.
We are proud to support Cork City Sports and look forward to another memorable edition of this iconic athletics meet.

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### Glenveagh Supporting Douglas Tidy Towns

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/douglas-tidy-towns
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-07-31
- Summary: Glenveagh supports Douglas Tidy Towns with a leaf blower donation, helping local volunteers care for their community.

Glenveagh Supporting Douglas Tidy Towns

Glenveagh Properties has partnered with Douglas Tidy Towns by sponsoring a new leaf blower to assist in the group's ongoing efforts to maintain and enhance the local community. This collaboration underscores Glenveagh's commitment to support local initiatives and promote sustainable, community-driven practices.
Enhancing Local Green Spaces
Douglas Tidy Towns, a volunteer-driven organization funded in 2000, has been actively involved in various projects aimed at enhancing, developing and maintaining the local heritage and biodiversity. Their initiatives include regular litter-picking, planting native hedgerows, and maintaining green spaces such as Ballybrack and Doman’s Wood. The addition of the leaf blower will significantly aid in keeping these areas clean and welcoming for local residents and visitors alike.
A Partnership Rooted in Community Values
The sponsorship of the leaf blower is a testament to Glenveagh's dedication to fostering vibrant and sustainable communities. By providing support to local groups like Douglas Tidy Towns, Glenveagh not only contributes to the preservation of the area but also encourages civic engagement and environmental stewardship among residents.
For more information on Douglas Tidy Towns' initiatives or to get involved, visit their official website at douglastidytowns.ie.

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### Glenveagh - Supporting Blackrock Hurling Academy

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/glenveagh-supporting-blackrock-hurling-academy
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-12-10
- Last updated: 2025-02-14
- Summary: Glenveagh were delighted to sponsor Blackrock GAA's hurling academy for young players in the Cork suburb.

A look back to hurling this year in Blackrock
#### Glenveagh Back Successful Hurling Academy
Glenveagh were delighted to sponsor this year's Hurling Academy at Blackrock National Hurling Club. The academy plays a pivotal role in developing the skills of young players and Glenveagh are delighted to support the next generation of Blackock hurlers!
#### About Blackrock National Hurling Club
Founded in 1883, Blackrock National Hurling Club is a force in Cork hurling with numerous county championships to its name, winning 33 times.
To find out more about the club visit the Blackrock Hurling Facebook page.

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### Glenveagh Supports Blackrock Village Festival

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/glenveagh-supports-blackrock-village-festival
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-09-01

Glenveagh Supports Blackrock Village Festival

Glenveagh were pleased to sponsor the Blackrock Village Festival in Blackrock, Cork. The shining sun and great turnout from locals made the festival a fantastic success and a wonderful celebration of community spirit. Attendees of all ages got involved and were able to enjoy a wide range of activities from the dog show to the acrobatic performance
Congratulations to the festival committee and to everyone involved in organising the festival. Thank you for all of your hard work in bringing the community together for such a memorable occasion.

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### St. Michael's NS Welcomes Glenveagh for Health and Safety Talk

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/health-and-safety-talk-cork
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-05-15
- Last updated: 2025-07-31
- Summary: Read about the Health & Safety Talk Glenveagh organized at St. Michael's National School, in Cork.

St. Michael's NS Welcomes Glenveagh for Health and Safety Talk

Students at St. Michael's National School in Blackrock, Cork enjoyed a fun and educational morning recently, thanks to a special visit from Glenveagh. Peter Morgan and Shane Curran from the Health and Safety team delivered an interactive talk on site safety to the school’s Junior and Senior Infants.
The young pupils learned about the importance of safety on construction sites in a way that was both age-appropriate and memorable. Peter and Shane used storytelling, visual aids, and plenty of enthusiasm to help the children understand how to stay safe around building sites. They also highlighted the various roles of workers on a construction site, the types of protective gear they wear, and why safety is a team effort.
##### Sing and learn
One of the highlights of the health and safety talk was the young students performing the Irish song "Cúigear Fear ag Tógáil Tí" ("Five Men Building a House"). The children sang the catchy tune with great excitement and energy, adding a charming and cultural touch to the morning’s activities. The song not only showcased the children’s Irish language skills, but also reflected their growing awareness of the construction world around them.
##### Building Awareness, Together
Glenveagh’s visit was warmly received by both staff and students, with teachers praising the initiative for making safety education fun and engaging. It’s another example of how meaningful collaboration between schools and industry can help lay strong foundations — not just for future homes, but for the next generation’s awareness and wellbeing.
A special thanks to the staff of St. Michael’s National School for the warm welcome, and to the students for their impressive performance and curiosity throughout the session.

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### H&S talk at New Inn National School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/health-safety-talk-cork
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-12-01
- Last updated: 2025-12-01
- Summary: Find out all about the Health & Safety Talk the Glenveagh team delivered at New Inn National School, in Cork.

H&S talk at New Inn National School

Glenveagh's Health & Safety team recently visited New Inn National School in Cork to deliver an engaging and informative talk on site safety. The initiative is part of Glenveagh’s wider community outreach programme, aimed at educating young people about the importance of safety, particularly around active building sites.
##### All About Site Safety Awareness
The talk was tailored to 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th year students and focused on key safety messages in a fun, age-appropriate format. Using visuals, demonstrations, and real-life examples, Glenveagh’s team highlighted the potential dangers of construction zones and the importance of staying alert and cautious near building sites.
The students were particularly enthusiastic during the interactive segments of the presentation, which included a look at personal protective equipment (PPE) like hard hats, hi-vis jackets, and safety boots. They also learned about the different roles on a construction site and how teamwork and communication help keep everyone safe.
##### Looking Ahead
Glenveagh plans to continue its safety education programme with more school visits across the Cork area and beyond. By investing in early education around health and safety, we are fostering a culture of awareness that extends beyond the construction industry and into the wider community.
This initiative is a strong example of how partnerships between schools and local organisations can create meaningful, lasting impact for the next generation.

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### Jack and Jill and Glenveagh Join in Fundraising Challenge

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/jack-and-jill-and-glenveagh-join-in-fundraising-challenge
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-27
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Over 30 Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Cork. Read about our fundraising success and community giving now.

Glenveagh and Jack and Jill staff raise over €20,000 for the charity!
#### Jack and Jill and Glenveagh Join in Fundraising Challenge
This week we're taking a look back at some of our initiatives over the summer and where better to start than the annual Glenveagh Jack and Jill Children's Foundation shop take over volunteering day, which took place in June. Over 30 volunteers from Glenveagh competed to raise funds for the charity foundation, across shops in Newbridge, Portlaoise and Artane. The Glenveagh teams took over the three shops, working with the wonderful Jack and Jill staff, in an effort to raise as much as possible by the end of the day.
Together we raised an incredible €20,590.35 over the equating to 1,143 hours of nursing care for Jack and Jill families, which made it our most successful Jack & Jill shop fundraiser to date. A huge thank you to everyone who supported the day and made it a very special fundraiser for such a worthy cause.

#### About Jack and Jill Children's Foundation
Jack and Jill is a nationwide charity providing in-home nursing care and respite support for children up to the age of 6 with severe to profound cognitive delay. This may include children with brain injury, genetic diagnosis, cerebral palsy, and undiagnosed conditions. Another key part of their service is end-of-life care for all children up to the age of 6, irrespective of diagnosis.
The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation’s mission is to empower the families it supports to care for their child at home, by funding and delivering nursing, respite and advocacy.
You can find out more about the wonderful work done by the Jack and Jill Children's Foundation by visiting jackandjill.ie

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### Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-29
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival winner in Cork. Read the full story now.

#### Dream Treehouse Build with Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon
(photo: Glenveagh Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy, Competition winner Jack Farrington & Architect Dermot Bannon)
It’s not every day that Dermot Bannon shows up at your front door to officially hand over the keys of a dream tree house that you designed yourself! That’s exactly what happened to Dundalk’s Jack Farrington this November, when his winning design came to life with a unique treehouse built right in his own back garden.
Earlier this year, Jack and his family were among thousands of festival goers at Kaleidoscope Presented by Glenveagh, where Dermot Bannon hosted a Design Masterclass in Elemen-Tree Woods, Glenveagh’s fun-packed zone at the festival. Dermot challenged budding young designers to draw their dream treehouse, using tips the award-winning architect and host of TV’s Room To Improve, gave them on the day. One lucky winner would win their very own treehouse built in their garden. The competition was fierce, but Jack’s creativity stood out, winning him the unique prize.
Dermot Bannon tells us why Jack's was the winning design: "The shape of this tree house with all the levels, and the tower, I think it could make for some really cool spaces inside. The colours used are fantastic and would look great in a garden. I like also the fact that it doesn't need a tree to be built; the crisscross supports give it a forest feel. Well done Jack”.
#### The Big Build
Architect Dermot Bannon and ten-year old Jack Farrington turned out to be a winning team when it came to creating a treehouse like no other. They hit it off as Jack’s imagination and Dermot’s ability to capture a child’s creativity got to work, with a little help from Glenveagh of course, as we set about the Big Build.
Unlike most of Dermot’s projects, this one included a slide, swings, climbing zones,sound systems, basket hoops and even “no-parent” dens in their requirements. Glenveagh took on the challenge and Glenveagh’s Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy assembled a skilled team of treehouse builders to turn Jack’s dream into a reality. Martin says:
“Delivering Jack’s dream treehouse was an incredible experience. Seeing his creativity come to life was inspiring for our whole team. Kaleidoscope Festival was the perfect setting to spark that creativity in children, giving them the freedom to dream big and imagine their ideal spaces. We were thrilled to be part of a project that captured such imagination and joy”.
Watch as Jack's dream treehouse takes shape:

Seeing a drawing become a reality for Jack and his siblings has been a fun and uplifting experience for everyone involved, from Jack’s family to Dermot Bannon and the Glenveagh team. Magic really can happen with a little bit of imagination!

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### Glenveagh Backs Sporting Excellence at Lee Regatta

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/lee-rowing-club-regatta
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-05-04
- Last updated: 2026-05-14
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supports the Lee Rowing Club regatta in Cork, celebrating sporting excellence, teamwork, and community spirit across all age groups.

Glenveagh Backs Sporting Excellence at Lee Regatta

Glenveagh is proud to support Lee Rowing Club and their upcoming regatta on May 16th-17th, a key event in the local sporting calendar that brings together athletes, families, and supporters from across the region.
##### Celebrating Dedication in Rowing
The regatta provides an important platform for participants of all ages and abilities to put their hard work into practice in a competitive yet supportive environment. From younger athletes taking part in their first races to more experienced rowers competing at a higher level, it offers an opportunity for everyone to showcase their commitment and development throughout the season. Each race reflects hours of training, preparation, and determination.
Beyond the competition itself, the regatta also plays a significant role in bringing the wider community together and showcasing the positive impact that sport can have in building inclusive and engaged communities. It creates a shared space where athletes, families, coaches, and supporters can gather to celebrate effort, progress, and achievement.
##### Promoting Active and Connected Communities
Glenveagh is delighted to play a small part in supporting an event that encourages participation and promotes healthy, active lifestyles. By backing initiatives like this, we aim to contribute to vibrant, connected communities where people can come together through sport.
We wish all competitors the very best of luck and hope the event is a great success for everyone involved.

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### Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/nature-hero-awards-2026
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Applications are open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme. Apply now.

Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

At Glenveagh, we are proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s largest outdoor learning initiative across the education sector. Now in its fourth year, the awards are coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and celebrate the incredible efforts of schools in promoting biodiversity and environmental awareness through creative, hands-on learning.
Each year, thousands of students from pre-school to secondary level take part in the programme, which is designed to inspire a love for nature, build knowledge of biodiversity, and empower young people to take action at a local level.
##### Win part of a €10,000 outdoor garden prize fund for your school
There are lots of Nature Hero prizes including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag & Golden Eagle awards. The overall Nature Hero Award winner will receive a school garden makeover worth up to €5,000, courtesy of Glenveagh.
##### National Recognition and Government Support
Speaking at the launch, Christopher O’Sullivan, T.D., Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, praised the initiative:
“The Nature Hero Awards play a strong role in developing children’s knowledge of biodiversity, encouraging an awareness and love of nature among the schoolchildren who will become the guardians of Ireland’s biodiversity.”
##### Glenveagh’s Commitment to Community and Sustainability
At Glenveagh, supporting initiatives like the Nature Hero Awards aligns with our core values of sustainability, education, and community building. We believe that vibrant, lasting communities start with young people who are connected to their environment and inspired to protect it.
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:
“We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards. After the success of last year’s awards, we can’t wait to see the biodiversity projects that students will complete this year.”
##### A Strong and Growing Partnership
This marks Glenveagh’s fourth consecutive year supporting the Nature Hero Awards as part of our wider schools engagement programme. Our partnership with Biodiversity in Schools plays an important role in helping us support the next generation through meaningful environmental education.
Mark Nolan, CEO and Founder of Biodiversity in Schools, added:
“We’re looking forward to working with schools to increase their knowledge of biodiversity in a fun and collaborative environment. We would like to thank Glenveagh, who are our sponsors for the fourth year in a row.”
##### Get Involved
Applications for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards are now open to pre-schools, primary and secondary schools across the Republic of Ireland.
To find out more or to apply, click here.

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### Neptune Basketball Club Championing Access for All

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/neptune-basketball-club-championing-access-for-all
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-19
- Last updated: 2025-02-14
- Summary: We're taking a look back at some of this year's recipients of Glenveagh's Hometown Heroes funding; this time it's Neptune Basketball in Blackpool, Cork.

We're taking a look back at some of this year's recipients of Glenveagh's Hometown Heroes funding; this time it's Neptune Basketball in Blackpool, Cork.
#### Neptune Basketball - 2024 Hometown Heroes
Earlier this year Neptune Basketball Club became a 2024 beneficiary of the Hometown Heroes Fund. Glenveagh provides added help to local organisations, which are nominated by Glenveagh staff and this year Neptune Basketball Club was one such recipient of funding. The funds will go to help the stadium improvement scheme, which will enhance accessibility for all within the stadium. Pictured above (left to right) are Clement from Glenveagh, Adam, Neptune Basketball and Rebel Wheelers player and Kieran, the Neptune club treasurer. Wishing the club all the success for the future!
#### About Neptune Basketball Club
Anyone with an interest in basketball in Ireland will know Neptune Basketball Club. Founded back in 1947 it's been a mainstay in Irish basketball ever since. Firmly based in its area of Blackpool, the club has always had a clear focus on being an active participant in the local community. In its early days it helped widen the appeal of the sport in Cork and Munster alike. By the late 1950s, Neptune had participated in the first Cork Basketball Championship. By the early 1960s Neptune had gone from a fledgling club to one of the most well known names in basketball in the country.
Today Neptune Basketball Club and Neptune Stadium in Blackpool are synonymous with not just Cork, but Irish basketball as a whole.
To find out more about Neptune Basketball follow them on Instagram @neptunebc

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### Supporting Scoil Ursula’s Annual Golf Classic

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/scoil-ursula-golf-classic
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-05-04
- Last updated: 2026-05-01
- Summary: Glenveagh supports Scoil Ursula’s annual golf classic, helping raise funds and strengthen community engagement in education.

Supporting Scoil Ursula’s Annual Golf Classic

Glenveagh was delighted to support Scoil Ursula through the sponsorship of the school’s 4th Annual Golf Classic fundraising event, which was held on April, 17th. This special occasion brought together students, families, and members of the wider community, all united by a shared commitment to supporting educational development.
The event not only showcased the enthusiasm and generosity of those involved but also highlighted the importance of collaboration in achieving meaningful goals. Participants enjoyed a day of friendly competition while contributing to a cause that has a lasting impact on students’ learning experiences.
#### The Value of Fundraising Initiatives
Fundraising initiatives like the Golf Classic play a vital role in strengthening school communities. They provide essential financial support that can be used to enhance facilities, invest in learning resources, and create new opportunities for students to grow and succeed.
Beyond the financial aspect, these events also foster a strong sense of connection among participants. They encourage teamwork, build relationships, and create a shared sense of purpose. When communities come together in this way, they help shape a more supportive and enriching environment for young people.
#### A Commitment to Future Generations
By supporting events such as Scoil Ursula’s Golf Classic, we continue to demonstrate our commitment to education and community development. The success of the event is a testament to what can be achieved when communities unite behind a common goal, such as investing in the future of education.

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### Supporting Ballinacurra GAA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/supporting-ballinacurra-gaa
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-01-20
- Last updated: 2025-04-11
- Summary: Glenveagh supporting Ballinacurra GAA with new training tops for the Cork club.

Glenveagh lend support to Ballinacurra GAA.
#### Glenveagh Supporting Ballinacurra GAA
This summer Ballinacurra donned new gear, supported by Glenveagh. We've sponsored training tops for the club, in different styles, in the club green and white. Best of luck to everyone at Ballinacurra GAA over the coming seasons!
#### About Ballinacurra GAA Club
Ballinacurra GAA is a local Hurling and Football Club based in East Cork. In 1925 Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Baile Na Corann (Ballinacurra GAA) was founded, with the focus clearly on developing a top hurling team. Over the years football also became a feature in the club, especially from the 1980s on. Today the club boasts a range of teams, from girls' and boys' camogie, hurling and football to senior level and continues to be a vital part of the local community.
To find out more about Ballinacurra GAA Club visit their Facebook page.

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### Supporting Cork Camogie in Castlemartyr

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/supporting-cork-camogie-in-castlemartyr
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-12
- Last updated: 2025-02-17
- Summary: Glenveagh delighted to support Castlemartyr Camogie teams.

Glenveagh show support for Castlemartyr Camogie
#### Backing Castlemartyr Camogie
Glenveagh support over 1,000 community initiatives across Ireland and we're delighted to lend that support to young players at Castlemartyr Camogie Club. This year we helped out with new jerseys and equipment for the under 11s and under 14 teams. Wishing the girls the best of the luck in their future matches!
#### About Castlemartyr Camogie Club
Castlemartyr Camogie Club was established in 2012 and has become a vibrant player in the Gaelic games locally. With teams from the Under 6 all the way up to Junior/Minor squads, the club is going from strength to strength. New members are always welcome!
To find out more visit: Castlemartyr Camogie Club.

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### Supporting GAA in Ballyphenane

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/supporting-gaa-in-ballyphenane
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-30
- Last updated: 2025-02-17
- Summary: Glenveagh are delighted to support Cork's Ballyphenane GAA with new pitch signage

Glenveagh showing support for Ballyphenane GAA club
#### Showing Support for Ballyphenane GAA
Glenveagh support over 1,000 initiatives throughout Ireland, so we were delighted to show some of that support for Ballyphenane GAA, providing new pitch signage. Here's to continued success for the club.
#### About Ballyphenane GAA Club
Ballyphenane GAA Club was established in 1957. In recent years the club has been on the up, with new members coming to the club and some great success, winning the City JBFC title and the county JCFC in 2022. The club also won the Seandún Division 3 football title last year, so the future is looking bright.
To find about more about the club visit the Ballyphenane GAA Facebook Page.

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### Supporting Scoil Ursula Library Project

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/supporting-scoil-ursula-library-project
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-04-11
- Summary: We take a look at how Glenveagh is supporting local initiatives in Cork.

#### Laying the Foundations for Young Readers
Glenveagh proudly support over 1,000 initiatives throughout Ireland, so we were delighted to lend a hand to Scoil Ursula in Blackrock as they get their library building project underway. We recently provided the materials to get the project started and contractor to Glenveagh, Evo Civils, a specialist groundworks company, kindly provided the labour for the foundation of the library.
Thanks to all the staff and students of Scoil Ursula who made us very welcome as we helped start the project. A special thanks to Nigel Doherty from Evo Civils and Darragh Kiely, Glenveagh Site Manager, for making it all happen. School Principal Elizabeth Cronin and Deputy Principal Brian Walsh inspire lots of young minds and they have a great vision for the new library at the school. Wishing all the pupils many happy hours of immersing themselves in the joy of reading. It was a pleasure to play a small part in the beginnings of your new library.
(Pictured in featured photo with students from Scoil Ursula are, from left to right: Nigel Doherty, Elizabeth Cronin, Brian Walsh and Darragh Kiely).
#### About Scoil Ursula Primary School
Scoil Ursula is a thriving primary school in Blackrock Village, Co. Cork. The school "endeavours to enable each child to develop their full potential and to encourage them to use their unique gifts and talents to the best of their ability in a caring, safe and challenging environment".
To find our more about Scoil Ursula visit their website.

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### Talking Site Safety with Midleton CBS Primary School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/talking-site-safety-with-midleton-cbs-primary-school
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-04-11
- Summary: A look at our site safety talk with Midleton CBS Primary School.

We're taking a look back at our Construction Site Safety Talk given to the pupils of Midleton CBS Primary School.
#### Children's Site Safety with Sam and Sue
Glenveagh’s long-term vision for the communities we serve starts with education. That’s why we actively engage with local schools in bringing construction site awareness to primary school children, giving them the tools they need to keep safe. Glenveagh Construction Site Safety Talks are a key part of our work in local communities, making sure we deliver a message to children that's important but engaging along the way.
Some of the tools Glenveagh use to bring construction site safety awareness to a younger audience are stories and visual cues that help bring safety to life. Enter Sam and Sue, a couple of friends eager to discover the areas around them. Our approach saw the creation of Sam and Sue Learn About Construction Site Safety, a book which is the result of Glenveagh innovation when it comes to engaging with primary school children. From finding out about potential dangers to seeing the safety measures on site, Glenveagh staff bring Sam and Sue to life in the classroom, all the while delivering a very important message.
#### Building Awareness in Cork
The Glenveagh Site Safety talks help create awareness for children around construction sites, but also about understanding their built environment. From making sure they are visible when crossing the road to watching out for vehicles and staying clear from risks, they are given the tools to become more conscious of their surroundings and how to keep safe when out and about. The talks are about positive reinforcement of safety messages, while also making children aware of things not to do near construction sites. This is a vital part of engaging with local communities and the children who are part of them. Thanks to everyone at Midleton CBS Primary School for welcoming us in to talk about construction site safety.
#### Bringing Safety to School
One of the reasons Peter Morgan, Environment, Health and Safety Manager with Glenveagh loves his job is that he gets to deliver site safety talks to 3rd and 4th class primary students and "they are a great audience". This year he spent some time with the boys in Midleton CBS Primary School, helping them learn about construction site safety, keeping safe on their way to and from school along with more general safety tips for when they're outside playing.
Using learning tools developed by Glenveagh, Peter and his team deliver fun and engaging talks. This includes bringing the children through our book featuring Sam and Sue, who learn about how to be safe when they're near a construction site. Peter says that the talks are "a big part of what we do at Glenveagh. The students ask great questions and are really engaged with the talks, which is fantastic to see".
Watch our video on Construction Site Safety Talks with Glenveagh:

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### Talking Site Safety with Scartleigh National School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/talking-site-safety-with-scartleigh-national-school
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-04-11
- Summary: A look at our site safety talk with Scartleigh National School

We're taking a look back at our Construction Site Safety Talk given to the pupils of Scartleigh National School.
#### Children's Site Safety with Sam and Sue
Glenveagh’s long-term vision for the communities we serve starts with education. That’s why we actively engage with local schools in bringing construction site awareness to primary school children, giving them the tools they need to keep safe. Glenveagh Construction Site Safety Talks are a key part of our work in local communities, making sure we deliver a message to children that's important but engaging along the way.
Some of the tools Glenveagh use to bring construction site safety awareness to a younger audience are stories and visual cues that help bring safety to life. Enter Sam and Sue, a couple of friends eager to discover the areas around them. Our approach saw the creation of Sam and Sue Learn About Construction Site Safety, a book which is the result of Glenveagh innovation when it comes to engaging with primary school children. From finding out about potential dangers to seeing the safety measures on site, Glenveagh staff bring Sam and Sue to life in the classroom, all the while delivering a very important message.
#### Building Awareness in Cork
The Glenveagh Site Safety talks help create awareness for children around construction sites, but also about understanding their built environment. From making sure they are visible when crossing the road to watching out for vehicles and staying clear from risks, they are given the tools to become more conscious of their surroundings and how to keep safe when out and about. The talks are about positive reinforcement of safety messages, while also making children aware of things not to do near construction sites. This is a vital part of engaging with local communities and the children who are part of them. Thanks to everyone at Scartleigh National School for welcoming us in to talk about construction site safety.
#### Bringing Safety to School
One of the reasons Peter Morgan, Environment, Health and Safety Manager with Glenveagh loves his job is that he gets to deliver site safety talks to 3rd and 4th class primary students and "they are a great audience". This year he spent some time with the children in Scartleigh National School, helping them learn about construction site safety, keeping safe on their way to and from school along with more general safety tips for when they're outside playing.
Using learning tools developed by Glenveagh, Peter and his team deliver fun and engaging talks. This includes bringing the children through our book featuring Sam and Sue, who learn about how to be safe when they're near a construction site. Peter says that the talks are "a big part of what we do at Glenveagh. The students ask great questions and are really engaged with the talks, which is fantastic to see".
Watch our video on Construction Site Safety Talks with Glenveagh:

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### Talking Site Safety with Scoil Ursula in Blackrock

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/cork/talking-site-safety-with-scoil-ursula
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-10-22
- Last updated: 2025-10-22
- Summary: A look back at our site safety talk with Scoil Ursula, in Blackrock, Cork.

Talking Site Safety with Scoil Ursula in Blackrock

Pupils in 2nd and 3rd class at Scoil Ursula in Blackrock, Cork enjoyed another fun and informative visit this week from Glenveagh. This was the second talk delivered at the school as part of our wider community outreach programme, which aims to promote safety awareness from a young age.
The session focused on the importance of safety in construction and everyday life, tailored to be age-appropriate and engaging for the young students. Peter Morgan and Shane Curran from the Health & Safety Team used real-life examples, props, and interactive questions to teach the children how to stay safe near construction sites and what protective gear like helmets, vests, and boots are used for.
#### Building Awareness in Cork
The Glenveagh Site Safety talks help create awareness for children around construction sites. From making sure they are visible when crossing the road to watching out for vehicles and staying clear from risks, the children are given the tools to become more conscious of their surroundings and how to keep safe when out and about.
The talks are about positive reinforcement of safety messages, while also making children aware of things not to do near construction sites. This is a vital part of engaging with local communities and the children who are part of them. Thanks to everyone at Scoil Ursula for welcoming us in to talk about construction site safety.
Watch our video on Construction Site Safety Talks with Glenveagh:

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### Donabate

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Donabate and the surrounding areas.

Donabate 
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Donabate and North Dublin.

Balmoston
 
Glenveagh has partnered on this site with Fingal County Council to deliver 1,200 A-rated homes for over 3,000 people. There will be a much-needed mix of affordable, private, cost rental, and social homes. There will also be a world-class hub hosting sporting and recreational facilities, for the people in Portrane, Donabate and the wider community.
The first homes were completed at start of June, with the remaining homeowners expected to collect their keys in the coming months.
Ballisk Park
 
Our new community in Ballisk Park includes 112 new A-rated Affordable Purchase homes in the area. All homeowners have now collected their keys as the new community at Ballisk Park is taking shape.
The apartment block is still under construction and is expected to be completed in the second half of 2026.

For any enquiries about our new communities in Donabate, please email community@glenveagh.ie.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the initiatives and partnerships we support within the Donabate community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local football, hockey and athletics clubs as well as other sports initiatives close to the heart of the Donabate community.

Donabate Amenities Map

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Donabate community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-28
- Last updated: 2025-06-24
- Summary: The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises thousands of Euro for patient equipment.

Beaumont Hospital Fun Run sponsored by Glenveagh, raises thousands.
#### The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run 2024 a Huge Success
It's great to be associated with an event like the recent Beaumont Big Hospital Fun Run and Glenveagh are delighted to support it again this year. A wonderful turnout in St. Anne's Park Raheny in Dublin, on the last day of September, saw hundreds of runners and walkers complete the 5km run in support of the Beaumont Hospital Foundation. Over €35,000 was raised and the funds will be used to purchase brand new gym equipment for the Physiotherapy Department, including a standing frame and exercise bike for arms and legs. New equipment enables patients to use the most up to date technologies as part of their rehabilitation. A fantastic event with a wonderful outcome for the physiotherapy department in Beaumont Hospital.
For a flavour of the day, check out our Big Beamont Hospital Fun Run Video below:

#### About Beaumont Hospital Foundation
Beaumont Hospital Foundation highlights the medical contribution Beaumont Hospital makes to the community in Dublin and for patients from all over Ireland. Its goal is "to inspire patients and their families, along with members of the Irish public, to make donations in support of vital equipment and services which improve the treatment and care which our staff provide".
To find out more about the Beaumont Hospital Foundation and the work it does visit beaumontfundraising.ie.

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### Glenveagh Volunteers Join ELI's Networking Event

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/day-in-the-life-eli
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-06-23
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh volunteers joined ELI's Day in the Life event in Dublin, sharing career advice with young people. Read more now.

Glenveagh Volunteers Join ELI's Networking Event

Last week Glenveagh volunteers proudly took part in the Early Learning Initiative (ELI)’s A Day in the Life event in Dublin — an engaging career-focused networking session designed to inspire and inform young people about future work opportunities.
##### Empowering Dublin’s Young Minds
A Day in the Life brought together students aged 14 to 17 and corporate volunteers from ELI’s partners, including Glenveagh. The event gave young participants the chance to explore a wide range of careers in a welcoming and interactive setting.
Throughout the day, Glenveagh volunteers met small groups of 5-6 students at a time, sharing insights about their own career journeys, the skills needed in their roles, and the paths they took to get there.
Every ten minutes, a bell signaled the students to rotate to a new table, giving them the chance to meet professionals from various industries and hear about different career options. Volunteers were guided by icebreakers and career-related questions provided to the students, ensuring lively and meaningful conversations at each table.
##### A Valuable Experience for All
For the Glenveagh team, the event was a unique opportunity to give back to the community while helping young people broaden their horizons. Volunteers commented on how rewarding it was to engage with the students, answer their thoughtful questions, and perhaps spark ideas about future careers.
“It was inspiring to see how curious and engaged the students were — they asked great questions, and it reminded me why I'm so passionate about my work,” shared one of the Glenveagh volunteers at the event.
##### Strengthening Glenveagh’s Community Commitment
Glenveagh is deeply committed to supporting educational initiatives and helping young people access opportunities for personal and professional growth. Participating in A Day in the Life reflects this mission and builds on Glenveagh’s long-standing partnership with the Early Learning Initiative.
By connecting students with real-life role models, events like this help bridge the gap between school and the world of work — offering young people insights that can shape their futures.
##### Looking Ahead
Glenveagh looks forward to continuing its collaboration with ELI and similar community programmes, supporting young people as they explore their passions and plan their career journeys.
If you’d like to learn more about Glenveagh’s community initiatives or find out how to get involved with ELI, visit Glenveagh’s Community page or contact the Early Learning Initiative at the National College of Ireland.

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### Glenveagh Sponsors New Team Jerseys at Donabate Community College

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/donabate-community-college-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-02-24
- Summary: Glenveagh sponsors new football and tennis team jerseys at Donabate Community College, celebrating community partnership, student creativity, and school pride.

Glenveagh Sponsors New Team Jerseys at Donabate Community College

Glenveagh has proudly sponsored brand-new jerseys for the football and tennis teams at Donabate Community College, marking an exciting moment for students, staff, and the wider local community.
The sponsorship reflects our continued commitment to supporting young people and investing in the communities where we operate.
#### A Student-Led Design Competition
Rather than selecting an existing design, the school held an internal competition to give students the opportunity to create the new jerseys themselves. This initiative encouraged creativity, school spirit, and student involvement in shaping the identity of their teams.
The winning design was created by talented student Sam McCleary, whose concept stood out for its originality. Sam’s design will now be worn by both the football and tennis teams during matches and competitions.
#### Celebrating Creativity and School Pride
Having a student-designed jersey adds a special sense of ownership and pride for players wearing the kit. It also demonstrates the school’s commitment to empowering students and recognising their talents beyond the classroom.
Teachers and students alike have praised the initiative for bringing the school community together, combining sport, art, and teamwork in one meaningful project.
#### Strengthening Community Partnerships
The collaboration between Glenveagh and Donabate Community College showcases the positive impact that local partnerships can have. As the football and tennis teams step onto the pitch and court in their new jerseys, they do so not only representing their school, but also celebrating a successful partnership and the creative talent of one of their own.
With the new jerseys now officially unveiled, excitement is building for the upcoming season. We wish the very best to all the students at Donabate Community College.

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### Glenveagh Lends Support to Donabate’s Meals on Wheels Volunteers

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/donabate-meals-on-wheels
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-01-28
- Summary: Glenveagh supports Meals on Wheels volunteers in Donabate, helping deliver meals, care and connection to older community members.

Glenveagh Lends Support to Donabate’s Meals on Wheels Volunteers

At Glenveagh, we have reaffirmed our commitment to local communities by supporting Meals on Wheels volunteers in Donabate, recognising the important role this initiative plays in daily community life.
Meals on Wheels is a valued service that provides nutritious meals to older and vulnerable residents while also offering regular social contact and reassurance. In Donabate, the service is delivered by a dedicated group of volunteers who work year-round to ensure vulnerable and elderly people can remain independent and connected within their community.
##### Nourishing Community Connections
This initiative showcases Glenveagh's broader approach to community engagement, which focuses on contributing positively to the areas where it operates. By backing local initiatives such as Meals on Wheels, we aim to help strengthen the social fabric of Donabate and support services that make a meaningful difference to residents.
For more information on the Meals on Wheels, check out their website here.

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### Donabate Parkrun Going from Strength to Strength

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/donabate-park-run-going-from-strength-to-strength
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-08-09
- Last updated: 2024-08-21
- Summary: The Donabate parkrun has been going from strength to strength, attracting locals and international visitors and tourists alike, to their Saturday morning run.

Donabate parkrun going from strength to strength. Find out how to get involved.
#### Wake Up Your Weekend with Donabate parkrun
There are over 150 parkruns happening every weekend in Ireland, bringing people of all ages and ability together, to get out and move. The Donabate parkrun has been going from strength to strength, attracting people from the local area as well as international visitors and tourists, to their Saturday morning run. Recent weeks saw runners from the USA, Australia and the UK all join the Donabate run.
Parkrun is a "free, community event where you can walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate. parkrun is 5k and takes place every Saturday morning". Some parkrun groups also have junior parkruns which are 2km long, dedicated to 4-14 year olds and their families, every Sunday morning.
#### Donabate parkrun Details
(photo: Newbridge House, Donabate)
Donabate parkrun happens every Saturday morning at 9:30. Runners (and walkers) meet at the front of Newbridge House for the weekly event. The run circles back to the front of the house. Every week participants are invited to go for coffee afterwards in the Coach House Café, close to the start/finish area, where they enjoy a 10% discount on presentation of their parkrun barcode.
To register for parkrun visit: home | parkrun Ireland

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### Glenveagh Join Jack and Jill in Fundraising Success

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/glenveagh-join-jack-and-jill-in-fundraising-success
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-27
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Over 30 Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Donabate. Read about our fundraising success now.

Glenveagh and Jack and Jill staff raise over €20,000 for the charity!
#### Jack and Jill and Glenveagh Join in Fundraising Challenge
This week we're taking a look back at some of our initiatives over the summer and where better to start than the annual Glenveagh Jack and Jill Children's Foundation shop take over volunteering day, which took place in June. Over 30 volunteers from Glenveagh competed to raise funds for the charity foundation, across shops in Newbridge, Portlaoise and Artane. The Glenveagh teams took over the three shops, working with the wonderful Jack and Jill staff, in an effort to raise as much as possible by the end of the day.
Together we raised an incredible €20,590.35 over the equating to 1,143 hours of nursing care for Jack and Jill families, which made it our most successful Jack & Jill shop fundraiser to date. A huge thank you to everyone who supported the day and made it a very special fundraiser for such a worthy cause.

#### About Jack and Jill Children's Foundation
Jack and Jill is a nationwide charity providing in-home nursing care and respite support for children up to the age of 6 with severe to profound cognitive delay. This may include children with brain injury, genetic diagnosis, cerebral palsy, and undiagnosed conditions. Another key part of their service is end-of-life care for all children up to the age of 6, irrespective of diagnosis.
The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation’s mission is to empower the families it supports to care for their child at home, by funding and delivering nursing, respite and advocacy.
You can find out more about the wonderful work done by the Jack and Jill Children's Foundation by visiting jackandjill.ie

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### Glenveagh - Supporting the Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/glenveagh-supporting-the-big-beaumont-hospital-fun-run
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-02
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Join Glenveagh at the Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run and help raise vital funds for patient equipment. Register to run, jog or walk. Register now.

Registrations now open for this year's Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, proudly supported by Glenveagh.
#### About the Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run
The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, proudly supported by Glenveagh, takes place on Sunday 29th September from 12.00pm to 4.00pm. The 5km course takes you along the tree lined avenues in beautiful St. Anne's Park, Raheny and you raise funds for patient care at Beaumont Hospital along the way.
#### How to Take Part
Whether you choose to run, jog or walk the 5km fun run, every participant is welcome! You'll be helping Beaumont Hospital Foundation initiatives and hopefully having some fun along the way.
Registration is still open for what is sure to be a fun day for all the family.
Online Registration is €25 for single entry, or €60 for a family package. All participants will receive a commemorative t-shirt.
Registration is now open. Check out beaumontfundraising.ie.

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### Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-14
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival competition winner. Read the full story and find out more now.

#### Dream Treehouse Build with Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon
(photo: Glenveagh Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy, Competition winner Jack Farrington & Architect Dermot Bannon)
It’s not every day that Dermot Bannon shows up at your front door to officially hand over the keys of a dream tree house that you designed yourself! That’s exactly what happened to Dundalk’s Jack Farrington this November, when his winning design came to life with a unique treehouse built right in his own back garden.
Earlier this year, Jack and his family were among thousands of festival goers at Kaleidoscope Presented by Glenveagh, where Dermot Bannon hosted a Design Masterclass in Elemen-Tree Woods, Glenveagh’s fun-packed zone at the festival. Dermot challenged budding young designers to draw their dream treehouse, using tips the award-winning architect and host of TV’s Room To Improve, gave them on the day. One lucky winner would win their very own treehouse built in their garden. The competition was fierce, but Jack’s creativity stood out, winning him the unique prize.
Dermot Bannon tells us why Jack's was the winning design: "The shape of this tree house with all the levels, and the tower, I think it could make for some really cool spaces inside. The colours used are fantastic and would look great in a garden. I like also the fact that it doesn't need a tree to be built; the crisscross supports give it a forest feel. Well done Jack”.
#### The Big Build
Architect Dermot Bannon and ten-year old Jack Farrington turned out to be a winning team when it came to creating a treehouse like no other. They hit it off as Jack’s imagination and Dermot’s ability to capture a child’s creativity got to work, with a little help from Glenveagh of course, as we set about the Big Build.
Unlike most of Dermot’s projects, this one included a slide, swings, climbing zones,sound systems, basket hoops and even “no-parent” dens in their requirements. Glenveagh took on the challenge and Glenveagh’s Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy assembled a skilled team of treehouse builders to turn Jack’s dream into a reality. Martin says:
“Delivering Jack’s dream treehouse was an incredible experience. Seeing his creativity come to life was inspiring for our whole team. Kaleidoscope Festival was the perfect setting to spark that creativity in children, giving them the freedom to dream big and imagine their ideal spaces. We were thrilled to be part of a project that captured such imagination and joy”.
Watch as Jack's dream treehouse takes shape:

Seeing a drawing become a reality for Jack and his siblings has been a fun and uplifting experience for everyone involved, from Jack’s family to Dermot Bannon and the Glenveagh team. Magic really can happen with a little bit of imagination!

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### Proudly Supporting the LSA Peninsula Four Mile Road Race

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/lsa-peninsula-four-mile-road-race
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-12-16
- Last updated: 2025-12-16
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supports the LSA Peninsula 4 Mile Road Race in Donabate, County Dublin, promoting community participation and local sporting events.

Proudly Supporting the LSA Peninsula Four Mile Road Race

Glenveagh was delighted to support the LSA 4-Mile Run in Donabate again this year. This annual event brings together runners of all ages and abilities for a fun, scenic, and community-focused race along the beautiful Donabate Peninsula.
The race was a tremendous success, with a great turnout of participants and supporters. The event showcased not only the spirit of local sport but also the beauty of the surrounding area, with stunning coastal views providing the perfect backdrop for the run.
#### Glenveagh Joins the Fun
Several Glenveagh employees laced up their running shoes to take part in the race, enjoying the challenge and camaraderie of the event. Our team was thrilled to contribute to such a positive community occasion and to share in the excitement of the day.
This sponsorship reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting local events and promoting health and wellbeing within the community. By backing events like the LSA 4-Mile Run, we help create opportunities for people of all ages to stay active, enjoy the outdoors, and connect with their neighbours.
#### Looking Ahead
We look forward to continuing our support for the LSA 4-Mile Run and other local sporting events in the years to come. It was a joy to be part of another memorable day in Donabate, and we are proud to play a role in encouraging community participation and a healthy, active lifestyle.

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### Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/nature-hero-awards-2026
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Applications are open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme. Apply now.

Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

At Glenveagh, we are proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s largest outdoor learning initiative across the education sector. Now in its fourth year, the awards are coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and celebrate the incredible efforts of schools in promoting biodiversity and environmental awareness through creative, hands-on learning.
Each year, thousands of students from pre-school to secondary level take part in the programme, which is designed to inspire a love for nature, build knowledge of biodiversity, and empower young people to take action at a local level.
##### Win part of a €10,000 outdoor garden prize fund for your school
There are lots of Nature Hero prizes including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag & Golden Eagle awards. The overall Nature Hero Award winner will receive a school garden makeover worth up to €5,000, courtesy of Glenveagh.
##### National Recognition and Government Support
Speaking at the launch, Christopher O’Sullivan, T.D., Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, praised the initiative:
“The Nature Hero Awards play a strong role in developing children’s knowledge of biodiversity, encouraging an awareness and love of nature among the schoolchildren who will become the guardians of Ireland’s biodiversity.”
##### Glenveagh’s Commitment to Community and Sustainability
At Glenveagh, supporting initiatives like the Nature Hero Awards aligns with our core values of sustainability, education, and community building. We believe that vibrant, lasting communities start with young people who are connected to their environment and inspired to protect it.
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:
“We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards. After the success of last year’s awards, we can’t wait to see the biodiversity projects that students will complete this year.”
##### A Strong and Growing Partnership
This marks Glenveagh’s fourth consecutive year supporting the Nature Hero Awards as part of our wider schools engagement programme. Our partnership with Biodiversity in Schools plays an important role in helping us support the next generation through meaningful environmental education.
Mark Nolan, CEO and Founder of Biodiversity in Schools, added:
“We’re looking forward to working with schools to increase their knowledge of biodiversity in a fun and collaborative environment. We would like to thank Glenveagh, who are our sponsors for the fourth year in a row.”
##### Get Involved
Applications for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards are now open to pre-schools, primary and secondary schools across the Republic of Ireland.
To find out more or to apply, click here.

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### Nature Hero Bootcamps in Donabate

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/nature-hero-bootcamps-donabate
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh brings Nature Hero Bootcamps to Donabate schools, offering free biodiversity workshops for children. Read more now.

Nature Hero Bootcamp in Donabate

Glenveagh’s school partner Biodiversity in Schools host free Biodiversity workshops in local schools throughout the academic year. The workshops give local schoolchildren an opportunity to learn more about the joy of nature in a fun and safe setting and how to be a Nature Hero.
This month we had the pleasure of hosting a Nature Hero workshop at St. Patrick's Boys' National School in Donabate. It was a fantastic day full of learning, exploration, and connection with the natural world.
We’re excited to keep the momentum going with another Nature Hero workshop that will be coming up soon at Gaelscoil na Mara. Our team can’t wait to meet the students and help them become nature heroes too!
#### Get Involved
Glenveagh Nature Hero Bootcamps are great fun and children learn a lot about their environment along the way. If your local school in Donabate or the surrounding area is interested in a Nature Hero workshop, just contact the Glenveagh Community Engagement Team. You can add your school to the list by emailing: community@glenveagh.ie.

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### Glenveagh Sponsors St Ita’s AFC Academy Teams

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/st-ita-afc-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-04-14

Glenveagh Sponsors St Ita’s AFC Academy Teams

At Glenveagh, we are proud to continue our valued support for the Girls’ and Boys’ Academy at St Ita’s AFC, reinforcing our ongoing commitment to fostering strong, vibrant communities. This partnership reflects our shared belief in the importance of investing in young people and providing opportunities that help them thrive both on and off the pitch.
##### A Grassroots Club Making a Real Difference
St Ita’s AFC has long been a cornerstone of the Donabate community, offering children a welcoming introduction to sport in a safe and encouraging environment. The academy is designed to ensure that every child feels included and supported as they begin their sporting journey.
By focusing on participation, enjoyment, and personal development, the club creates a space where young players can grow at their own pace while building a genuine love for the game.
##### Developing Skills That Go Beyond Football
While football is at the heart of the academy, the benefits extend far beyond technical ability. Through regular training sessions and match experiences, children learn valuable life skills such as teamwork, communication, discipline, and resilience.
The dedicated coaches at St Ita’s AFC play a crucial role in this development. Their commitment to nurturing each child’s potential helps to build confidence and self-esteem, empowering young players to take on new challenges both in sport and in everyday life.
##### Looking Ahead
Glenveagh’s continued support of St Ita’s AFC is rooted in a shared commitment to making a positive impact at a local level. Community clubs like St Ita’s are essential in bringing people together, creating connections between families, and fostering a strong sense of local pride.
By backing initiatives that focus on youth development and inclusion, Glenveagh is helping to ensure that these valuable community resources can continue to grow and succeed.
As the partnership continues, Glenveagh looks forward to seeing the academy flourish and to witnessing the positive impact it will have on the next generation of players.

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### Glenveagh Proudly Renewing Sponsorship of St. Ita’s AFC

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/st-ita-donabate-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-09-29
- Summary: Glenveagh are delighted to renew the sponsorship of St. Ita's AFC Academy Team in Donabate, supporting youth development and community football.

Glenveagh Proudly Renewing Sponsorship of St. Ita’s AFC

At Glenveagh, we are thrilled to announce the renewal of our sponsorship of St. Ita's AFC Academy Team in Donabate, reaffirming our commitment to supporting youth development and community football. This ongoing partnership highlights Glenveagh’s dedication to fostering local talent and promoting healthy, active lifestyles among young athletes.
##### Supporting Youth Through Sport
The sponsorship enables St. Ita’s AFC to continue providing high-quality training, coaching, and resources for aspiring footballers across Donabate and the surrounding areas. By investing in the Academy Team, Glenveagh is helping nurture the next generation of players, instilling values of teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship.
##### Looking Ahead
With Glenveagh’s support, St. Ita’s AFC Academy Team looks forward to another successful season filled with growth, competition, and community spirit. Together, we aim to inspire more children to engage in sport and embrace the positive impact it has on their lives.

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### Glenveagh Continues Sponsorship of St Patrick’s GAA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/st-patricks-gaa-donabate
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-04-08

Glenveagh Continues Sponsorship of St Patrick’s GAA

At Glenveagh, we are proud to continue our sponsorship of St Patrick’s GAA Academy Team, reaffirming our ongoing support for one of Donabate’s most valued community organisations. This continued partnership reflects our shared commitment to strengthening local connections and supporting initiatives that bring people together.
##### A Cornerstone of the Donabate Community
St Patrick’s GAA has long played a central role in the Donabate community. More than just a sports club, it serves as a gathering place where people of all ages can connect, participate, and contribute to a shared sense of identity and pride.
The club’s dedication to inclusivity and community spirit ensures it remains a welcoming environment for players, families, and supporters alike.
##### Supporting Youth Through Sport
A key focus of St Patrick’s GAA is the development of young people through sport. By providing structured training, mentorship, and opportunities to compete, the club helps young athletes build confidence, discipline, and teamwork skills.
These experiences go far beyond the playing field, equipping participants with valuable life skills that support their personal growth and development.
##### Looking Ahead to the Season
As a continued sponsor, Glenveagh is delighted to support St Patrick’s GAA and the important work it does within the community. We extend our best wishes to all players, coaches, volunteers, and members for a successful and enjoyable season ahead.

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### Summer Camp Fun with Na Fianna

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/donabate/summer-camp-fun-with-na-fianna
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-08-31
- Last updated: 2025-02-13
- Summary: The Glenveagh Homes Na Fianna Summer Camps got off to a great start with a big turnout of budding GAA stars for the camps at Mobhi Road

Na Fianna GAA finish up a successful summer camp season, sponsored by Glenveagh.
#### Glenveagh Homes Na Fianna Summer Camps Rounding up the Holidays
The Glenveagh Homes Na Fianna Summer Camps got off to a great start with a big turnout of budding GAA stars for the camps at Mobhi Road. Glenveagh are delighted to be the new sponsors of the summer camps and we look forward to seeing them grow into the future.
#### Summer Camp Success
A big thanks to all the young players who took part in this summer's camps, which were a huge success. Glenveagh are delighted to sponsor such an initiative and we think there may be a few GAA superstars in this year's participant groups!

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### Dunboyne

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-23
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Dunboyne and the surrounding areas.

Dunboyne
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Dunboyne and the surrounding areas.

Bennetstown
Our upcoming community at Bennetstown, Dunboyne will provide 578 A-rated new homes, ranging from 2 to 4 bedroom homes, apartments and duplexes. To register your interest or find out more information on Bennetstown, please click here.
Upcoming Public Works
In addition to the new homes, a section of the R157 road will be developed, together with the connection of services on the Old Navan Road near Bennetstown. These works have commenced, and are expected to be completed in Q4. Two way traffic will be maintained at all times. While every effort will be made to minimise disruption, the works may result in minor interruptions to entry to and exit from the train station.
R157/M3 Parkway Roundabout Junction:
The existing roundabout at the R157/M3 Parkway junction will be replaced with a new signalised junction. Further enhancements to cycling and pedestrian infrastructure will be provided as result of the works.
For the duration of the works there will be no pedestrian access. Additionally, there will be lane closures, but two-way traffic will be maintained at all times.
Old Navan Road:
Road works have commenced on the Old Navan Road. There will be a reduction in traffic levels due to these civils works, with a Stop-Go during the day. Access to be maintained at all times.
All of the above works have been agreed with Meath County Council.
Please check back for updates as works progress. We appreciate the community's patience as we work to complete these works as efficiently and safely as possible.
For queries, please contact us at community@glenveagh.ie

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Glenveagh in the Local Community

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Dunboyne community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Dunboyne community.

Dunboyne Amenities Map

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Dunboyne community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### Health & Safety Talk at St. Peter's National School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne/dunboyne-health-safety-talk
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-03-02
- Summary: Read about the Health & Safety Talk the Glenveagh team delivered at St. Peter's National School in Dunboye.

Health & Safety Talk at St. Peter's National School

Glenveagh's Community Engagement team recently visited St. Peter's National School in Dunboyne to deliver an engaging and informative talk on site safety. The initiative is part of Glenveagh’s wider community outreach programme, aimed at educating young people about the importance of safety, particularly around active building sites.
##### Reinforcing Safety Awareness
The school children were incredibly enthusiastic and engaged throughout the visit. They were introduced to Sam and Sue, our storybook character safety champions who help bring the message to life, asking fantastic questions about how construction sites work and why safety rules are so important.
To reinforce what they learnt, each student received a high‑visibility vest, pencil, and keychain to take home as reminders to stay alert and aware when walking or cycling near construction activity in their local area.
##### Looking Ahead
It is always a pleasure for our team to visit schools, meet the students, and share this important message. Glenveagh is proud to support local schools and help young people understand the importance of staying safe around construction.
If you would like the Glenveagh Community Engagement team to visit your school, we would be delighted to hear from you. Contact us at community@glenveagh.ie.

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### Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors Announced

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne/glenveagh-gaelic4girls-ambassadors-announced
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-04-07
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supports the LGFA Gaelic4Girls programme in Dunboyne, bringing more girls into Gaelic football in Co. Meath. Read more now.

#### Supporting Gaelic4Girls
Gaelic4Girls supported by Glenveagh, is a 10-week programme designed to encourage more girls to experience Gaelic Football. Created for 9-13 year olds, it strives to increase the number of girls playing football in a GAA club and to support existing players. The programme involves activities designed to be fun, culminating in a non-competitive football blitz at the end of the 10 weeks. Glenveagh are delighted to again support this initiative which widens the participation of girls in Gaelic football.
#### The 2025 Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors
This year's Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls ambassadors will bring their knowledge and skills to over 24 clubs taking part in the scheme. Clubs from all four provinces along with three from London and Hertfordshire, are participating in Gaelic4Girls in 2025, as it goes from strength to strength. The roll-out of the programme will be assisted by leading inter-county players Aimee Mackin (Armagh), Laurie Ryan (Clare), Jennifer Higgins (Roscommon), Leah Caffrey (Dublin), Blaithín Bogue (Fermanagh), Síofra O’Shea (Kerry), Louise Ward (Galway) and Monica McGuirk (Meath). These ambassadors represent the highest standard of Gaelic football and they bring something special to the Gaelic4Girls experience.
Glenveagh are committed to supporting grassroots initiatives that make a positive impact in the communities where we work. We look forward to partnering with the LGFA to help grow this fantastic programme over the next year and we wish everyone participating in the 2025 programme the very best of luck.
The Gaelic4Girls programme continues to be a huge success for the Ladies Gaelic Football Association and 2025 is shaping up to be a great year for the participants.
You can find out more about Gaelic4Girls here.

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### Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne/maynooth-university-partnership
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Glenveagh partners with Maynooth University to promote construction careers near Dunboyne, Co. Meath. Read about our academic partnership now.

Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

Glenveagh has announced an exciting new partnership with Maynooth University aimed at supporting students, driving innovation and promoting long-term career opportunities within Ireland’s construction sector. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to education, community engagement and the future sustainability of the industry.
This wide-ranging programme will focus on student support, employability, research and access initiatives, with a particular emphasis on students from local communities and DEIS schools.
#### Supporting Students Through Education
At the heart of the partnership is a strong focus on widening access to education and creating meaningful opportunities for students. The programme will offer scholarships, workshops and practical, hands-on industry engagement to give students valuable insight into real-world construction careers.
By engaging students early in their academic journey, Glenveagh and Maynooth University aim to help young people better understand the diverse opportunities available in the construction industry.
#### Showcasing Diverse Career Pathways in Construction
The initiative will highlight the wide range of career options available across the construction industry. Students will gain exposure to roles in engineering, design, computing and business, demonstrating that the sector extends far beyond traditional perceptions.
Through direct engagement with industry professionals, students will be able to explore how their academic studies can translate into rewarding careers in a fast-evolving, innovative field.
#### Driving Innovation Through Research Collaboration
Co-ordinated by Glenveagh’s Learning & Organisational Development (L&OD) and Community Engagement teams, the partnership will also explore research collaborations between the university and the company.
By combining academic expertise with real-world industry experience, the collaboration aims to drive innovation and sustainability in homebuilding—supporting the development of smarter, more efficient and environmentally responsible housing solutions.
#### Building on a Strong Foundation of Community Support
This new partnership builds on Glenveagh’s ongoing support for Maynooth University’s Soccer Development Programme and represents another important step in the company’s long-term commitment to education and community development.
By investing in students today, Glenveagh is helping to shape the future workforce and strengthen Ireland’s construction industry for generations to come.

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### Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne/nature-hero-awards-2026
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Applications are now open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme by Glenveagh. Apply now and nominate your school.

Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

At Glenveagh, we are proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s largest outdoor learning initiative across the education sector. Now in its fourth year, the awards are coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and celebrate the incredible efforts of schools in promoting biodiversity and environmental awareness through creative, hands-on learning.
Each year, thousands of students from pre-school to secondary level take part in the programme, which is designed to inspire a love for nature, build knowledge of biodiversity, and empower young people to take action at a local level.
##### Win part of a €10,000 outdoor garden prize fund for your school
There are lots of Nature Hero prizes including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag & Golden Eagle awards. The overall Nature Hero Award winner will receive a school garden makeover worth up to €5,000, courtesy of Glenveagh.
##### National Recognition and Government Support
Speaking at the launch, Christopher O’Sullivan, T.D., Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, praised the initiative:
“The Nature Hero Awards play a strong role in developing children’s knowledge of biodiversity, encouraging an awareness and love of nature among the schoolchildren who will become the guardians of Ireland’s biodiversity.”
##### Glenveagh’s Commitment to Community and Sustainability
At Glenveagh, supporting initiatives like the Nature Hero Awards aligns with our core values of sustainability, education, and community building. We believe that vibrant, lasting communities start with young people who are connected to their environment and inspired to protect it.
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:
“We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards. After the success of last year’s awards, we can’t wait to see the biodiversity projects that students will complete this year.”
##### A Strong and Growing Partnership
This marks Glenveagh’s fourth consecutive year supporting the Nature Hero Awards as part of our wider schools engagement programme. Our partnership with Biodiversity in Schools plays an important role in helping us support the next generation through meaningful environmental education.
Mark Nolan, CEO and Founder of Biodiversity in Schools, added:
“We’re looking forward to working with schools to increase their knowledge of biodiversity in a fun and collaborative environment. We would like to thank Glenveagh, who are our sponsors for the fourth year in a row.”
##### Get Involved
Applications for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards are now open to pre-schools, primary and secondary schools across the Republic of Ireland.
To find out more or to apply, click here.

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### Glenveagh Sponsoring St Peter’s GAA Camogie Division

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dunboyne/st-peters-gaa-camogie-division
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-04-08

Glenveagh Sponsoring St Peter’s GAA Camogie Division

We are proud to announce our sponsorship of the camogie division at St Peter’s GAA in Dunboyne, marking another meaningful step in our commitment to supporting local communities and grassroots initiatives.
##### Championing Opportunities for Girls in Sport
Supporting young people in sport is a core pillar of Glenveagh’s Community Engagement approach. This new partnership places a particular focus on empowering girls and young women, ensuring they have access to the opportunities, resources, and encouragement needed to participate and excel.
Camogie, as a fast-growing and dynamic sport, provides an important platform for young athletes to develop both physically and personally, and Glenveagh is delighted to play a role in supporting that journey.
##### Building Confidence and Leadership
Participation in team sports like camogie helps foster confidence, resilience, and leadership skills. Through training, competition, and teamwork, players gain valuable experiences that extend far beyond the pitch.
St Peter’s GAA Dunboyne has created a positive and inclusive environment where players are supported to reach their full potential, guided by dedicated coaches and volunteers who are passionate about development both on and off the field.
##### Looking Ahead
Glenveagh is delighted to stand behind St Peter’s GAA Dunboyne camogie division and looks forward to seeing the team grow and succeed in the months ahead. We extend our best wishes to all players, coaches, and members for a successful and rewarding season.

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### Dundalk

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dundalk-community-hub
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: New BER A rated homes in Dundalk, County Louth. Family-friendly community, excellent transport links and local amenities.

Dundalk
Community Hub — Stay informed on how we are supporting local initiatives in the community.

Glenveagh in the Community — As one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, Glenveagh is focused on delivering high-quality homes across flourishing communities. Glenveagh achieves quality and great accessibility to new homes by consistently innovating planning, design, and build.

In line with our approach to sustainable place-making, Glenveagh recognises the importance of supporting local communities where they build. We support over 1,000 community initiatives across Ireland, including many in Louth and Meath. Our community and sponsorship funds have provided invaluable support to various local initiatives including everything from grassroots sponsorship to local event support and other causes close to the heart of our communities.
Find Out More

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Dundalk community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### Glenveagh Sponsors Coaches’ Jackets for Dundalk Young Irelands

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dundalk-community-hub/dundalk-young-irelands-coaches-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-12-19
- Last updated: 2025-12-18
- Summary: Glenveagh Properties proudly sponsors new coaches’ jackets for Dundalk Young Irelands GAA Club, supporting grassroots sport and the local community.

Glenveagh Sponsors Coaches’ Jackets for Dundalk Young Irelands

In a vibrant show of local community support, Glenveagh Properties has stepped forward to sponsor new coaches’ jackets for the Dundalk Young Irelands GAA Club. The partnership reflects both organizations’ commitment to nurturing grassroots sport and fostering pride within the local community.
#### Supporting Local Sport and Community Spirit
Dundalk Young Irelands GAA Club has long been a cornerstone of youth sport in County Louth, encouraging young players to develop athletic skills, teamwork, and a strong sense of community. Glenveagh’s sponsorship of the coaches’ jackets provides not only a practical boost for the club’s volunteers but also a symbolic affirmation of the importance of supporting youth engagement through sport.
The new jackets, proudly bearing the Glenveagh logo, are a visible token of this collaboration. They will be worn by the club’s coaching team at training sessions, matches, and community events, helping to unify the coaching squad and present a professional, cohesive image for the club.
#### Looking Ahead
This sponsorship marks an exciting step forward for Dundalk Young Irelands GAA Club as it prepares for the coming season. The new jackets will no doubt be a point of pride for the coaching team and a reminder of the broader community that stands behind the club.
As Glenveagh and Dundalk Young Irelands celebrate this collaboration, both organizations reaffirm the power of sport to connect people, inspire young athletes, and build lasting community bonds.

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### Glenveagh Backs Dundalk Young Irelands GFC Golf Classic

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dundalk-community-hub/dundalk-young-irelands-gfc
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-12-20
- Last updated: 2025-12-18
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly sponsors the Dundalk Young Irelands GFC Golf Classic, supporting local sport and community development in County Louth.

Glenveagh Backs Dundalk Young Irelands GFC Golf Classic

Glenveagh proudly supported this year’s Dundalk Young Irelands GFC Golf Classic, which took place on Friday, August 15th at Greenore Golf Club. The event was a fantastic success and brought together club members, local businesses, and supporters for a day of sport, camaraderie, and community spirit.
##### A Day for a Great Cause
The Golf Classic once again proved to be one of the highlights of the Dundalk sporting calendar. Teams enjoyed a full day on the fairways at Greenore, with great prizes, tee-box sponsors, and post-event celebrations in true Young Irelands fashion.
Funds raised from the event will go directly towards club development projects, including the enhancement of training facilities and support for juvenile and senior teams.
##### Building Flourishing Communities
Glenveagh's sponsorship of the event reflects our long-standing commitment to supporting local communities and grassroots sport. Speaking about the sponsorship, a Glenveagh representative said:
“We’re delighted to partner with Dundalk Young Irelands GFC for this year’s Golf Classic. At Glenveagh, we believe strong communities are built through shared spaces and shared experiences — and local clubs like Young Irelands are at the heart of that.”
##### Community, Sport and Local Pride
With Glenveagh’s partnership and the backing of players, sponsors, and supporters, the 2025 Golf Classic has once again shown what can be achieved when community and sport come together.
We look forward to sponsoring Dundalk Young Irelands GFC and to building on this momentum for future initiatives that promote health, teamwork, and pride in the local area.

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### Health & Safety Talk at Castletown Girls' School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/dundalk-community-hub/health-safety-talk-dundalk
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-12-18
- Last updated: 2025-12-18
- Summary: Find out about the Health & Safety Talk the Glenveagh team delivered at Castletown Girls' School in Dundalk, Co. Louth.

Health & Safety Talk at Castletown Girls' School

Glenveagh's Health & Safety team recently visited Castletown Girls' School in Dundalk to deliver an engaging and informative talk on site safety. The initiative is part of Glenveagh’s wider community outreach programme, aimed at educating young people about the importance of safety, particularly around active building sites.
##### Raising Site Safety Awareness in Dundalk
Peter Morgan from Glenveagh’s Health and Safety Team spoke to 3rd and 4th year students about the potential dangers found in construction sites, such as heavy machinery, scaffolding and loose materials. Through age-appropriate language and real-life examples, the team captured the students’ attention while driving home the important message of staying safe around building sites.
The pupilswere shown what personal protective equipment (PPE) looks like, including hard hats, high-visibility jackets, gloves and safety boots, and learned why these items are essential for keeping construction workers safe. The students were also encouraged to ask questions, with many showing enthusiasm and curiosity about how buildings are made and what safety measures workers must follow each day.
##### Looking Ahead
At Glenveagh, we will continue our safety education programme with more school visits across Ireland. By focusing on health and safety at an early stage, we hope to build a strong culture of awareness that supports not just the construction industry, but the wider community as well.
Wishing the very best to all the students at Castletown Girls' School.

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### Furzefield

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/furzefield-community-hub
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-22
- Summary: Furzefield with Glenveagh - BER A rated homes close to Dublin city centre. Excellent amenities and transport links.

Furzefield
Community Hub — Stay informed with the latest news from Glenveagh, including site updates and key announcements in Furzefield and the surrounding areas.

New Homes — 434 homes are being built, with a series of routes to purchase available.
Location — Located near Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre, Dublin Airport, and key transport links into the city centre.
Public Spaces — Approx. 5.2 acres of public open space, featuring pocket parks, playgrounds, a playing pitch, multi-use game areas and fitness trail stations.

### Site Updates
As part of the next stage of works at the Furzefield scheme, and in accordance with the relevant planning permission, we wish to advise residents that we will be carrying out works in the green area adjoining Abbeyvale Court.
These works will involve the installation of hoarding around the green, followed by the removal of the boundary wall between the Furzefield site and Abbeyvale Court, the laying of a new watermain connection across the green and the completion of landscaping works.
We appreciate that this will cause a level of disruption, and we will look to carry the works out as efficiently as possible.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation and patience.

What types of houses are being built here? — The Furzefield community will deliver 512 high-quality homes, including a mix of houses, duplexes, and apartments. All homes are built to the same high standard, ensuring a consistent and well-integrated community.

Glenveagh in the Community — As one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, Glenveagh is focused on delivering high-quality homes across flourishing communities. Glenveagh achieves quality and great accessibility to new homes by consistently innovating planning, design, and build.

In line with our approach to sustainable place-making, Glenveagh recognises the importance of supporting local communities where they build. We support over 1,000 community initiatives across Ireland, including many in North Dublin. Our community and sponsorship funds have provided invaluable support to various local initiatives including everything from grassroots sponsorship to local event support and other causes close to the heart of our communities.
Find Out More

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Furzefield community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### Hollystown

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Hollystown and the surrounding areas.

Hollystown 
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Hollystown and the surrounding areas.

Kilmartin Grove
Kilmartin Grove is a new community in Hollystown, providing much-needed A-rated homes for the area. All units are now occupied as the new community at Kilmartin Grove takes shape. 

For any enquiries about our new community, please email community@glenveagh.ie

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Hollystown community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organising regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Hollystown community.

Hollystown Amenities Map

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Hollystown community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### A Look Back at the Hollystown Community Event

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/a-look-back-at-the-hollystown-community-event
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-04-15
- Last updated: 2025-05-01
- Summary: A look at Glevneagh's Christmas Community Event for Residents

#### Christmas Fun in Kilmartin
A glance back at the Christmas Party we hosted for Kilmartin Grove and Bellingsmore residents; a day of festive fun for the community. From the North Portal to games, face painting, Christmas treats and of course the opportunity to meet Santa, the day was a great way to get to know your neighbours and for children to meet new friends.
Thanks to our local partners Tyrrelstown GGA, Caulsown Christmas Treee Farma and LH Bakes for taking part in what was a wonderful day for families at Kilrmartin Grove.
You take a look back at the festive fun in our video below:

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### Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-30
- Last updated: 2025-06-24
- Summary: The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises thousands of Euro for patient equipment.

Beaumont Hospital Fun Run sponsored by Glenveagh, raises thousands.
#### The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run 2024 a Huge Success
It's great to be associated with an event like the recent Beaumont Big Hospital Fun Run and Glenveagh are delighted to support it again this year. A wonderful turnout in St. Anne's Park Raheny in Dublin, on the last day of September, saw hundreds of runners and walkers complete the 5km run in support of the Beaumont Hospital Foundation. Over €35,000 was raised and the funds will be used to purchase brand new gym equipment for the Physiotherapy Department, including a standing frame and exercise bike for arms and legs. New equipment enables patients to use the most up to date technologies as part of their rehabilitation. A fantastic event with a wonderful outcome for the physiotherapy department in Beaumont Hospital.
For a flavour of the day, check out our Big Beamont Hospital Fun Run Video below:

#### About Beaumont Hospital Foundation
Beaumont Hospital Foundation highlights the medical contribution Beaumont Hospital makes to the community in Dublin and for patients from all over Ireland. Its goal is "to inspire patients and their families, along with members of the Irish public, to make donations in support of vital equipment and services which improve the treatment and care which our staff provide".
To find out more about the Beaumont Hospital Foundation and the work it does visit beaumontfundraising.ie.

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### Glenveagh Hosting Careers Talk in Tyrrelstown

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/careers-talk-tyrrelstown
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-06-03
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Discover how Glenveagh is inspiring future talent through school engagement, showcasing construction careers, apprenticeships, and professional development opportunities.

Glenveagh Hosting Careers Talk in Tyrrelstown

The Glenveagh HR and Community Engagement team was delighted to visit Le Chéile Gaelscoil in Tyrrelstown to meet with 6th year students and discuss the exciting opportunities available within the construction industry.
The morning provided a valuable opportunity to engage with students as they begin considering their future education and career choices.
#### Exploring Pathways into Construction
During the session, the team shared insights into the many different routes into the construction sector, highlighting a variety of career paths available across the industry. Students learned about opportunities ranging from apprenticeships and graduate programmes to professional and technical roles, demonstrating the diverse range of careers that construction can offer.
The discussion also explored potential career progression, showcasing how individuals can develop their skills and advance within the industry over time.
#### Engaged and Curious Students
The students were highly engaged throughout the presentation, asking thoughtful questions and showing a genuine interest in learning more about the sector. It was encouraging to see such enthusiasm from the next generation as they explore the many possibilities available to them after school.
#### Supporting the Next Generation
At Glenveagh, we are committed to supporting young people as they make important decisions about their futures. By engaging with schools and sharing industry knowledge, we hope to inspire students to consider the rewarding and varied careers available within construction.
We would like to thank the staff and students of Le Chéile Gaelscoil for their warm welcome and participation. We wish all of the students the very best of luck as they continue their studies and pursue their future career ambitions.

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### Glenveagh Join Jack and Jill in Fundraising Success

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/glenveagh-join-jack-and-jill-in-fundraising-success
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Over 30 Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation. Read more now.

Glenveagh and Jack and Jill staff raise over €20,000 for the charity!
#### Jack and Jill and Glenveagh Join in Fundraising Challenge
This week we're taking a look back at some of our initiatives over the summer and where better to start than the annual Glenveagh Jack and Jill Children's Foundation shop take over volunteering day, which took place in June. Over 30 volunteers from Glenveagh competed to raise funds for the charity foundation, across shops in Newbridge, Portlaoise and Artane. The Glenveagh teams took over the three shops, working with the wonderful Jack and Jill staff, in an effort to raise as much as possible by the end of the day.
Together we raised an incredible €20,590.35 over the equating to 1,143 hours of nursing care for Jack and Jill families, which made it our most successful Jack & Jill shop fundraiser to date. A huge thank you to everyone who supported the day and made it a very special fundraiser for such a worthy cause.

#### About Jack and Jill Children's Foundation
Jack and Jill is a nationwide charity providing in-home nursing care and respite support for children up to the age of 6 with severe to profound cognitive delay. This may include children with brain injury, genetic diagnosis, cerebral palsy, and undiagnosed conditions. Another key part of their service is end-of-life care for all children up to the age of 6, irrespective of diagnosis.
The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation’s mission is to empower the families it supports to care for their child at home, by funding and delivering nursing, respite and advocacy.
You can find out more about the wonderful work done by the Jack and Jill Children's Foundation by visiting jackandjill.ie

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### Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-14
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival competition winner. Read the full story and find out more now.

#### Dream Treehouse Build with Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon
(photo: Glenveagh Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy, Competition winner Jack Farrington & Architect Dermot Bannon)
It’s not every day that Dermot Bannon shows up at your front door to officially hand over the keys of a dream tree house that you designed yourself! That’s exactly what happened to Dundalk’s Jack Farrington this November, when his winning design came to life with a unique treehouse built right in his own back garden.
Earlier this year, Jack and his family were among thousands of festival goers at Kaleidoscope Presented by Glenveagh, where Dermot Bannon hosted a Design Masterclass in Elemen-Tree Woods, Glenveagh’s fun-packed zone at the festival. Dermot challenged budding young designers to draw their dream treehouse, using tips the award-winning architect and host of TV’s Room To Improve, gave them on the day. One lucky winner would win their very own treehouse built in their garden. The competition was fierce, but Jack’s creativity stood out, winning him the unique prize.
Dermot Bannon tells us why Jack's was the winning design: "The shape of this tree house with all the levels, and the tower, I think it could make for some really cool spaces inside. The colours used are fantastic and would look great in a garden. I like also the fact that it doesn't need a tree to be built; the crisscross supports give it a forest feel. Well done Jack”.
#### The Big Build
Architect Dermot Bannon and ten-year old Jack Farrington turned out to be a winning team when it came to creating a treehouse like no other. They hit it off as Jack’s imagination and Dermot’s ability to capture a child’s creativity got to work, with a little help from Glenveagh of course, as we set about the Big Build.
Unlike most of Dermot’s projects, this one included a slide, swings, climbing zones,sound systems, basket hoops and even “no-parent” dens in their requirements. Glenveagh took on the challenge and Glenveagh’s Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy assembled a skilled team of treehouse builders to turn Jack’s dream into a reality. Martin says:
“Delivering Jack’s dream treehouse was an incredible experience. Seeing his creativity come to life was inspiring for our whole team. Kaleidoscope Festival was the perfect setting to spark that creativity in children, giving them the freedom to dream big and imagine their ideal spaces. We were thrilled to be part of a project that captured such imagination and joy”.
Watch as Jack's dream treehouse takes shape:

Seeing a drawing become a reality for Jack and his siblings has been a fun and uplifting experience for everyone involved, from Jack’s family to Dermot Bannon and the Glenveagh team. Magic really can happen with a little bit of imagination!

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### Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh Crowned Winner of 2025 Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/nature-hero-awards-2025-winner
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-05-19
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh wins the 2025 Nature Hero Award, earning a €10,000 garden makeover. Read more now.

Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh Crowned Winner of 2025 Nature Hero Awards

Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh, a Gaelscoil located in the heart of Ráth Chairn, Co. Meath, has been announced as the national winner of the 2025 Nature Hero Awards. The prestigious honour comes with a €10,000 school garden makeover, proudly sponsored by Glenveagh and coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools.
Competing against over 300 schools from across 26 counties — representing an incredible 93,324 students from pre-school to senior cycle — Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh in Ráth Chairn emerged as the standout entrant for their creative and committed approach to biodiversity. Their winning efforts included hands-on initiatives supporting frogs, owls, pollinators, and a school-wide ecoliteracy programme that deeply engaged both teachers and pupils.
The Nature Hero Awards is Ireland’s largest outdoor learning programme, recognising schools that demonstrate excellence in biodiversity education and action. While many schools achieve bronze, silver, and gold status, only one is chosen each year as the overall national winner.
A Vision for Nature-Led Learning
In recognition of their achievement, Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh received a certificate, a commemorative plaque, and the transformative €10,000 prize to enhance their school garden — turning it into a living classroom that supports local wildlife and nurtures students’ connection to nature.
Speaking about the impact of the initiative, Diarmaid Ó hAlmhain, the school’s coordinating teacher, said:
> "Winning the Nature Hero Awards is an amazing honour for us here in Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh. We are enormously proud of what the children have achieved with the help and support of our amazing teachers and the whole school community here in Ráth Chairn. [...] Our pupils have had an amazing time transforming our school grounds into a biodiversity haven and they are thrilled at this accolade. We look forward to using our prize to transform our school garden for everyone to enjoy.”
Corporate and Community Commitment
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, praised the school’s dedication:
> “We’re proud to collaborate with Biodiversity in Schools on this excellent educational initiative, and delighted to see so many schools and children participate this year. We congratulate Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh on their fantastic achievement in winning this national award".
Mark Nolan, Director of Biodiversity in Schools, echoed the sentiment:
> “We've been amazed by the incredible work undertaken by schools across the country to help their local biodiversity. Congratulations to Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh who have shown superb leadership in outdoor learning and also a massive well done to all the schools who achieved 'Nature Hero' status this year. A special thank you to Glenveagh Homes for their continued support of this great initiative.”
A Platform for the Future
The Nature Hero Awards celebrate more than just a single school — they represent a nationwide movement toward environmental education and action. With participation spanning all education levels across Ireland, the programme not only raises awareness but also empowers schools to take meaningful steps to protect local ecosystems.
To find out more about the Nature Hero Awards or to register interest for the next academic year, please visit www.biodiversityinschools.com.

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### Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/nature-hero-awards-2026
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Applications are open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity award. Apply now.

Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

At Glenveagh, we are proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s largest outdoor learning initiative across the education sector. Now in its fourth year, the awards are coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and celebrate the incredible efforts of schools in promoting biodiversity and environmental awareness through creative, hands-on learning.
Each year, thousands of students from pre-school to secondary level take part in the programme, which is designed to inspire a love for nature, build knowledge of biodiversity, and empower young people to take action at a local level.
##### Win part of a €10,000 outdoor garden prize fund for your school
There are lots of Nature Hero prizes including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag & Golden Eagle awards. The overall Nature Hero Award winner will receive a school garden makeover worth up to €5,000, courtesy of Glenveagh.
##### National Recognition and Government Support
Speaking at the launch, Christopher O’Sullivan, T.D., Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, praised the initiative:
“The Nature Hero Awards play a strong role in developing children’s knowledge of biodiversity, encouraging an awareness and love of nature among the schoolchildren who will become the guardians of Ireland’s biodiversity.”
##### Glenveagh’s Commitment to Community and Sustainability
At Glenveagh, supporting initiatives like the Nature Hero Awards aligns with our core values of sustainability, education, and community building. We believe that vibrant, lasting communities start with young people who are connected to their environment and inspired to protect it.
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:
“We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards. After the success of last year’s awards, we can’t wait to see the biodiversity projects that students will complete this year.”
##### A Strong and Growing Partnership
This marks Glenveagh’s fourth consecutive year supporting the Nature Hero Awards as part of our wider schools engagement programme. Our partnership with Biodiversity in Schools plays an important role in helping us support the next generation through meaningful environmental education.
Mark Nolan, CEO and Founder of Biodiversity in Schools, added:
“We’re looking forward to working with schools to increase their knowledge of biodiversity in a fun and collaborative environment. We would like to thank Glenveagh, who are our sponsors for the fourth year in a row.”
##### Get Involved
Applications for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards are now open to pre-schools, primary and secondary schools across the Republic of Ireland.
To find out more or to apply, click here.

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### Tyrrelstown Joins Gaelic4Girls Sponsored by Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/hollystown/tyrrelstown-joins-gaelic4girls-sponsored-by-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-30
- Last updated: 2025-04-04
- Summary: Tyrrelstown Ladies Gaelic Football gets on board with Gaelic4Girls, sponsored by Glenveagh.

Tyrrelstown Ladies Gaelic Football gets on board with Gaelic4Girls, sponsored by Glenveagh.
#### Girls' Gaelic Football Gets a Boost in Tyrrelstown
Gaelic4Girls Sponsored by Glenveagh, is a 10-week programme designed to encourage more girls to experience Gaelic Football. It's aimed at 9-13 year old girls who are not currently playing the sport. Earlier this year Tyrrelstown joined the scheme, attracting new players to the girls' game and having a lot of fun along the way.
The Gaelic4Girls programme aims to increase the number of girls playing football in a GAA club and to support the existing players. The programme involves activities designed to be fun, culminating in a non-competitive football blitz at the end of the 10 weeks. This is the third year that Glenveagh has sponsored the programme and we're delighted to welcome Tyrrelstown on board.

#### About Tyrrelstown GAA
Tyrrelstown GAA Club was founded in 2009. The club aims to include as many young people from the area in Gaelic Games and prides itself on being inclusive and welcoming to all. In their own words:
"We strive to engender a “Pride of Place” in the youth of Tyrrelstown, Mulhuddart, Hollywoodrath, Bellingsmore, Baymeadows and Hollystown through their connections to the club. Through active participation in team sports young people develop life skills, personality traits and friendships that help them mature into adults who will contribute in meaningful ways to our society".
To find out more about the club visit tyrrelstowngaa.ie.

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### Leixlip

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Leixlip and the surrounding areas.

Leixlip
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Leixlip and surrounding areas.

Hereford Park

All homeowners have now collected their keys as the new community at Hereford Park is shaping up. 

For any enquiries about our new community, please email community@glenveagh.ie.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Leixlip community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organising regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Leixlip community.

Leixlip Amenities Map

### Backing Coláiste Chiaráin LGFA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/backing-colaiste-chiarain-lgfa
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-04-14
- Summary: Glenveagh delighted to support Coláiste Chiaráin girls' Gaelic football.

#### Cheering on Coláiste Chiaráin Girls' Gaelic Football
Glenveagh support over 1,000 initiatives throughout Ireland, so we were delighted to show some of that support for local school Coláíste Chiaráin and their girls' Gaelic players. We recently presented the players with a brand new set of jerseys and safe to say the school was pleased with the support: "It is fantastic to have a local company like Glenveagh Homes backing our women in sport, helping to provide our teams with the resources they need to continue their development".
Wishing all the Coláíste Chiaráín LGFA players the very best in all their future matches!
#### About Coláiste Chiaráin
Coláiste Chiaráin is a community school in Leixlip, Co. Kildare and has nearly 600 students enrolled. It prides itself on both its academic and extra-curricular achievements. It boasts Irish international men's and women's footballers and sprinters among its alumni as well as being a base for Gaelic sports. It was also awarded the prestigious School of Sanctuary award in February 2025, highlighting its welcoming and inclusive enviroment.

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### Glenveagh Partners with Ballyoulster United AFC to Support Academy Team

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/ballyoulster-united-afc-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-12-16
- Last updated: 2025-12-16
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly sponsors Ballyoulster United AFC’s Academy Team, supporting youth development, community values, and grassroots football.

Glenveagh Partners with Ballyoulster United AFC to Support Academy Team

At Glenveagh, we are pleased to announce our sponsorship of Ballyoulster United AFC’s Academy Team. This partnership represents a significant boost for the club’s underage programme and highlights our shared commitment to supporting youth development within the local community.
#### Supporting the Next Generation of Footballers
The Academy Team plays a vital role in Ballyoulster United AFC, providing young players with a strong foundation in football skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship. By sponsoring the Academy Team, Glenveagh is hoping to create positive opportunities for young people, encouraging healthy lifestyles and community involvement through sport.
This partnership lays strong foundations for the future of Ballyoulster United AFC’s Academy Team. With Glenveagh’s support, the club will continue to nurture talent, promote inclusivity, and create lasting opportunities through football.
#### About Ballyoulster United AFC
Ballyoulster United AFC is a Kildare-based football club that competes in the Dublin and District Schoolboys League and Leinster Senior League. The club was established in 1968 and now boasts over 500 members. For more information on Ballyoulster United AFC, you can find their official website here.

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### Coláiste Chiaráin Engineering Week Talk

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/colaiste-chiarain-engineering-week-talk
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-03-19
- Last updated: 2025-04-14
- Summary: Engineering talks with Glenveagh at Coláiste Chiaráín

#### An Insight into Engineering
As part of its Engineers Week for its STEAM (Science Technology Engineering Arts and Maths) classes, Coláiste Chiaráin welcomed Glenveagh civil engineer Varun, in to speak with the students. Varun gave the 5th and 6th Year Engineering and Construction Studies classes an insight into civil engineering, from training and qualifications to a day in the life with Glenveagh. Students asked some really good questions and it was great to meet so many young people considering a career in Engineering. Wishing all the students the very best of luck in the Senior Cycle and beyond.
#### About Coláiste Chiaráin
Coláiste Chiaráin is a community school in Leixlip, Co. Kildare and has nearly 600 students enrolled. It prides itself on both its academic and extra-curricular achievements. It boasts Irish international men's and women's footballers and sprinters among its alumni as well as being a base for Gaelic sports. It was also awarded the presitgous School of Sanctuary award in February 2025, highlighting its welcoming and inclusive enviroment.

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### Esker Boxing Gets a Boost

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/esker-boxing-gets-a-boost
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-19
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh backs Esker Boxing Club through our Hometown Heroes initiative in Leixlip. Read more now.

Glenveagh delighted to support Esker Amateur Boxing Club with our Hometown Heroes fund.
#### Glenveagh - Supporting Esker Amateur Boxing Club
At Glenveagh, we pride ourselves on supporting local clubs and initiatives, from sport to community groups and more. Our Hometown Heroes Fund recognises this work, so when Sive Nolan from Glenveagh's Finance team nominated Esker Amateur Boxing Club for support, it was clear they were a perfect fit.
#### About Esker Amateur Boxing Club
Esker Amatuer Boxing Club caters for over 100 amateur boxers in Lucan and the surrounding areas. The club has recently announced that it'll be relocating to a new permanent home in 2025, so the club members and supporters are busy getting organised for the big move. Wishing the club continued success on the Irish and international stage.
#### Glenveagh Hometown Heroes Fund
The Hometown Heroes Fund enables Glenveagh staff to nominate a local club or association for assistance in achieving their goals. The awards can take different forms and have typically supported grassroots clubs, local initiatives via direct funding or sponsorship opportunities; a great way for Glenveagh staff to be become involved in supporting communities.

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### Glenveagh and Jack and Jill Newbridge Join in Fundraising Success!

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/glenveagh-and-jack-and-jill-newbridge-join-in-fundraising-success
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-19
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Newbridge, Co. Kildare. Read about our fundraising success now.

Glenveagh and Jack and Jill staff raise over €20,000 for the charity!
Photo: Families and supporters, staff from Jack and Jill and Glenveagh, outside the Newbridge Shop.
#### Jack and Jill Newbridge Joins in Fundraising Challenge
This week we're taking a look back at some of our initiatives over the summer and where better to start than the annual Glenveagh Jack and Jill Children's Foundation shop take over volunteering day, which took place in June. Over 30 volunteers from Glenveagh competed to raise funds for the charity foundation, across shops in Newbridge, Portlaoise and Artane. The Glenveagh teams took over the three shops, working with the wonderful Jack and Jill staff, in an effort to raise as much as possible by the end of the day.
Together we raised an incredible €20,590.35 over the equating to 1,143 hours of nursing care for Jack and Jill families, which made it our most successful Jack & Jill shop fundraiser to date. A huge thank you to everyone in Newbridge who supported the day and made it a very special fundraiser for such a worthy cause.

#### About Jack and Jill Children's Foundation
Jack and Jill is a nationwide charity providing in-home nursing care and respite support for children up to the age of 6 with severe to profound cognitive delay. This may include children with brain injury, genetic diagnosis, cerebral palsy, and undiagnosed conditions. Another key part of their service is end-of-life care for all children up to the age of 6, irrespective of diagnosis.
The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation’s mission is to empower the families it supports to care for their child at home, by funding and delivering nursing, respite and advocacy.
You can find out more about the wonderful work done by the Jack and Jill Children's Foundation by visiting jackandjill.ie.

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### Health & Safety Talk at Leixlip ETNS

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/health-and-safety-talk-leixlip
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-06-10
- Last updated: 2025-07-31
- Summary: Find out all about the Health & Safety Talk Glenveagh organized at Leixlip Educate Together National School.

Health & Safety Talk at Leixlip ETNS

Students at Leixlip Educate Together National School enjoyed a fun and educational morning recently, thanks to a special visit from Glenveagh. Peter Morgan from the Health and Safety team delivered an interactive talk focused around site safety to the school’s pupils. The initiative aimed to raise awareness among primary school students about the importance of safety around construction sites.
#### Engaging and Educational Content
The workshop was designed to be age-appropriate, aligning with the school’s child-centred, equality-based ethos. Central to the presentation was the storybook Sam And Sue, a colourful children's book designed to communicate complex safety messages in a format that younger children can understand.
Students were also introduced to real-world safety practices through a demonstration of personal protective equipment (PPE). They had the opportunity to see and try on items such as hard hats, high-visibility vests, gloves, and safety boots, gaining an understanding of how construction workers protect themselves on-site.
#### Reinforcing Safety Awareness
The session addressed core safety principles, such as maintaining a safe distance from construction equipment, recognising danger zones, and the importance of visibility near active worksites. Throughout the talk, students were encouraged to ask questions and share their own thoughts, fostering a dialogue that further reinforced their understanding.
Glenveagh representatives praised the students for their high level of engagement and curiosity, noting their thoughtful questions and enthusiasm for learning.
#### Looking Ahead
The session was warmly received by both staff and parents, who commended Glenveagh for translating important safety messages into a fun, interactive format. The initiative not only provided students with practical knowledge but also encouraged greater community awareness of safety practices around active construction sites.
We wish the very best of luck too all the students at Leixlip ETNS!

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### Hereford Park First-Time Buyers Event

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/hereford-park-first-time-buyers-event
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-07-15
- Last updated: 2025-02-13
- Summary: More than 200 people came together in the Glenroyal Hotel in Maynooth on Thursday 11th July, for Glenveagh's first-time buyer event, focussing on Hereford Park in Leixlip.

#### Hereford Park First-Time Buyers Event
More than 200 people came together in the Glenroyal Hotel in Maynooth on Thursday 11th July, for Glenveagh's first-time buyer event, focussing on Hereford Park in Leixlip. Hereford Park is a new collection of Glenveagh homes, minutes from Leixlip main street and close to a host of amenities and transport links. The first-time buyers event gave an opportunity to attendees to find out more about Hereford Park and all it has to offer.
#### Meet the Panel
Glenveagh's evening event for first-time buyers featured an expert panel, on hand to discuss everything from getting mortgage ready to financial supports, to living in a Glenveagh home and being part of a new community. Host Fionnuala Moran spoke to Cameron McDonnell, Head of Marketing at Glenveagh, Helen Quigley, Head of Operations at the First Home Scheme, Financial Adviser Josh Kavanagh and Will Coonan, Director of Coonan Property (all pictured above).
The panel discussion delved into the benefits of living in a Glenveagh A-rated home, with Cameron McDonnell giving event guests a glimpse of what the Hereford Park community promises. Will Coonan, an expert in new homes, also gave great local insight. Josh Kavanagh's financial advice for new home buyers was invaluable and Helen Quigley gave an expert rundown on the First Home Scheme. Attendees also got the chance to meet the panel afterwards, giving them more opportunities to ask all about Hereford Park.
#### Expert Advice, VR Tours and More...
Before and after the panel discussion, guests at the Hereford Park First-Time buyers event were able to get individual advice and information from experts in all areas of housing. Meeting up with estate agents, mortgage and financial advisers and First Home Scheme experts, attendees were able to have their specific queries answered. Guests also got a glimpse of what life in Hereford Park will be like, by taking a virtual reality tour of one of the new homes.
#### Glenveagh in the Community
Glenveagh’s Community Engagement Team were on hand at the first-time buyers event, to tell people about Glenveagh initiatives which enhance the lives of residents and the environment around them. Hereford Park promises to be a vibrant, sustainable and thriving community.
You can find out more about Hereford Park here.

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### Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-14
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival winner in Leixlip. Read the full story now.

#### Dream Treehouse Build with Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon
(photo: Glenveagh Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy, Competition winner Jack Farrington & Architect Dermot Bannon)
It’s not every day that Dermot Bannon shows up at your front door to officially hand over the keys of a dream tree house that you designed yourself! That’s exactly what happened to Dundalk’s Jack Farrington this November, when his winning design came to life with a unique treehouse built right in his own back garden.
Earlier this year, Jack and his family were among thousands of festival goers at Kaleidoscope Presented by Glenveagh, where Dermot Bannon hosted a Design Masterclass in Elemen-Tree Woods, Glenveagh’s fun-packed zone at the festival. Dermot challenged budding young designers to draw their dream treehouse, using tips the award-winning architect and host of TV’s Room To Improve, gave them on the day. One lucky winner would win their very own treehouse built in their garden. The competition was fierce, but Jack’s creativity stood out, winning him the unique prize.
Dermot Bannon tells us why Jack's was the winning design: "The shape of this tree house with all the levels, and the tower, I think it could make for some really cool spaces inside. The colours used are fantastic and would look great in a garden. I like also the fact that it doesn't need a tree to be built; the crisscross supports give it a forest feel. Well done Jack”.
#### The Big Build
Architect Dermot Bannon and ten-year old Jack Farrington turned out to be a winning team when it came to creating a treehouse like no other. They hit it off as Jack’s imagination and Dermot’s ability to capture a child’s creativity got to work, with a little help from Glenveagh of course, as we set about the Big Build.
Unlike most of Dermot’s projects, this one included a slide, swings, climbing zones,sound systems, basket hoops and even “no-parent” dens in their requirements. Glenveagh took on the challenge and Glenveagh’s Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy assembled a skilled team of treehouse builders to turn Jack’s dream into a reality. Martin says:
“Delivering Jack’s dream treehouse was an incredible experience. Seeing his creativity come to life was inspiring for our whole team. Kaleidoscope Festival was the perfect setting to spark that creativity in children, giving them the freedom to dream big and imagine their ideal spaces. We were thrilled to be part of a project that captured such imagination and joy”.
Watch as Jack's dream treehouse takes shape:

Seeing a drawing become a reality for Jack and his siblings has been a fun and uplifting experience for everyone involved, from Jack’s family to Dermot Bannon and the Glenveagh team. Magic really can happen with a little bit of imagination!

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### Kilcock Hurling Nursery Brings New Fans to the Game

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/kilcock-hurling-nursery-brings-new-fans-to-the-game
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-08-15
- Last updated: 2025-02-13
- Summary: Glenveagh were delighted to support Kilcock GAA earlier this summer, with their fun primary schools initiative.

Glenveagh sponsors successful Kilcock GAA hurling nursery.
#### Senior Infant Skills on Show at Kilcock GAA
Glenveagh were delighted to support Kilcock GAA earlier this summer, with their fun primary schools initiative. With coach Conor Gordan at the helm, the hurling nursery for Senior Infants from local schools, was a wonderful experience for the children and a a great success too.
The children who took part in the hurley nursery learned the basics of hurling and had a lot of fun along the way. The five week programme concluded with a lovely event for all the participating schools, with some skills games thrown in.
#### Art and Hurling - A Perfect Match
As part of the Kilcock GAA hurling nursery, children were invited to to design and paint their very own hurley. This was a perfect way to involve everyone in the activities, so if your art skills were slightly better than your hurling, not to worry as you got a wonderful memento of the programme with your own designed hurley. Glenveagh are delighted to support the next generation of Kilcock hurlers and designers alike!

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### Glenveagh Enhances Community Safety with New AED in Leixlip

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/leixlip-new-aed-installation
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-04-21

Glenveagh Enhances Community Safety with New AED in Leixlip

Glenveagh is delighted to support the Leixlip Community First Responder Group through the purchase and installation of a new Automated External Defibrillator (AED), now located outside the crèche at Hereford Park. This initiative reflects a meaningful investment in both emergency response services and the overall safety of the wider community.
##### Supporting the Work of First Responders
Community First Responder groups play a critical role in providing immediate assistance during medical emergencies. Their dedication and rapid response can make a life-saving difference in the crucial moments before emergency services arrive.
By contributing to the installation of this new AED, Glenveagh is proud to support the ongoing efforts of the Leixlip Community First Responder Group and the essential service they provide to the area.
##### A Vital Resource in Emergency Situations
Having a publicly accessible AED within the community can significantly improve outcomes in cases of cardiac arrest. Quick access to this life-saving equipment increases the chances of survival and provides peace of mind to residents and visitors alike.
The placement of the AED at Hereford Park ensures it is easily accessible, making it a valuable addition to the local emergency response infrastructure.
##### Investing in Community Wellbeing
This initiative represents more than just the installation of a piece of equipment, it is an investment in the health, safety, and wellbeing of the wider community. We look forward to seeing the positive impact the new AED will have and hope it will provide reassurance to those living in and around Leixlip.

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### Showing Support for Leixlip GAA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/showing-support-for-leixlip-gaa
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-21
- Last updated: 2025-02-14
- Summary: Glenveagh delighted to support Leixlip GAA, with new pitch signage at the Kildare club.

Glenveagh backing Leixlip GAA at their home ground.
#### Glenveagh Backing Leixlip GAA
Glenveagh support over 1,000 initiatives throughout Ireland, so we were delighted to show some of that support for Leixlip GAA, providing new pitch signage. Here's to continued success for the club.
#### About Leixlip GAA
Leixlip GAA's roots go back a long way, with it first affiliating to the national organisation in 1887. It wasn't until 1912, following a meeting in the local school that the club was re-formed after a quiet period and it's never looked back. Home to men's and ladies' football, camogie, hurling and handball, Leixlip GAA has been a major player in the local community for over 100 years. From toddlers up to seniors, the club has members from all ages and backgrounds and continues to foster talent from novice to all the way up to seasoned players.
To find out more about the club visit Leixlip GAA Facebook Page.

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### Talking Site Safety with Scoil Mhuire

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/leixlip/talking-site-safety-with-scoil-mhuire
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-04-14
- Summary: A look at our site safety talk with Scoil Mhuire, Leixlip.

We're taking a look back at our Construction Site Safety Talk given to the pupils of Scoil Mhuire, Leixlip.
#### Children's Site Safety with Sam and Sue
Glenveagh’s long-term vision for the communities we serve starts with education. That’s why we actively engage with local schools in bringing construction site awareness to primary school children, giving them the tools they need to keep safe. Glenveagh Construction Site Safety Talks are a key part of our work in local communities, making sure we deliver a message to children that's important but engaging along the way.
Some of the tools Glenveagh use to bring construction site safety awareness to a younger audience are stories and visual cues that help bring safety to life. Enter Sam and Sue, a couple of friends eager to discover the areas around them. Our approach saw the creation of Sam and Sue Learn About Construction Site Safety, a book which is the result of Glenveagh innovation when it comes to engaging with primary school children. From finding out about potential dangers to seeing the safety measures on site, Glenveagh staff bring Sam and Sue to life in the classroom, all the while delivering a very important message.
#### Building Awareness in Leixlip
The Glenveagh Site Safety talks help create awareness for children around construction sites, but also about understanding their built environment. From making sure they are visible when crossing the road to watching out for vehicles and staying clear from risks, they are given the tools to become more conscious of their surroundings and how to keep safe when out and about. The talks are about positive reinforcement of safety messages, while also making children aware of things not to do near construction sites. This is a vital part of engaging with local communities and the children who are part of them. Thanks to everyone at Scoil Mhuire primary school for welcoming us in to talk about construction site safety.
#### Bringing Safety to School
One of the reasons Peter Morgan, Environment, Health and Safety Manager with Glenveagh loves his job is that he gets to deliver site safety talks to 3rd and 4th class primary students and "they are a great audience". He spent some time with the pupils in Scoil Mhuire, Leixlip, helping them learn about construction site safety, keeping safe on their way to and from school along with more general safety tips for when they're outside playing.
Using learning tools developed by Glenveagh, Peter and his team deliver fun and engaging talks. This includes bringing the children through our book featuring Sam and Sue, who learn about how to be safe when they're near a construction site. Peter says that the talks are "a big part of what we do at Glenveagh. The students ask great questions and are really engaged with the talks, which is fantastic to see".
Watch our video on Construction Site Safety Talks with Glenveagh:

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### Maynooth

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-09-03
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Maynooth and the surrounding areas.

Maynooth
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Maynooth and surrounding areas.

Glenveagh is proud to support the vibrant community of Maynooth, where our head office is based.
 
Our commitment to backing local initiatives is reflected in strong partnerships with local schools, Maynooth University, Maynooth GAA and LGFA, helping to nurture education, sport, and community spirit.
 
We also actively contribute to local charitable initiatives, reinforcing our dedication to making a positive and lasting impact in the area we call home.
Glenveagh is proud to support the vibrant community of Maynooth, where our head office is based.

Our commitment to backing local initiatives is reflected in strong partnerships with local schools, Maynooth University, Maynooth GAA and LGFA, helping to nurture education, sport, and community spirit.

We also actively contribute to local charitable initiatives, reinforcing our dedication to making a positive and lasting impact in the area we call home.

Parson Street
##### Parson Street
We plan to deliver 195 A-rated, sustainable 1- and 2-bedroom high-quality homes in our upcoming Parson Street development.
Learn More Here

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Maynooth community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organising regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Maynooth community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions, comments or media enquiries regarding our Maynooth community, please contact community@glenveagh.ie

### Backing Maynooth GAA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/backing-maynooth-gaa
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-01-27
- Last updated: 2025-04-14
- Summary: Glenveagh backing local GAA club in Maynooth.

#### Supporting Local GAA
Glenveagh are long-time supporters of our local club, Maynooth GAA. We have recently sponsored a kit for the U10 Boys' and Girls' teams. The U10s girls and boys also recently had a meet and greet with the U16 Maynooth LGFA County champions and got to hold the winner's trophy and hear some great motivational words from the girls. Best of luck to the U10s in their future matches!
#### About Maynooth GAA
One of the oldest clubs in the country, Maynooth GAA was founded in 1887 and has been a thriving centre for Gaelic Games ever since. Based on the Moyglare Road in Maynooth, the club has developed a large range of facilities for club members and the wider community.
Maynooth GAA participates in Gaelic Football, Hurling, Ladies' Football, Camogie, Handball and Scór, from the nursery age group all the way up to senior teams.
Maynooth GAA always welcomes new members. To find out more about the club, visit their Facebook Page.

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### Careers Talk at Maynooth Post Primary School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/careers-talk-maynooth-post-primarys
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-12-01
- Last updated: 2025-12-01
- Summary: Find out about the Careers Talk delivered by Glenveagh at Maynooth Post Primary School.

Careers Talk at Maynooth Post Primary School

We recently visited Maynooth Post Primary School, where we had the opportunity to speak with 5th and 6th year students about the wide range of careers available in the construction industry. Construction offers many different pathways — from design, engineering, and apprenticeships to on-site roles, finance, IT, and sales.
During our visit, we explored what each of these roles involves and the skills needed for them. A huge thank-you to the staff and students at Maynooth Post Primary for the warm welcome and the brilliant questions throughout the session!
##### Supporting Local Schools
We believe that supporting education is one of the best ways to invest in our communities. That’s why we work closely with local schools and organisations to help young people reach their full potential.
We’re always looking out for the next generation of talent. Along with offering work experience and mentoring through our school outreach programme, we are expanding our apprenticeships and placements for both secondary and third-level students.
We’re committed to creating opportunities for young people — and we hope some of the students at Maynooth Post Primary will be part of the future of construction. For more information on the school, you can find their website here.

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### Backing the Next Generation at Celbridge GAA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/celbridge-gaa-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-06-12
- Last updated: 2025-08-05
- Summary: Glenveagh sponsors new jerseys for Celbridge GAA U15 teams, boosting team spirit and supporting youth sports in the local community.

Backing the Next Generation at Celbridge GAA

Glenveagh has proudly partnered with Celbridge GAA to support the club’s U15 boys and girls teams through a generous sponsorship package. This collaboration reflects Glenveagh’s ongoing commitment to community engagement and youth development across the country.
As part of the sponsorship, Glenveagh has provided brand new jerseys and training half-zips for the Celbridge U15 squads. The gear, bearing the Glenveagh logo, was recently unveiled to great excitement among players and coaches. Not only does the new kit instill pride and team unity, but it also ensures that players are well-equipped as they compete throughout the season.
##### Pitch Signage Marks Glenveagh’s Visible Support
In addition to the teamwear, Glenveagh has also invested in pitch-side signage at Celbridge GAA’s grounds. The branded signage not only boosts the club's visibility but also demonstrates Glenveagh’s tangible support for grassroots sport in the region.
##### Investing in Tomorrow's Talent
By sponsoring the U15 teams, Glenveagh is helping to nurture the next generation of Gaelic footballers and hurlers. Our support is aimed at empowering young players to thrive in a structured, well-resourced setting, fostering both sporting skills and personal growth.
Together, Glenveagh and Celbridge GAA are laying the foundations for something greater — not just wins on the scoreboard, but lifelong lessons, lasting friendships, as well as a deep pride in the local community.

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### Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/glenveagh-partners-with-maynooth-university
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-09-03
- Summary: Glenveagh partners with Maynooth University to support students and build careers in construction and property. Read the full announcement now.

Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

Glenveagh has announced an exciting new partnership with Maynooth University aimed at supporting students, driving innovation and promoting long-term career opportunities within Ireland’s construction sector. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to education, community engagement and the future sustainability of the industry.
This wide-ranging programme will focus on student support, employability, research and access initiatives, with a particular emphasis on students from local communities and DEIS schools.
#### Supporting Students Through Education
At the heart of the partnership is a strong focus on widening access to education and creating meaningful opportunities for students. The programme will offer scholarships, workshops and practical, hands-on industry engagement to give students valuable insight into real-world construction careers.
By engaging students early in their academic journey, Glenveagh and Maynooth University aim to help young people better understand the diverse opportunities available in the construction industry.
#### Showcasing Diverse Career Pathways in Construction
The initiative will highlight the wide range of career options available across the construction industry. Students will gain exposure to roles in engineering, design, computing and business, demonstrating that the sector extends far beyond traditional perceptions.
Through direct engagement with industry professionals, students will be able to explore how their academic studies can translate into rewarding careers in a fast-evolving, innovative field.
#### Driving Innovation Through Research Collaboration
Co-ordinated by Glenveagh’s Learning & Organisational Development (L&OD) and Community Engagement teams, the partnership will also explore research collaborations between the university and the company.
By combining academic expertise with real-world industry experience, the collaboration aims to drive innovation and sustainability in homebuilding—supporting the development of smarter, more efficient and environmentally responsible housing solutions.
#### Building on a Strong Foundation of Community Support
This new partnership builds on Glenveagh’s ongoing support for Maynooth University’s Soccer Development Programme and represents another important step in the company’s long-term commitment to education and community development.
By investing in students today, Glenveagh is helping to shape the future workforce and strengthen Ireland’s construction industry for generations to come.

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### Talking Site Safety at St. Joseph’s National School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/health-and-safety-talk-mulhussey
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh delivered a health and safety talk at St. Joseph's NS in Mulhussey, Maynooth. Read more now.

Talking Site Safety at St. Joseph’s National School

Students at St. Joseph's National School in Mulhussey enjoyed a fun and educational morning recently, thanks to a special visit from Glenveagh. Peter Morgan from the Health and Safety team delivered an interactive talk focused around site safety to the school’s pupils.
##### Bringing Safety to Schools
The students learned about the importance of safety on construction sites in a way that was both age-appropriate and memorable. They were shown what personal protective equipment (PPE) looks like, including hard hats, high-visibility jackets, gloves and safety boots, and learned why these items are essential for keeping construction workers safe.
The pupils were also encouraged to ask questions, with many showing enthusiasm and curiosity about how buildings are made and what safety measures workers must follow each day.
##### Building Awareness, Together
Glenveagh’s visit was warmly received by both staff and students, with teachers praising the initiative for making safety education fun and engaging. It’s another example of how meaningful collaboration between schools and industry can help lay strong foundations — not just for future homes, but for the next generation’s awareness and wellbeing.
A special thanks to the staff of St. Joseph's National School for the warm welcome, and to the students for their curiosity throughout the session.

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### Supporting the Careers Fair at Kildare Town Community School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/kildare-town-careers-fair
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-04-09

Supporting the Careers Fair at Kildare Town Community School

Glenveagh was delighted to once again support Kildare Town Community School at its annual Careers Fair. With over 50 exhibitors including universities and local employers, the event was a huge success and provided a valuable platform for meaningful conversations, practical insights, and inspiration as students begin to consider their next steps beyond education.
##### Engaging with Future Talent
The Careers Fair provided a fantastic opportunity for the Glenveagh team to meet and engage with students who are beginning to explore their future career paths.
Throughout the day, we showcased the wide range of career opportunities available within the construction industry, from on-site roles to positions in engineering, design, project management, and more. By sharing real-world insights and experiences, the Glenveagh team aimed to give students a clearer understanding of the pathways available to them.
##### Inspiring Ambition and Confidence
It was inspiring to see such enthusiasm, ambition, and openness among the students. Events like this play an important role in helping young people build confidence in their future choices and understand the many possibilities open to them after school.
##### Strengthening an Ongoing Partnership
We look forward to building on our partnership with Kildare Town Community School as we continue to support initiatives that make a meaningful impact on students and their futures.
By working together, we aim to empower students with the knowledge and inspiration they need to pursue rewarding careers. Wishing the very best to all the students as they take the next steps in their journey.

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### Glenveagh Sponsoring Maynooth Annual 10k Run

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/maynooth-10k-run
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-04-09

Glenveagh Sponsoring Maynooth Annual 10k Run

Glenveagh is proud to sponsor the Maynooth Education Campus Annual 10k Run, an exciting event organised by the Parent Teacher Association that will take place on Sunday May, 10th.
##### A Celebration of Community and Fitness
The event is more than just a run – it’s a celebration of the school community. Families, students, and staff come together to enjoy a day filled with activity, camaraderie, and fun. By promoting an active lifestyle, the event helps foster both physical and mental wellbeing among participants of all ages.
Whether you’re a seasoned runner or taking part for the first time, the 10k race offers a welcoming environment for everyone and it is a perfect example of how community spirit and wellbeing can come together in a meaningful way.
##### An Exciting Day Ahead
We wish the very best to all participants, volunteers, and organisers. We hope the day is filled with energy, enjoyment, and memorable moments for everyone involved.
For more information on the race or to register, click here.

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### Health & Safety Talk at Maynooth Educate Together NS

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/maynooth-educate-together-national-school
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-10-14
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh delivers site safety talks to pupils and teachers at Maynooth Educate Together NS. Read more now.

Health & Safety Talk at Maynooth Educate Together NS

Glenveagh recently returned to Maynooth Educate Together National School to deliver a second health and safety talk, building on the success of the first. As part our schools engagement programme, we regularly host construction site safety talks adjacent to sites where we are active, as well as near our Maynooth Head Office, aligned to our community work in the area.
##### Raising Site Safety Awareness
Our long-term vision for the communities we serve starts with education. That’s why we actively engage with local schools in bringing construction site awareness to primary school children, giving them the tools they need to keep safe. Health and Safety Talks are a key part of our work in local communities, making sure we deliver a message to children that's important but engaging along the way.
##### Empowering students to take action
From making sure they are visible when crossing the road to watching out for vehicles and staying clear from risks, pupils are given the tools to become more conscious of their surroundings and how to keep safe when out and about. The talks are about positive reinforcement of safety messages, while also making children aware of things not to do near construction sites.
The students were shown what personal protective equipment (PPE) looks like, including hard hats, high-visibility jackets, gloves and safety boots, and learned why these items are essential for keeping construction workers safe. The children were also encouraged to ask questions, with many showing enthusiasm and curiosity about how buildings are made and what safety measures workers must follow each day.
A big thank you to everyone at Maynooth Educate Together National School for their warm welcome.

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### Inspiring Future Talent at Maynooth University

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/maynooth-university
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-06-04
- Last updated: 2026-09-01
- Summary: Glenveagh joined Maynooth University Campus Day, where secondary school students explored campus life and completed a creative design challenge with industry mentors.

Inspiring Future Talent at Maynooth University

As part of our partnership with Maynooth University, Glenveagh was delighted to attend Campus Day, an exciting event that welcomed 70 secondary school students to experience university life and explore future educational opportunities.
The day provided students with a valuable opportunity to engage with both university volunteers and industry professionals, gaining insight into higher education while developing practical skills through a collaborative design challenge.
#### A Hands-On Design Challenge
Working alongside mentors from Glenveagh and volunteers from Maynooth University, students took part in an interactive design activity focused on creating a bike shed for commuting students.
The challenge encouraged participants to think creatively, consider real-world needs, and develop innovative solutions. Students worked in teams to design concepts that balanced functionality, sustainability, and user experience, while also building their problem-solving and teamwork skills.
#### Creativity and Collaboration on Display
It was fantastic to witness the enthusiasm and creativity demonstrated throughout the day. Students embraced the challenge with confidence, sharing thoughtful ideas and working collaboratively to bring their concepts to life.
The quality of the designs and the level of engagement shown by participants highlighted the talent, imagination, and potential of the next generation.
#### Experiencing Campus Life
Beyond the design activity, the event gave students the opportunity to experience university life first-hand. They were able to explore the campus environment, meet students from other schools, and gain a better understanding of the opportunities available through higher education.
The event also provided a valuable platform for networking, collaboration, and learning, helping students build confidence as they consider their future pathways.
#### Investing in Future Generations
At Glenveagh, we are passionate about supporting education initiatives that inspire young people and help them develop the skills needed for future careers. Through partnerships such as this with Maynooth University, we are proud to contribute to experiences that encourage creativity, innovation, and personal growth.
We would like to thank Maynooth University, the volunteers, and all of the students who participated in making the day such a success. We look forward to continuing to support opportunities that empower the next generation.

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### Supporting Maynooth University Soccer

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/maynooth/supporting-maynooth-university-soccer
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh supports Maynooth University soccer teams through our Hometown Heroes initiative. Read more now.

#### Glenveagh Backing Maynooth Soccer
We're delighted to back sport in our local university and are proud supporters of Maynooth University (MU) women's and men's soccer programmes, which enable university students participate competitively in the sport. This January we've also supported Maynooth University teams' participation in the Irish Universities Football Union Harding Cup Tournament.
#### Harding Cup 2025 at MU
Maynooth University Soccer Club and Maynooth University played host to the Harding Cup from the semi-final stages and the Spillane Cup soccer tournament over three days in January. Bringing together teams from MU, TCD, UCD, UL, DCU and University of Galway, the three day event at Maynooth University is set to showcase the best of new university football talent. "The Harding" is unique in that it's a competition open only to first-year students, giving them experience of university tournament football. Running since 1970, the tournament is a mainstay in the third level football calendar and a great way to showcase new talent.
It takes a lot of people to get tournament ready; from pitch contractors to student volunteers and Maynooth Town FC to the organising committee. Maynooth University Sports Officer Paul Davis also says it's a real collaborative effort: "I would like to acknowledge our sponsors Glenveagh Homes, the University authorities and the MU Clubs and Societies Committee for their ongoing endorsement, our students in the men’s and women’s MU Soccer Club volunteering this week and the Sports Centre staff; your contribution is most valued". Glenveagh are delighted to support MU Soccer and wish the Maynooth teams all the success for upcoming matches.

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### Millers Glen

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/millers-glen-community-hub
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Discover Miller's Glen with Glenveagh – new homes a short drive from Dublin city centre, with excellent amenities and transport links.

Millers Glen
Community Hub — Stay informed with the latest news from Glenveagh, including site updates and key announcements in Millers Glen and the surrounding areas.

New Homes — 378 homes are being built, with a series of routes to purchase available.
Location — Located near Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre, Dublin Airport, and key transport links into the city centre.
Public Spaces — Approx. 1 hectare of public open space, with connections to neighbouring areas and access for residents and the wider community.

Site Updates
Construction work is continuing at Millers Glen and is on schedule. The first homeowners have collected their keys in December 2025. The remaining homes are expected to be completed throughout 2026.
This will result in creation of a total of 378 units with a mix of houses, duplexes and apartments.
We will continue to work closely with the Swords community in minimising the impact of construction work.

What types of houses are being built here? — The Millers Glen community will deliver 378 high-quality homes, including a mix of houses, apartments and duplexes. All homes are built to the same high standard, ensuring a consistent and well-integrated community.
Register Your Interest

Glenveagh in the Community — As one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, Glenveagh is focused on delivering high-quality homes across flourishing communities. Glenveagh achieves quality and great accessibility to new homes by consistently innovating planning, design, and build.

In line with our approach to sustainable place-making, Glenveagh recognises the importance of supporting local communities where they build. We support over 1,000 community initiatives across Ireland, including many in North Dublin. Our community and sponsorship funds have provided invaluable support to various local initiatives including everything from grassroots sponsorship to local event support and other causes close to the heart of our communities.
Find Out More

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Millers Glen community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### Moygaddy

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Discover life at Glenveagh's Moygaddy community hub in Co. Meath. Local events and updates for residents and future homebuyers.

Moygaddy
Community Hub — We have recently submitted a planning application for Moygaddy, which is a significant milestone and we are pleased to have reached this stage in the process of delivering much-needed A-rated homes. Stay informed on how we are supporting local initiatives, in addition to project updates.

New Homes — We propose to deliver approximately 750 A-rated sustainable and high-quality homes, ranging from 1 to 4 bedroom homes.
Infrastructure — Planned upgrades to the existing road network include the new Maynooth Outer Orbital Route (MOOR), which will facilitate traffic between Moygaddy and the greater Maynooth area.
Public Spaces — The new community will include public parks, greenways, cycle trails as well as play areas and will be accessible to local residents and the wider community.
Location — The new Moygaddy community is conveniently located next to Maynooth town centre, within walking distance from Maynooth Education Campus as well as Carton House and Demesne.

Moygaddy Master plan — Read the Moygaddy master plan here
Masterplan — Moygaddy — Read and download the plan here
Joint Local Area Plan — Maynooth and environs

Site Plan

Careers in Construction Day
Find Out More
As one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, we are proud to support local employment and grow lasting communities in Kildare, Meath, and beyond. This October we hosted a Careers in Construction Day in Maynooth, showcasing exciting opportunities in the construction industry — both on-site and at our Head Office.

It was an informative event and a great opportunity for jobseekers to meet our team, to learn about career paths within the industry, and explore how Glenveagh is creating sustainable jobs in the area.
For more information on upcoming opportunities, visit our Careers page.

Glenveagh in the Community
As one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, Glenveagh is focused on delivering high-quality homes across flourishing communities. Glenveagh achieves quality and great accessibility to new homes by consistently innovating planning, design, and build.

In line with our approach to sustainable place-making, Glenveagh recognises the importance of supporting local communities where they build. We support over 1,000 community initiatives across Ireland, including many in Kildare and Meath. Our community and sponsorship funds have provided invaluable support to various local initiatives including everything from grassroots sponsorship to local event support and other causes close to the heart of our communities.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Moygaddy community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### Announcing sponsorship of Blackhall Gaels LGFA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/blackhall-gaels-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-09-04
- Last updated: 2026-09-01
- Summary: Find out how Glenveagh is supporting Blackhall Gaels LGFA during the upcoming season, from the youngest girls beginning their sporting journey to the club’s Senior team.

Announcing sponsorship of Blackhall Gaels LGFA

Glenveagh is delighted to announce its sponsorship of the Blackhall Gaels LGFA division for the upcoming season. The partnership will support players at every level — from the youngest girls beginning their sporting journey to the club’s accomplished Senior team.
As part of this exciting sponsorship, Glenveagh will provide new team jerseys, along with support for key events and blitzes throughout the season. This underscores our commitment to helping girls and young women flourish through sport.
###### Encouraging Participation at Every Level
At Glenveagh, we are passionate about fostering community involvement and empowering the next generation. Encouraging participation in sport — particularly among girls — is something we actively champion. Through this partnership, we hope to inspire confidence, teamwork, and long-term engagement with Gaelic football.
###### Strengthening Community Through Sport
Blackhall Gaels is a thriving club at the heart of the Kilcloon community, with a proud tradition of sporting excellence and inclusivity. Glenveagh is thrilled to work alongside such a dedicated organisation that shares our values and commitment to youth development.
We look forward to celebrating the achievements of the players and wish Blackhall Gaels the very best of luck on and off the pitch.

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### Talking Site Safety at St. Joseph’s National School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/health-and-safety-talk-mulhussey
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Glenveagh delivers a health and safety talk at St. Joseph's National School in Mulhussey, Maynooth. Read about our community education programme now.

Talking Site Safety at St. Joseph’s National School

Students at St. Joseph's National School in Mulhussey enjoyed a fun and educational morning recently, thanks to a special visit from Glenveagh. Peter Morgan from the Health and Safety team delivered an interactive talk focused around site safety to the school’s pupils.
##### Bringing Safety to Schools
The students learned about the importance of safety on construction sites in a way that was both age-appropriate and memorable. They were shown what personal protective equipment (PPE) looks like, including hard hats, high-visibility jackets, gloves and safety boots, and learned why these items are essential for keeping construction workers safe.
The pupils were also encouraged to ask questions, with many showing enthusiasm and curiosity about how buildings are made and what safety measures workers must follow each day.
##### Building Awareness, Together
Glenveagh’s visit was warmly received by both staff and students, with teachers praising the initiative for making safety education fun and engaging. It’s another example of how meaningful collaboration between schools and industry can help lay strong foundations — not just for future homes, but for the next generation’s awareness and wellbeing.
A special thanks to the staff of St. Joseph's National School for the warm welcome, and to the students for their curiosity throughout the session.

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### Glenveagh Delivers Interactive Talks in Local National Schools

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/health-safety-talks-moygaddy
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-09-01
- Summary: Glenveagh delivers interactive site safety talks to primary school pupils and teachers in Moygaddy, Maynooth. Read about our community education work now.

Glenveagh Delivers Interactive Talks in Local National Schools

The Glenveagh Health & Safety team recently delivered a series of interactive talks in three local national schools near Moygaddy — St. Joseph's N.S. in Mulhussey, Rathregan N.S. and Kilcloon N.S., as part of our ongoing commitment to community engagement and education.
The initiative aimed to introduce pupils to key health and safety principles in an accessible and age-appropriate way, helping to raise awareness both in school and beyond the classroom.
#### Site Safety in Action
The talks were designed to be interactive and engaging, encouraging pupils to think about everyday safety in their local communities. Topics included general awareness around hazards, personal safety and the importance of looking out for one another.
By delivering the sessions directly in schools, Glenveagh provided pupils with practical information in a familiar environment, helping to reinforce positive safety behaviours from an early age.
#### Building a Safer Future
Health and safety is one of our key principles at Glenveagh, not only on construction sites but also within the communities where we operate. Delivering health & safety talks in local schools reflects our broader commitment to sharing knowledge, promoting awareness and supporting long-term community wellbeing.
As the Moygaddy area continues to grow, initiatives such as this help strengthen connections between local schools, families and the wider community. We look forward to continuing to engage with local schools and community groups on initiatives that have a positive and lasting impact.

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### Health & Safety Talk at Maynooth Educate Together NS

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/maynooth-educate-together-national-school
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-10-14
- Last updated: 2026-09-01
- Summary: Glenveagh delivers interactive site safety talks to pupils and teachers at Maynooth Educate Together National School. Read about our community work now.

Health & Safety Talk at Maynooth Educate Together NS

Glenveagh recently returned to Maynooth Educate Together National School to deliver a second health and safety talk, building on the success of the first. As part our schools engagement programme, we regularly host construction site safety talks adjacent to sites where we are active, as well as near our Maynooth Head Office, aligned to our community work in the area.
##### Raising Site Safety Awareness
Our long-term vision for the communities we serve starts with education. That’s why we actively engage with local schools in bringing construction site awareness to primary school children, giving them the tools they need to keep safe. Health and Safety Talks are a key part of our work in local communities, making sure we deliver a message to children that's important but engaging along the way.
##### Empowering students to take action
From making sure they are visible when crossing the road to watching out for vehicles and staying clear from risks, pupils are given the tools to become more conscious of their surroundings and how to keep safe when out and about. The talks are about positive reinforcement of safety messages, while also making children aware of things not to do near construction sites.
The students were shown what personal protective equipment (PPE) looks like, including hard hats, high-visibility jackets, gloves and safety boots, and learned why these items are essential for keeping construction workers safe. The children were also encouraged to ask questions, with many showing enthusiasm and curiosity about how buildings are made and what safety measures workers must follow each day.
A big thank you to everyone at Maynooth Educate Together National School for their warm welcome.

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### Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/maynooth-university-partnership
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-09-01
- Summary: Glenveagh partners with Maynooth University to support students and build careers in construction and property. Read the full announcement now.

Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

Glenveagh has announced an exciting new partnership with Maynooth University aimed at supporting students, driving innovation and promoting long-term career opportunities within Ireland’s construction sector. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to education, community engagement and the future sustainability of the industry.
This wide-ranging programme will focus on student support, employability, research and access initiatives, with a particular emphasis on students from local communities and DEIS schools.
#### Supporting Students Through Education
At the heart of the partnership is a strong focus on widening access to education and creating meaningful opportunities for students. The programme will offer scholarships, workshops and practical, hands-on industry engagement to give students valuable insight into real-world construction careers.
By engaging students early in their academic journey, Glenveagh and Maynooth University aim to help young people better understand the diverse opportunities available in the construction industry.
#### Showcasing Diverse Career Pathways in Construction
The initiative will highlight the wide range of career options available across the construction industry. Students will gain exposure to roles in engineering, design, computing and business, demonstrating that the sector extends far beyond traditional perceptions.
Through direct engagement with industry professionals, students will be able to explore how their academic studies can translate into rewarding careers in a fast-evolving, innovative field.
#### Driving Innovation Through Research Collaboration
Co-ordinated by Glenveagh’s Learning & Organisational Development (L&OD) and Community Engagement teams, the partnership will also explore research collaborations between the university and the company.
By combining academic expertise with real-world industry experience, the collaboration aims to drive innovation and sustainability in homebuilding—supporting the development of smarter, more efficient and environmentally responsible housing solutions.
#### Building on a Strong Foundation of Community Support
This new partnership builds on Glenveagh’s ongoing support for Maynooth University’s Soccer Development Programme and represents another important step in the company’s long-term commitment to education and community development.
By investing in students today, Glenveagh is helping to shape the future workforce and strengthen Ireland’s construction industry for generations to come.

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### Supporting Maynooth University Soccer

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/moygaddy-community-hub/supporting-maynooth-university-soccer
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Glenveagh supports Maynooth University soccer teams through our Hometown Heroes initiative. Read more now.

#### Glenveagh Backing Maynooth Soccer
We're delighted to back sport in our local university and are proud supporters of Maynooth University (MU) women's and men's soccer programmes, which enable university students participate competitively in the sport. This January we've also supported Maynooth University teams' participation in the Irish Universities Football Union Harding Cup Tournament.
#### Harding Cup 2025 at MU
Maynooth University Soccer Club and Maynooth University played host to the Harding Cup from the semi-final stages and the Spillane Cup soccer tournament over three days in January. Bringing together teams from MU, TCD, UCD, UL, DCU and University of Galway, the three day event at Maynooth University is set to showcase the best of new university football talent. "The Harding" is unique in that it's a competition open only to first-year students, giving them experience of university tournament football. Running since 1970, the tournament is a mainstay in the third level football calendar and a great way to showcase new talent.
It takes a lot of people to get tournament ready; from pitch contractors to student volunteers and Maynooth Town FC to the organising committee. Maynooth University Sports Officer Paul Davis also says it's a real collaborative effort: "I would like to acknowledge our sponsors Glenveagh Homes, the University authorities and the MU Clubs and Societies Committee for their ongoing endorsement, our students in the men’s and women’s MU Soccer Club volunteering this week and the Sports Centre staff; your contribution is most valued". Glenveagh are delighted to support MU Soccer and wish the Maynooth teams all the success for upcoming matches.

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### Mullingar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Mullingar and the surrounding areas.

Mullingar
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Mullingar and the surrounding areas.

Greville Park
All homeowners have collected their keys and are settling in as the new community at Greville Park is shaping up.

For any enquiries about our new community in Greville Park, please email community@glenveagh.ie'.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Recent Highlights

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Mullingar community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports and Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Mullingar community.

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### Backing Lough Lene Gaels Coaches!

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/backing-lough-lene-gaels-coaches
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-12-15
- Last updated: 2025-02-14
- Summary: Glenveagh supporting the volunteer coaches at Lough Lene Gaels, Collinstown, Co. Westmeath.

Wrapping up Lough Lene Gaels coaches...
#### Glenveagh Showing Support for the Lough Lene Coaches
We all know the tireless work that players put in, season in and season out, rain, hail or snow, but it takes a bigger team to get the players on the pitch. Glenveagh decided to show some support for the huge dedication that coaches and trainers put in week in and week out, all year long. Where would any good GAA team be without the bainisteoirí? With this in mind, Glenveagh Graduate Quantity Surveyor Jemma Williams was on hand to present the coaches at Lough Lene Gaels with some much needed kit to keep them warm, no matter what the weather. Here's to them seeing lots of goals from the sideline, in their new kit!
#### About Lough Lene Gaels
Lough Lene Gaels was originally founded in 1969, when local clubs came together, drawing in players from Collinstown, Fore, Glenidan and Rickardstown to create a new force in Westmeath hurling. Camogie and hurling at the Gaels now has a huge range of teams, from under 6s to flourishing senior teams.
To find out more check out Lough Lene Gaels on Instagram.

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### Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-31
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Mullingar fundraiser now.

Beaumont Hospital Fun Run sponsored by Glenveagh, raises thousands.
#### The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run 2024 a Huge Success
It's great to be associated with an event like the recent Beaumont Big Hospital Fun Run and Glenveagh are delighted to support it again this year. A wonderful turnout in St. Anne's Park Raheny in Dublin, on the last day of September, saw hundreds of runners and walkers complete the 5km run in support of the Beaumont Hospital Foundation. Over €35,000 was raised and the funds will be used to purchase brand new gym equipment for the Physiotherapy Department, including a standing frame and exercise bike for arms and legs. New equipment enables patients to use the most up to date technologies as part of their rehabilitation. A fantastic event with a wonderful outcome for the physiotherapy department in Beaumont Hospital.
For a flavour of the day, check out our Big Beamont Hospital Fun Run Video below:

#### About Beaumont Hospital Foundation
Beaumont Hospital Foundation highlights the medical contribution Beaumont Hospital makes to the community in Dublin and for patients from all over Ireland. Its goal is "to inspire patients and their families, along with members of the Irish public, to make donations in support of vital equipment and services which improve the treatment and care which our staff provide".
To find out more about the Beaumont Hospital Foundation and the work it does visit beaumontfundraising.ie.

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### Glenveagh Backing Bunbrosna GAA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/glenveagh-backing-bunbrosna-gaa
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-26
- Last updated: 2025-02-14
- Summary: Glenveagh supporting Bunbrosna GAA, Mullingar.

Glenveagh supporting local GAA in Bunsbrosna.
#### Supporting Local GAA
Glenveagh are glad to lend a hand to Bunbrosna GAA club, sponsoring bibs and balls for the club. We were delighted to present the club with the new kit. Best of luck to the club next season.
#### About Bunbrosna GAA
Bunbrosna GAA is a club with grounds in Piercefield, Slanemore, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath. Founded in 1901, it's a vital part of the local community. To find out more about Bunbrosna GAA, visit their website at bunbrosna.com.
founded 1901
https://www.bunbrosna.com/

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### Glenveagh Backing Mullingar Cricket

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/glenveagh-backing-mullingar-cricket
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-05-01
- Last updated: 2025-08-05
- Summary: Glenveagh showing support for cricket in Mullingar with sponsored pitch signage.

Glenveagh Backing Mullingar Cricket

Glenveagh were delighted to see the new signage at Mullingar Cricket Club, when some of our team recently dropped in to say hello. The cricket club at Mullingar is a great community resource and it's going from strength to strength. Glenveagh are delighted to sponsor new pitch signage and wish Mullingar every success in the Leinster Leagues season.
### About Mullingar Cricket Club
Mullingar Cricket Club was founded in 1971 and since then it's become one of the most prominent clubs in the Midlands. The club plays its games at St. Finian's College on the outskirts of Mullingar Town.
Mullingar Cricket Club has four senior teams. In 2022 the club entered a women's team into the Leinster League structure. The other three teams play in the men's divisions of the Leinster Leagues. Mullingar Cricket also hosts underage teams and runs cricket summer camps for both primary school aged children and students in secondary school.
Find out more at Mullingar Cricket Club.

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### Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors Announced

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/glenveagh-gaelic4girls-ambassadors-announced
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-04-07
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supports the LGFA Gaelic4Girls programme, bringing more girls into GAA in Mullingar. Read more now.

#### Supporting Gaelic4Girls
Gaelic4Girls supported by Glenveagh, is a 10-week programme designed to encourage more girls to experience Gaelic Football. Created for 9-13 year olds, it strives to increase the number of girls playing football in a GAA club and to support existing players. The programme involves activities designed to be fun, culminating in a non-competitive football blitz at the end of the 10 weeks. Glenveagh are delighted to again support this initiative which widens the participation of girls in Gaelic football.
#### The 2025 Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors
This year's Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls ambassadors will bring their knowledge and skills to over 24 clubs taking part in the scheme. Clubs from all four provinces along with three from London and Hertfordshire, are participating in Gaelic4Girls in 2025, as it goes from strength to strength. The roll-out of the programme will be assisted by leading inter-county players Aimee Mackin (Armagh), Laurie Ryan (Clare), Jennifer Higgins (Roscommon), Leah Caffrey (Dublin), Blaithín Bogue (Fermanagh), Síofra O’Shea (Kerry), Louise Ward (Galway) and Monica McGuirk (Meath). These ambassadors represent the highest standard of Gaelic football and they bring something special to the Gaelic4Girls experience.
Glenveagh are committed to supporting grassroots initiatives that make a positive impact in the communities where we work. We look forward to partnering with the LGFA to help grow this fantastic programme over the next year and we wish everyone participating in the 2025 programme the very best of luck.
The Gaelic4Girls programme continues to be a huge success for the Ladies Gaelic Football Association and 2025 is shaping up to be a great year for the participants.
You can find out more about Gaelic4Girls here.

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### Glenveagh Join Jack and Jill in Fundraising Success

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/glenveagh-join-jack-and-jill-in-fundraising-success
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-19
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Mullingar, Co. Westmeath. Read about our fundraising success now.

Glenveagh and Jack and Jill staff raise over €20,000 for the charity!
#### Jack and Jill and Glenveagh Join in Fundraising Challenge
This week we're taking a look back at some of our initiatives over the summer and where better to start than the annual Glenveagh Jack and Jill Children's Foundation shop take over volunteering day, which took place in June. Over 30 volunteers from Glenveagh competed to raise funds for the charity foundation, across shops in Newbridge, Portlaoise and Artane. The Glenveagh teams took over the three shops, working with the wonderful Jack and Jill staff, in an effort to raise as much as possible by the end of the day.
Together we raised an incredible €20,590.35 over the equating to 1,143 hours of nursing care for Jack and Jill families, which made it our most successful Jack & Jill shop fundraiser to date. A huge thank you to everyone who supported the day and made it a very special fundraiser for such a worthy cause.

#### About Jack and Jill Children's Foundation
Jack and Jill is a nationwide charity providing in-home nursing care and respite support for children up to the age of 6 with severe to profound cognitive delay. This may include children with brain injury, genetic diagnosis, cerebral palsy, and undiagnosed conditions. Another key part of their service is end-of-life care for all children up to the age of 6, irrespective of diagnosis.
The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation’s mission is to empower the families it supports to care for their child at home, by funding and delivering nursing, respite and advocacy.
You can find out more about the wonderful work done by the Jack and Jill Children's Foundation by visiting jackandjill.ie

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### Glenveagh Proudly Supporting Mullingar Town AFC

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/glenveagh-proudly-supporting-mullingar-town-afc
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-20
- Last updated: 2025-02-14
- Summary: Glenveagh is delighted to support Mullingar Town AFC, sponsoring new pitch signage and coaching league jerseys for underage teams.

Glenveagh get behind Mullingar Town football!
#### Supporting Mullingar Town Football
Glenveagh are delighted to partner with Mullingar Town AFC, supporting the club and its underage teams. We recently sponsored pitch signage for the club and some kit for underage players. We've provided coaching league jerseys for a range of teams including the Under 8s, the Under 9s and the Under 10s squads. Here's to a good end to the season and a great start to next year for all the players.
#### About Mullingar Town AFC
Mullingar Town AFC is a longstanding part of the Westmeath landscape, founded back in 1894. It continues to foster footballers at a range of levels and is a club that's a vital player in the local community. Its volunteers and coaches pride themselves on being part of a grassroots organisation, bringing the sport to participants of all ages. To find out more about the club you can follow the Mullingar Town AFC Facebook page and the Mullingar Town AFC Instagram account.

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### Hometown Heroes Helping Community Garden

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/hometown-heroes-helping-community-garden
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-30
- Last updated: 2025-02-14
- Summary: Glenveagh Hometown Heroes fund helps out The Downs Community Garden in Westmeath. The award will go to enhancing the playground.

Glenveagh Hometown Heroes fund helps enhance playground.
#### Glenveagh Supporting The Downs Community Garden
Supporting local groups and initiatives is something we enjoy doing, so when Sharon Redmond from our Project Managment team nominated The Downs Community Garden for our Hometown Heroes Fund, we jumped at the chance.
Glenveagh is delighted to support Downs Community Garden by helping to fund enhancements to the play area.
#### About The Downs Community Garden
The Downs Community Garden is a lovely landmark in the local community. The play and fitness area creates spaces for children and adults alike, to enjoy. From swinging to rocking, climbing to balancing children have many play opportunities and adults benefit from exercising outdoors. Here's to many more years of fun in this Westmeath spot!
#### Glenveagh Hometown Heroes Fund
The Hometown Heroes Fund enables Glenveagh staff to nominate a local club or association for assistance in achieving their goals. The awards can take different forms and have typically supported grassroots clubs, local initiatives via direct funding or sponsorship opportunities; a great way for Glenveagh staff to be become involved in supporting communities.

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### Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-18
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival competition winner. Read the full story and see the build now.

#### Dream Treehouse Build with Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon
(photo: Glenveagh Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy, Competition winner Jack Farrington & Architect Dermot Bannon)
It’s not every day that Dermot Bannon shows up at your front door to officially hand over the keys of a dream tree house that you designed yourself! That’s exactly what happened to Dundalk’s Jack Farrington this November, when his winning design came to life with a unique treehouse built right in his own back garden.
Earlier this year, Jack and his family were among thousands of festival goers at Kaleidoscope Presented by Glenveagh, where Dermot Bannon hosted a Design Masterclass in Elemen-Tree Woods, Glenveagh’s fun-packed zone at the festival. Dermot challenged budding young designers to draw their dream treehouse, using tips the award-winning architect and host of TV’s Room To Improve, gave them on the day. One lucky winner would win their very own treehouse built in their garden. The competition was fierce, but Jack’s creativity stood out, winning him the unique prize.
Dermot Bannon tells us why Jack's was the winning design: "The shape of this tree house with all the levels, and the tower, I think it could make for some really cool spaces inside. The colours used are fantastic and would look great in a garden. I like also the fact that it doesn't need a tree to be built; the crisscross supports give it a forest feel. Well done Jack”.
#### The Big Build
Architect Dermot Bannon and ten-year old Jack Farrington turned out to be a winning team when it came to creating a treehouse like no other. They hit it off as Jack’s imagination and Dermot’s ability to capture a child’s creativity got to work, with a little help from Glenveagh of course, as we set about the Big Build.
Unlike most of Dermot’s projects, this one included a slide, swings, climbing zones,sound systems, basket hoops and even “no-parent” dens in their requirements. Glenveagh took on the challenge and Glenveagh’s Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy assembled a skilled team of treehouse builders to turn Jack’s dream into a reality. Martin says:
“Delivering Jack’s dream treehouse was an incredible experience. Seeing his creativity come to life was inspiring for our whole team. Kaleidoscope Festival was the perfect setting to spark that creativity in children, giving them the freedom to dream big and imagine their ideal spaces. We were thrilled to be part of a project that captured such imagination and joy”.
Watch as Jack's dream treehouse takes shape:

Seeing a drawing become a reality for Jack and his siblings has been a fun and uplifting experience for everyone involved, from Jack’s family to Dermot Bannon and the Glenveagh team. Magic really can happen with a little bit of imagination!

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### Mullingar Cricket Club Get a Boost

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/mullingar-cricket-club
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-07-03
- Last updated: 2026-07-02
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supports Mullingar Cricket Club Men's 1st Team, helping to promote grassroots sport, teamwork and community across the Midlands.

Mullingar Cricket Club Get a Boost

Glenveagh is proud to support Mullingar Cricket Club Men's 1st Team as part of our ongoing commitment to investing in the communities where we build. Grassroots sports clubs play an important role in bringing people together, encouraging active lifestyles and creating lasting connections within local communities.
We are delighted to support a club that continues to make a positive impact both on and off the field.
##### Growing the Game Through Inclusion and Teamwork
Mullingar Cricket Club is a fantastic example of grassroots sport at its best. By welcoming players of all ages and abilities, the club creates an inclusive environment where individuals can develop their skills, build friendships and enjoy the many benefits of team sport.
The club's dedication to growing participation in cricket across the Midlands helps strengthen the local sporting community while promoting teamwork, respect and community spirit.
##### Supporting Players, Coaches and Volunteers
Behind every successful sports club is a dedicated team of players, coaches, volunteers and supporters who give their time and energy to help the club thrive. Their commitment creates opportunities for people to get involved, stay active and represent their community with pride.
Glenveagh is pleased to contribute to the continued growth and success of Mullingar Cricket Club and to support the people who make the club such an important part of the local community.
We wish everyone at Mullingar Cricket Club a successful and enjoyable season ahead, and we look forward to seeing the club continue to flourish for many years to come.

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### Glenveagh Supports Mullingar Agricultural Show

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/mullingar-show
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-08-01
- Last updated: 2026-07-31
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supports Mullingar Annual agricultural show, supporting the children's area

Glenveagh Supports Mullingar Agricultural Show

Glenveagh was delighted to be an event sponsor of the Mullingar Show, one of the Midlands' best-loved agricultural shows and a highlight of the local calendar. As part of our sponsorship, we were delighted to support the children's play area, helping to create a fun and welcoming space for younger visitors to enjoy throughout the day. It was a wonderful occasion that brought the whole community together, and we were proud to play a part in supporting such a great local tradition.
We would like to congratulate everyone involved in organising the show and thank them for all their hard work in making it such a success.

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### Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/mullingar/nature-hero-awards-2026
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Applications are open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity award. Apply now.

Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

At Glenveagh, we are proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s largest outdoor learning initiative across the education sector. Now in its fourth year, the awards are coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and celebrate the incredible efforts of schools in promoting biodiversity and environmental awareness through creative, hands-on learning.
Each year, thousands of students from pre-school to secondary level take part in the programme, which is designed to inspire a love for nature, build knowledge of biodiversity, and empower young people to take action at a local level.
##### Win part of a €10,000 outdoor garden prize fund for your school
There are lots of Nature Hero prizes including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag & Golden Eagle awards. The overall Nature Hero Award winner will receive a school garden makeover worth up to €5,000, courtesy of Glenveagh.
##### National Recognition and Government Support
Speaking at the launch, Christopher O’Sullivan, T.D., Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, praised the initiative:
“The Nature Hero Awards play a strong role in developing children’s knowledge of biodiversity, encouraging an awareness and love of nature among the schoolchildren who will become the guardians of Ireland’s biodiversity.”
##### Glenveagh’s Commitment to Community and Sustainability
At Glenveagh, supporting initiatives like the Nature Hero Awards aligns with our core values of sustainability, education, and community building. We believe that vibrant, lasting communities start with young people who are connected to their environment and inspired to protect it.
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:
“We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards. After the success of last year’s awards, we can’t wait to see the biodiversity projects that students will complete this year.”
##### A Strong and Growing Partnership
This marks Glenveagh’s fourth consecutive year supporting the Nature Hero Awards as part of our wider schools engagement programme. Our partnership with Biodiversity in Schools plays an important role in helping us support the next generation through meaningful environmental education.
Mark Nolan, CEO and Founder of Biodiversity in Schools, added:
“We’re looking forward to working with schools to increase their knowledge of biodiversity in a fun and collaborative environment. We would like to thank Glenveagh, who are our sponsors for the fourth year in a row.”
##### Get Involved
Applications for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards are now open to pre-schools, primary and secondary schools across the Republic of Ireland.
To find out more or to apply, click here.

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### Navan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Navan and the surrounding areas.

Navan
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Navan and the surrounding areas.

Baker Hall
All homeowners have now collected their keys as the new community at Baker Hall is shaping up. 

Cluain Adain
Construction is continuing at our recently established community of Cluain Adain. These new A-rated 1 and 2 bedroom homes are designed for those aged 55 years and above or those with medical needs.
For any enquiries about our new community, please email community@glenveagh.ie.
Clonmagadden
Click here for the latest updates on the proposed new community at Clonmagadden in the townlands of Batterstown and Blackcastle.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Navan community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Navan community.

Navan Amenities Map

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Clonmagadden Community Hub
For more information on our upcoming Clonmagadden community please click here.

### 2025 Nature Heroes award winners – One Year On

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/2025-nature-heroes-award-winners
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-08-01
- Last updated: 2026-07-31
- Summary: Scoil Úi Ghramnaigh National School, winners of our Nature Heroes programme in 2025.

2025 Nature Heroes award winners – One Year On

We were delighted to return to Scoil Úi Ghramnaigh National School, winners of our Nature Heroes programme in 2025. During the visit, we were a given a tour of the school's new and improved garden and outdoor classroom, which included a biodiversity zone, pond and new walkway funded using their Nature Heroes prize money. It was fantastic to see how the pupils and staff have transformed their outdoor space into a vibrant place for learning and exploring nature.
We would like to congratulate everyone at Scoil Úi Ghramnaigh school on their wonderful work and thank them for a lovely visit. Maith sibh go léir!

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### Glenveagh Hometown Heroes- Backing Dunsany GAA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/backing-dunsany-gaa
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-19
- Last updated: 2025-06-30
- Summary: Glenveagh delighted to support Dunsany GAA Club with our Hometown Heroes fund.

Glenveagh delighted to support Dunsany GAA Club with our Hometown Heroes fund.
#### Supporting GAA in Dunsany
Glenveagh support over 1,000 initiatives throughout Ireland and showing support to local clubs is part of that vision. When Cathal Burke nominated Dunsany GAA Club for our Hometown Heroes Fund, we were delighted to help, providing support with new club jerseys. Wishing the club all the best with future games!
#### About Dunsany GAA Club
Dunsany GAA Club is firmly rooted in the local community and prides itself on the role it plays in bringing people together, young and old. The club has had a colourful history, from battling to survive to supplying some great Meath players over the years. It marked a huge event back in 2000, when its new grounds were opened as Páirc na nGaeil in Dunsany, which continues to be one of the best and most popular grounds in the county.
You can out more about the club on the Dunsany GAA Facebook Page.
#### Glenveagh Hometown Heroes Fund
The Hometown Heroes Fund enables Glenveagh staff to nominate a local club or association for assistance in achieving their goals. The awards can take different forms and have typically supported grassroots clubs, local initiatives via direct funding or sponsorship opportunities; a great way for Glenveagh staff to be become involved in supporting communities.

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### Backing Navan Town Cosmos Girls' Football

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/backing-navan-town-cosmos-girls-football
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-05-01
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh supports Navan Town Cosmos FC U11 girls through our Hometown Heroes fund. Read more now.

#### Supporting Navan Town Cosmos
Glenveagh are proud to support local clubs and initiatives, so we are delighted to back Navan Town Cosmos FC and the girls playing for the club. We recently lent our support to the Under 11s Girls squad and we're behind them as they continue their matches for the season. Wishing them every success in their upcoming games!
#### About Navan Town Cosmos FC
Navan Town Cosmos FC was set up in 1977 and has grown to become a vibrant club over the years and it continues to provide an outlet for young football talent in the area. Players compete in the Meath and District League, with a number of girls and boys team playing at fixtures every weekend. For more information on the club check out the Navan Town Cosmos FC Facebook page.

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### Baker Hall Community Day Brings Neighbours Together

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/baker-hall-community-day
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-06-02
- Last updated: 2026-06-02
- Summary: Our Baker Hall Community Day in Navan brought residents together for an afternoon of kids' yoga, nature activities, refreshments, and community spirit.

Baker Hall Community Day Brings Neighbours Together

Residents of Baker Hall in Navan came together for a fantastic Community Day on May, 12th, enjoying an afternoon filled with fun activities, learning opportunities, and plenty of chances to connect with neighbours.
The event created a warm and welcoming atmosphere, bringing families together and strengthening community spirit within the development.
#### Fun and Wellness for Children
One of the highlights of the day was the children's yoga sessions delivered by Fern Yoga. With two engaging classes taking place throughout the afternoon, children had the opportunity to get active, learn new skills, and enjoy a fun introduction to yoga in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Young residents also took part in an exciting activity led by Biodiversity in Schools. The interactive session encouraged children to explore the natural world around them, helping them learn about local wildlife, biodiversity, and the importance of protecting the environment.
#### Local Community Connections
It was also fantastic to welcome Simonstown Gaels to the event. Their presence offered residents the chance to learn more about the local club and the opportunities available for families and young people within the wider community.
Throughout the afternoon, attendees were able to enjoy delicious refreshments with Stonewall Coffee serving up excellent coffee and tasty treats. The refreshments provided the perfect opportunity for residents to relax, chat, and get to know one another.
#### Building a Stronger Community
The Baker Hall Community Day was a great success, bringing neighbours together and creating lasting connections among residents. Events like these play an important role in fostering a strong sense of community, and we would like to thank everyone who attended and contributed to making the day so enjoyable.
We look forward to hosting more community events in the future and continuing to build on the wonderful community spirit that makes Baker Hall such a special place to live.

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### Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-30
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Navan fundraising event now.

Beaumont Hospital Fun Run sponsored by Glenveagh, raises thousands.
#### The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run 2024 a Huge Success
It's great to be associated with an event like the recent Beaumont Big Hospital Fun Run and Glenveagh are delighted to support it again this year. A wonderful turnout in St. Anne's Park Raheny in Dublin, on the last day of September, saw hundreds of runners and walkers complete the 5km run in support of the Beaumont Hospital Foundation. Over €35,000 was raised and the funds will be used to purchase brand new gym equipment for the Physiotherapy Department, including a standing frame and exercise bike for arms and legs. New equipment enables patients to use the most up to date technologies as part of their rehabilitation. A fantastic event with a wonderful outcome for the physiotherapy department in Beaumont Hospital.
For a flavour of the day, check out our Big Beamont Hospital Fun Run Video below:

#### About Beaumont Hospital Foundation
Beaumont Hospital Foundation highlights the medical contribution Beaumont Hospital makes to the community in Dublin and for patients from all over Ireland. Its goal is "to inspire patients and their families, along with members of the Irish public, to make donations in support of vital equipment and services which improve the treatment and care which our staff provide".
To find out more about the Beaumont Hospital Foundation and the work it does visit beaumontfundraising.ie.

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### Celebrating Navan O'Mahonys and Gaelic4Girls

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/celebrating-navan-o-mahonys-and-gaelic4girls
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-04-28
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh celebrates Navan O'Mahonys U11 girls through the Gaelic4Girls programme. Read more now.

#### Backing Gaelic4Girls Competition Winners Navan O'Mahonys
Gaelic4Girls is a 10-week programme supported by Glenveagh, incorporating coaching sessions with fun non-competitive blitzes aimed at increasing participation in Ladies Gaelic Football. The programme targets girls aged between 8-12 years who are not currently registered with a Ladies Gaelic Football club. In essence, this is a tool to attract new players.
As part of the Gaelic4Girls programme in Summer '24, Glenveagh ran a fun photo competition for girls who are enjoying playing Gaelic football. Navan O'Mahonys U11s girls came out on top with their very apt ‘Watch Your House’ entry, winning €1,000 worth of sports equipment and gear. The girls have been busy since, using their new equipment to help hone their skills! Wishing them many years of sporting success as they continue to take part in Ladies Gaelic Football.

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### Glenveagh Partners with OMP United FC in Navan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/glenveagh-omp-united-fc
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-08-01
- Last updated: 2026-07-31
- Summary: Glenveagh is proud to announce an exclusive development partnership with OMP United FC as sponsors of the club's U10, U12 and U13 boys jerseys.

Glenveagh Partners with OMP United FC in Navan

Glenveagh is proud to announce an exclusive development partnership with OMP United FC as sponsors of the club's U10, U12 and U13 boys jerseys.
OMP United is at the heart of the Navan community and delivers an excellent soccer programme focused on developing fundamental skills both on and off the pitch. Beyond the sport itself the club provides young players with a space to build friendships and social connections that last well beyond match day.
As part of our ongoing commitment to community engagement Glenveagh actively supports local sporting initiatives and educational facilities in the areas where we build. Partnering with clubs like OMP United is a natural extension of that commitment.
We are delighted to support the club and its volunteers as they continue to grow the game for young players across Navan. We wish OMP United FC every success for the season ahead.

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### Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-14
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom-built treehouse to the Kaleidoscope Festival winner in Navan, Co. Meath. Read the full story now.

#### Dream Treehouse Build with Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon
(photo: Glenveagh Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy, Competition winner Jack Farrington & Architect Dermot Bannon)
It’s not every day that Dermot Bannon shows up at your front door to officially hand over the keys of a dream tree house that you designed yourself! That’s exactly what happened to Dundalk’s Jack Farrington this November, when his winning design came to life with a unique treehouse built right in his own back garden.
Earlier this year, Jack and his family were among thousands of festival goers at Kaleidoscope Presented by Glenveagh, where Dermot Bannon hosted a Design Masterclass in Elemen-Tree Woods, Glenveagh’s fun-packed zone at the festival. Dermot challenged budding young designers to draw their dream treehouse, using tips the award-winning architect and host of TV’s Room To Improve, gave them on the day. One lucky winner would win their very own treehouse built in their garden. The competition was fierce, but Jack’s creativity stood out, winning him the unique prize.
Dermot Bannon tells us why Jack's was the winning design: "The shape of this tree house with all the levels, and the tower, I think it could make for some really cool spaces inside. The colours used are fantastic and would look great in a garden. I like also the fact that it doesn't need a tree to be built; the crisscross supports give it a forest feel. Well done Jack”.
#### The Big Build
Architect Dermot Bannon and ten-year old Jack Farrington turned out to be a winning team when it came to creating a treehouse like no other. They hit it off as Jack’s imagination and Dermot’s ability to capture a child’s creativity got to work, with a little help from Glenveagh of course, as we set about the Big Build.
Unlike most of Dermot’s projects, this one included a slide, swings, climbing zones,sound systems, basket hoops and even “no-parent” dens in their requirements. Glenveaghtook on the challenge and Glenveagh’s Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy assembled a skilled team of treehouse builders to turn Jack’s dream into a reality. Martin says:
“Delivering Jack’s dream treehouse was an incredible experience. Seeing his creativity come to life was inspiring for our whole team. Kaleidoscope Festival was the perfect setting to spark that creativity in children, giving them the freedom to dream big and imagine their ideal spaces. We were thrilled to be part of a project that captured such imagination and joy”.
Watch as Jack's dream treehouse takes shape:

Seeing a drawing become a reality for Jack and his siblings has been a fun and uplifting experience for everyone involved, from Jack’s family to Dermot Bannon and the Glenveagh team. Magic really can happen with a little bit of imagination!

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### Health & Safety Talks in Navan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/navan-health-safety-talks
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-03-02
- Summary: Read about the Health & Safety Talks the Glenveagh team delivered at St. Anne's Loreto and St. Stephen's National School in Navan.

Health & Safety Talks in Navan

Our Community Engagement team has been busy over the past few weeks visiting St. Anne's Loreto Primary School and St. Stephen's National School in Navan. During these visits, they spent time with 3rd and 4th class students to talk about site safety and share practical tips on how to stay visible and aware around construction areas.
These school sessions are an important part of Glenveagh’s ongoing commitment to promoting safety within the communities where we live and work. By meeting students in their classrooms, we aim to build awareness of construction site safety at an early age. The talks focus on simple but effective safety habits such staying visible around construction sites.
##### Building Safely in Navan
The school children were incredibly enthusiastic and engaged throughout the visits. They were introduced to Sam and Sue, our storybook character safety champions who help bring the message to life, asking fantastic questions about how construction sites work and why safety rules are so important.
To reinforce what they learnt, each student received a high‑visibility vest, pencil, and keychain to take home as reminders to stay alert and aware when walking or cycling near construction activity in their local area.
##### Looking Ahead
It is always a pleasure for our team to visit schools, meet the students, and share this important message. Glenveagh is proud to support local schools and help young people understand the importance of staying safe around construction.
If you would like the Glenveagh Community Engagement team to visit your school, we would be delighted to hear from you. Contact us at community@glenveagh.ie.

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### Glenveagh Proudly Sponsors the Navan Midsummer Festival

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/navan-midsummer-festival
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-07-02
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly sponsored the Navan Midsummer Festival, supporting a vibrant community event that brought families, entertainment and local spirit together.

Glenveagh Proudly Sponsors the Navan Midsummer Festival

Glenveagh was proud to sponsor the Navan Midsummer Festival, a vibrant community event that brought the town to life over three fantastic days of entertainment, activities and celebration.
The festival, which took place between June 18th—21st, showcased the strong community spirit that makes Navan such a special place, with families, friends and visitors coming together to enjoy an exciting programme of events for people of all ages.
##### Bringing the Community Together
Throughout the festival, locals had the opportunity to enjoy a wide variety of performances, activities and attractions, creating a welcoming and lively atmosphere across the town.
Community events like the Navan Midsummer Festival play an important role in strengthening local connections, supporting local organisations and creating lasting memories for residents and visitors alike. Glenveagh was delighted to play a part in supporting such a well-loved occasion.
##### Recognising the People Behind the Festival
The success of the Navan Midsummer Festival is a testament to the dedication of its organisers, volunteers and everyone who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to deliver such a memorable event.
Their commitment and enthusiasm helped create a festival that was enjoyed by families and people of all ages while showcasing the best of the local community.
##### Supporting Stronger Communities
At Glenveagh, we are committed to investing in the communities where we build, supporting initiatives that bring people together and make a lasting positive impact.
We would like to congratulate all of the organisers, volunteers and participants who made this year's Navan Midsummer Festival such a success. It was a fantastic celebration of community spirit, and we are proud to have been part of an event that continues to bring the people of Navan together.

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### Glenveagh Announcing Sponsorship of Simonstown Gaels GFC

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/simonstown-gaels-gfc
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-12-16
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly sponsors Simonstown Gaels GFC men's senior team in Co. Meath, supporting grassroots GAA in the community. Read about our backing now.

Glenveagh Announcing Sponsorship of Simonstown Gaels GFC

We are delighted to announce our sponsorship of Simonstown Gaels GFC Club, supporting the Men’s Senior team and providing essential resources for the club’s ongoing development. This partnership highlights Glenveagh’s commitment to local communities and grassroots sport in Navan and the surrounding areas.
#### Supporting Players and Coaches
As part of the sponsorship, Glenveagh will support the Men’s Senior team and provide coaches’ kit, ensuring players and coaching staff have the equipment they need to perform at their best. The sponsorship demonstrates Glenveagh’s dedication to fostering talent and promoting participation in Gaelic games.
Glenveagh also supplied the club with a branded container, providing a secure and convenient storage solution for equipment and club resources. This addition will support the day-to-day operations of the club and help maintain its facilities for players and members.
#### A Partnership for the Community
This sponsorship is part of Glenveagh’s wider community engagement programme in Navan and surrounding areas. Over the coming year, Glenveagh looks forward to collaborating with Simonstown Gaels on various events, strengthening community ties and supporting local initiatives that encourage sport, wellbeing, and social engagement.
For more information on Simonstown Gaels GFC, visit their website here.

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### Supporting Navan Community First Responders

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/supporting-navan-community-first-responders
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh supports Navan First Responders with emergency equipment to help keep the community safe. Read more now.

Glenveagh lend support to Navan CFR
#### Community First Responders - A Vital Resource
Community First Responders perform a vital role in communities, with a dedicated group of trained volunteers on-call to support people in specific emergency situations. Glenveagh are delighted to support Navan Community First Responders (Navan CFR) and we were proud to present them with five kit bags, including defibrillators, to help them in their work. Navan CFR are a great community based group who perform a special role in their locality and their work is truly valued.
#### About Navan CFR
Navan Community First Responders (CFR) are volunteers who are trained to attend certain types of emergency calls in the area where they work or live. Their aim is to reach a potentially life threatening emergency in the first vital minutes before the ambulance arrives.
The role of CFRs is to help stabilise the patients to provide appropriate care; this may include administering Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and/or use of a defibrillator, until the more highly skilled paramedics arrive on scene to take over the treatment.
Navan CRF are a team in operation for a number of years providing a skilled first responder service. They also provide a community training and public access defibrillator programme. New members are always welcome.

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### Supporting Trim Tennis Club with Glenveagh Hometown Heroes

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/navan/supporting-trim-tennis-club-with-glenveagh-hometown-heroes
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-08-15
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh backs Trim Tennis Club through our Hometown Heroes Fund, enhancing facilities for players. Read more now.

Glenveagh delighted to support Trim Tennis club with our Hometown Heroes fund.
#### Glenveagh - Supporting Trim Tennis
Supporting local clubs and initiatives is something we enjoy doing, so when Brendan Keogh from our Commercial nominated Trim Tennis Club for our Hometown Heroes Fund, it definitely fit the bill. Glenveagh is delighted to support Trim Tennis Club by assisting them with the physical enhancement of of the club.
#### About Trim Tennis Club
Trim Tennis Club was established in 1948 and has been a vital part of the community since then, giving an opportunity for players of all levels and ages, to participate in the sport of tennis. The clubs has four women's and four men's teams who play in tournaments throughout the season. Coaching is also available for all levels and ages.
The tennis club in Trim now has modernised facilities and flood lighting which enables tennis to be played all year round.
#### Glenveagh Hometown Heroes Fund
The Hometown Heroes Fund enables Glenveagh staff to nominate a local club or association for assistance in achieving their goals. The awards can take different forms and have typically supported grassroots clubs, local initiatives via direct funding or sponsorship opportunities; a great way for Glenveagh staff to be become involved in supporting communities.

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### Parson Street

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/parson-street
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: BER A rated homes in Parson Street, Co. Kildare. Family-friendly community, excellent transport links and local amenities.

Parson Street
Community Hub — We're pleased to have the opportunity to invest in the community and the local economy through the provision of much needed A-rated new homes. Stay informed on how we're supporting local initiatives, in addition to site updates.

New Homes — We plan to deliver 195 A-rated, sustainable 1- and 2-bedroom high-quality homes
Community Facilities — Planned facilities to benefit the wider community will include a creche and café
Public Spaces — The new community will include public park and cycle trails fully accessible to the wider community from the canal greenway.
Location — Parson Street community is excellently located next to Maynooth rail station and in walking distance of Maynooth University and Main Street and just 3 minutes’ drive from the M4.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Site Plan

Contact Us
If you have any further questions, comments or media enquiries regarding our Parson Street community, please contact community@glenveagh.ie

### Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/parson-street/maynooth-university-partnership
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-09-03
- Summary: Glenveagh partners with Maynooth University to support students and build careers in construction and property. Read the full announcement now.

Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

Glenveagh has announced an exciting new partnership with Maynooth University aimed at supporting students, driving innovation and promoting long-term career opportunities within Ireland’s construction sector. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to education, community engagement and the future sustainability of the industry.
This wide-ranging programme will focus on student support, employability, research and access initiatives, with a particular emphasis on students from local communities and DEIS schools.
#### Supporting Students Through Education
At the heart of the partnership is a strong focus on widening access to education and creating meaningful opportunities for students. The programme will offer scholarships, workshops and practical, hands-on industry engagement to give students valuable insight into real-world construction careers.
By engaging students early in their academic journey, Glenveagh and Maynooth University aim to help young people better understand the diverse opportunities available in the construction industry.
#### Showcasing Diverse Career Pathways in Construction
The initiative will highlight the wide range of career options available across the construction industry. Students will gain exposure to roles in engineering, design, computing and business, demonstrating that the sector extends far beyond traditional perceptions.
Through direct engagement with industry professionals, students will be able to explore how their academic studies can translate into rewarding careers in a fast-evolving, innovative field.
#### Driving Innovation Through Research Collaboration
Co-ordinated by Glenveagh’s Learning & Organisational Development (L&OD) and Community Engagement teams, the partnership will also explore research collaborations between the university and the company.
By combining academic expertise with real-world industry experience, the collaboration aims to drive innovation and sustainability in homebuilding—supporting the development of smarter, more efficient and environmentally responsible housing solutions.
#### Building on a Strong Foundation of Community Support
This new partnership builds on Glenveagh’s ongoing support for Maynooth University’s Soccer Development Programme and represents another important step in the company’s long-term commitment to education and community development.
By investing in students today, Glenveagh is helping to shape the future workforce and strengthen Ireland’s construction industry for generations to come.

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### Portlaoise

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-16
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Portlaoise and the surrounding areas.

Portlaoise
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Portlaoise and the surrounding areas.

Rath Rua
All homeowners have collected their keys and are settling in as the new community at Rath Rua is shaping up.

For any enquiries about our new community, please email community@glenveagh.ie.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Portlaoise community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Portlaoise community.

Portlaoise Amenities Map

### Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-29
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment at Beaumont Hospital. Join us and register to take part now.

Beaumont Hospital Fun Run sponsored by Glenveagh, raises thousands.
#### The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run 2024 a Huge Success
It's great to be associated with an event like the recent Beaumont Big Hospital Fun Run and Glenveagh are delighted to support it again this year. A wonderful turnout in St. Anne's Park Raheny in Dublin, on the last day of September, saw hundreds of runners and walkers complete the 5km run in support of the Beaumont Hospital Foundation. Over €35,000 was raised and the funds will be used to purchase brand new gym equipment for the Physiotherapy Department, including a standing frame and exercise bike for arms and legs. New equipment enables patients to use the most up to date technologies as part of their rehabilitation. A fantastic event with a wonderful outcome for the physiotherapy department in Beaumont Hospital.
For a flavour of the day, check out our Big Beamont Hospital Fun Run Video below:

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#### About Beaumont Hospital Foundation
Beaumont Hospital Foundation highlights the medical contribution Beaumont Hospital makes to the community in Dublin and for patients from all over Ireland. Its goal is "to inspire patients and their families, along with members of the Irish public, to make donations in support of vital equipment and services which improve the treatment and care which our staff provide".
To find out more about the Beaumont Hospital Foundation and the work it does visit beaumontfundraising.ie.

### Careers in Construction Talk with Portlaoise Students

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/careers-in-construction-talk-with-portlaoise-students
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-04-14
- Summary: Glenveagh Homes recently visited Scoil Chríost Rí in Portlaoise to speak with Transition Year students about careers in construction.

#### Talking Construction Careers with Portlaoise Students
Glenveagh Homes recently visited Scoil Chríost Rí in Portlaoise to speak with Transition Year students about careers in construction. The session highlighted various career paths, from site management to architecture and engineering and discussed the necessary courses, such as civil engineering, construction management and apprenticeships. The talk also covered Glenveagh’s construction strategy, focusing on modern methods of construction (MMC) like off-site manufacturing and energy-efficient designs.
The students were highly engaged, asking questions about different career opportunities and emerging technologies in the industry. We wish them all the best in the rest of their TY year as they explore their future careers in construction!

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### Glenveagh and Jack and Jill Portlaoise Join in Fundraising Success!

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/glenveagh-and-jack-and-jill-portlaoise-join-in-fundraising-success
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-13
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Over 30 Glenveagh volunteers raised more than €20,000 for the Jack and Jill Foundation in Portlaoise. Read about our fundraising success now.

Glenveagh and Jack and Jill staff raise over €20,000 for the charity!
(Staff from Jack and Jill, Portlaoise with the Glenveagh Team at the Portlaoise Shop)
#### Portlaoise Win Jack and Jill Fundraising Challenge
This week we're taking a look back at some of our initiatives over the summer and where better to start than the annual Glenveagh Jack and Jill Children's Foundation shop take over volunteering day, which took place in June. Over 30 volunteers from Glenveagh competed to raise funds for the charity foundation, across shops in Portlaoise, Newbridge and Artane. The Glenveagh teams took over the three shops, working with the wonderful Jack and Jill staff, in an effort to raise as much as possible by the end of the day.
Together we raised an incredible €20,590.35 equating to 1,143 hours of nursing care for Jack and Jill families, which made it our most successful Jack & Jill shop fundraiser to date. Congratulations to the overall winners of the shop takeover: Portlaoise! The Portlaoise team raised an amazing €9,443.50. Runners-up Artane raised an impressive €5,728.35 and the Newbridge store raised €5,418.50. A huge thank you to everyone who supported the day and made it a very special fundraiser for such a worthy cause.

#### About Jack and Jill Children's Foundation
Jack and Jill is a nationwide charity providing in-home nursing care and respite support for children up to the age of 6 with severe to profound cognitive delay. This may include children with brain injury, genetic diagnosis, cerebral palsy, and undiagnosed conditions. Another key part of their service is end-of-life care for all children up to the age of 6, irrespective of diagnosis.
The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation’s mission is to empower the families it supports to care for their child at home, by funding and delivering nursing, respite and advocacy.
You can find out more about the wonderful work done by the Jack and Jill Children's Foundation by visiting jackandjill.ie.

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### Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-14
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon present a custom treehouse to the Kaleidoscope competition winner. Read more now.

#### Dream Treehouse Build with Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon
(photo: Glenveagh Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy, Competition winner Jack Farrington & Architect Dermot Bannon)
It’s not every day that Dermot Bannon shows up at your front door to officially hand over the keys of a dream tree house that you designed yourself! That’s exactly what happened to Dundalk’s Jack Farrington this November, when his winning design came to life with a unique treehouse built right in his own back garden.
Earlier this year, Jack and his family were among thousands of festival goers at Kaleidoscope Presented by Glenveagh, where Dermot Bannon hosted a Design Masterclass in Elemen-Tree Woods, Glenveagh’s fun-packed zone at the festival. Dermot challenged budding young designers to draw their dream treehouse, using tips the award-winning architect and host of TV’s Room To Improve, gave them on the day. One lucky winner would win their very own treehouse built in their garden. The competition was fierce, but Jack’s creativity stood out, winning him the unique prize.
Dermot Bannon tells us why Jack's was the winning design: "The shape of this tree house with all the levels, and the tower, I think it could make for some really cool spaces inside. The colours used are fantastic and would look great in a garden. I like also the fact that it doesn't need a tree to be built; the crisscross supports give it a forest feel. Well done Jack”.
#### The Big Build
Architect Dermot Bannon and ten-year old Jack Farrington turned out to be a winning team when it came to creating a treehouse like no other. They hit it off as Jack’s imagination and Dermot’s ability to capture a child’s creativity got to work, with a little help from Glenveagh of course, as we set about the Big Build.
Unlike most of Dermot’s projects, this one included a slide, swings, climbing zones,sound systems, basket hoops and even “no-parent” dens in their requirements. Glenveagh took on the challenge and Glenveagh’s Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy assembled a skilled team of treehouse builders to turn Jack’s dream into a reality. Martin says:
“Delivering Jack’s dream treehouse was an incredible experience. Seeing his creativity come to life was inspiring for our whole team. Kaleidoscope Festival was the perfect setting to spark that creativity in children, giving them the freedom to dream big and imagine their ideal spaces. We were thrilled to be part of a project that captured such imagination and joy”.
Watch as Jack's dream treehouse takes shape:

Seeing a drawing become a reality for Jack and his siblings has been a fun and uplifting experience for everyone involved, from Jack’s family to Dermot Bannon and the Glenveagh team. Magic really can happen with a little bit of imagination!

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### Glenveagh Supporting Portlaoise Athletics Club

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/portlaoise-athletics-club-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-05-26
- Summary: Glenveagh are proud to sponsor Portlaoise Athletics Club, which provides juvenile training from the age of 8 to 18, as well as senior training.

#### Glenveagh Supporting Portlaoise Athletics Club
At Glenveagh, we are proud to support over 1,000 initiatives and clubs across Ireland. One of them is Portlaoise Athletics Club, for which we were delighted to provide singlets, a trolley for starting blocks, as well as a new timing system. This is in line with our promise to support sports and fitness at the community level, encouraging activity and love for the outdoors among all age groups.
##### About Portlaoise Athletics Club
Portlaoise Athletics Club has a strong presence in the area and is continuing to grow, boasting well over 100 members. The Club provides juvenile training from the age of 8 to 18, along with more senior training.
Offering strength and conditioning sessions as well as professionally coached track sessions, Portlaoise AC provides a positive and thriving environment for all members, whether beginners or experienced.
If you wish to join the club or find out more, visit their official Facebook page.

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### Showing Supporting for Portlaoise GAA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/showing-supporting-for-portlaoise-gaa
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-12
- Last updated: 2025-02-14
- Summary: Glenveagh, lending support to Portlaoise GAA.

Glenveagh showing support for Portlaoise GAA
#### Backing GAA in Portlaoise
Glenveagh are proud to back Portlaoise GAA. We support over 1,000 initiatives across Ireland and were delighted to support the club with new pitch signage. Best of luck to all the club teams for next season!
#### About Portlaoise GAA
Portlaoise GAA is one of the oldest clubs in the country, having been founded in 1887 and winning its first Leinster title two years later. The club has been at the forefront of all Gaelic games since then and now boasts a large number of teams across the disciplines, with a vibrant community-based club.
To find out more about Portlaoise GAA, fixtures and history, visit the club website.

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### Talking Site Safety with Maryborough National School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/portlaoise/talking-site-safety-with-maryborough-national-school
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-04-14
- Summary: A look at our site safety talk with Maryborough National School.

We're taking a look back at our Construction Site Safety Talk given to the pupils of Maryborough National School, Summerhill, Portlaoise.
#### Children's Site Safety with Sam and Sue
Glenveagh’s long-term vision for the communities we serve starts with education. That’s why we actively engage with local schools in bringing construction site awareness to primary school children, giving them the tools they need to keep safe. Glenveagh Construction Site Safety Talks are a key part of our work in local communities, making sure we deliver a message to children that's important but engaging along the way.
Some of the tools Glenveagh use to bring construction site safety awareness to a younger audience are stories and visual cues that help bring safety to life. Enter Sam and Sue, a couple of friends eager to discover the areas around them. Our approach saw the creation of Sam and Sue Learn About Construction Site Safety, a book which is the result of Glenveagh innovation when it comes to engaging with primary school children. From finding out about potential dangers to seeing the safety measures on site, Glenveagh staff bring Sam and Sue to life in the classroom, all the while delivering a very important message.
#### Building Awareness in Portlaoise
The Glenveagh Site Safety talks help create awareness for children around construction sites, but also about understanding their built environment. From making sure they are visible when crossing the road to watching out for vehicles and staying clear from risks, they are given the tools to become more conscious of their surroundings and how to keep safe when out and about. The talks are about positive reinforcement of safety messages, while also making children aware of things not to do near construction sites. This is a vital part of engaging with local communities and the children who are part of them. Thanks to everyone at Maryborough National School, for welcoming us in to talk about construction site safety.
#### Bringing Safety to School
One of the reasons Peter Morgan, Environment, Health and Safety Manager with Glenveagh loves his job is that he gets to deliver site safety talks to 3rd and 4th class primary students and "they are a great audience". This year he spent some time with the children in Maryborough National School, helping them learn about construction site safety, keeping safe on their way to and from school along with more general safety tips for when they're outside playing.
Using learning tools developed by Glenveagh, Peter and his team deliver fun and engaging talks. This includes bringing the children through our book featuring Sam and Sue, who learn about how to be safe when they're near a construction site. Peter says that the talks are "a big part of what we do at Glenveagh. The students ask great questions and are really engaged with the talks, which is fantastic to see".
Watch our video on Construction Site Safety Talks with Glenveagh:

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### Ratoath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-22
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Ratoath and the surrounding areas.

Ratoath
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Ratoath and the surrounding areas.

The Furrows
Our upcoming community at The Furrows will provide 128 A-rated new homes, ranging from 1 to 4 bedroom homes, apartments and duplexes. To register your interest or to find out more information on The Furrows, please see here.
Alongside the new homes, we will be building a section of the new link road. The existing roundabout on Main Street will be replaced with a new signalised junction. Further enhancements to cycling and pedestrian infrastructure will be provided as part of the works.
Storm Drainage Works in Moulden Bridge Estate:
The storm drainage pipe has now been installed. The landscaping, planting works and fencing will be put in place in Q4.
Please check back for updates as works progress. We appreciate the community's patience as we work to complete these works as efficiently and safely as possible.
For queries, please contact us at community@glenveagh.ie

Ducting works in Foxwood Lodge
Ducting works have now been completed. Footpaths and road crossings will be reinstated in Q4.
There will be traffic management in place for the duration of works, no disruption to traffic.

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To keep up to date with future progress on The Furrows site, please fill your details in the form below. You will be emailed when an important update is made on our Ratoath Community Hub. For further queries, contact us at community@glenveagh.ie

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Ratoath community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Ratoath community.

Ratoath Amenities Map

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Moygaddy community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors Announced

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/glenveagh-gaelic4girls-ambassadors-announced
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-04-07
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supports the LGFA Gaelic4Girls programme in Ratoath, Co. Meath, bringing more girls into Gaelic football. Read more now.

#### Supporting Gaelic4Girls
Gaelic4Girls supported by Glenveagh, is a 10-week programme designed to encourage more girls to experience Gaelic Football. Created for 9-13 year olds, it strives to increase the number of girls playing football in a GAA club and to support existing players. The programme involves activities designed to be fun, culminating in a non-competitive football blitz at the end of the 10 weeks. Glenveagh are delighted to again support this initiative which widens the participation of girls in Gaelic football.
#### The 2025 Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors
This year's Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls ambassadors will bring their knowledge and skills to over 24 clubs taking part in the scheme. Clubs from all four provinces along with three from London and Hertfordshire, are participating in Gaelic4Girls in 2025, as it goes from strength to strength. The roll-out of the programme will be assisted by leading inter-county players Aimee Mackin (Armagh), Laurie Ryan (Clare), Jennifer Higgins (Roscommon), Leah Caffrey (Dublin), Blaithín Bogue (Fermanagh), Síofra O’Shea (Kerry), Louise Ward (Galway) and Monica McGuirk (Meath). These ambassadors represent the highest standard of Gaelic football and they bring something special to the Gaelic4Girls experience.
Glenveagh are committed to supporting grassroots initiatives that make a positive impact in the communities where we work. We look forward to partnering with the LGFA to help grow this fantastic programme over the next year and we wish everyone participating in the 2025 programme the very best of luck.
The Gaelic4Girls programme continues to be a huge success for the Ladies Gaelic Football Association and 2025 is shaping up to be a great year for the participants.
You can find out more about Gaelic4Girls here.

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### Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/maynooth-university-partnership
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-02-09
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Glenveagh partners with Maynooth University to support students and build careers in construction and property near Ratoath. Read the full announcement now.

Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

Glenveagh has announced an exciting new partnership with Maynooth University aimed at supporting students, driving innovation and promoting long-term career opportunities within Ireland’s construction sector. The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to education, community engagement and the future sustainability of the industry.
This wide-ranging programme will focus on student support, employability, research and access initiatives, with a particular emphasis on students from local communities and DEIS schools.
#### Supporting Students Through Education
At the heart of the partnership is a strong focus on widening access to education and creating meaningful opportunities for students. The programme will offer scholarships, workshops and practical, hands-on industry engagement to give students valuable insight into real-world construction careers.
By engaging students early in their academic journey, Glenveagh and Maynooth University aim to help young people better understand the diverse opportunities available in the construction industry.
#### Showcasing Diverse Career Pathways in Construction
The initiative will highlight the wide range of career options available across the construction industry. Students will gain exposure to roles in engineering, design, computing and business, demonstrating that the sector extends far beyond traditional perceptions.
Through direct engagement with industry professionals, students will be able to explore how their academic studies can translate into rewarding careers in a fast-evolving, innovative field.
#### Driving Innovation Through Research Collaboration
Co-ordinated by Glenveagh’s Learning & Organisational Development (L&OD) and Community Engagement teams, the partnership will also explore research collaborations between the university and the company.
By combining academic expertise with real-world industry experience, the collaboration aims to drive innovation and sustainability in homebuilding—supporting the development of smarter, more efficient and environmentally responsible housing solutions.
#### Building on a Strong Foundation of Community Support
This new partnership builds on Glenveagh’s ongoing support for Maynooth University’s Soccer Development Programme and represents another important step in the company’s long-term commitment to education and community development.
By investing in students today, Glenveagh is helping to shape the future workforce and strengthen Ireland’s construction industry for generations to come.

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### Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/nature-hero-awards-2026
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-02-08
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Applications are now open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme by Glenveagh. Apply now and nominate your school.

Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

At Glenveagh, we are proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s largest outdoor learning initiative across the education sector. Now in its fourth year, the awards are coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and celebrate the incredible efforts of schools in promoting biodiversity and environmental awareness through creative, hands-on learning.
Each year, thousands of students from pre-school to secondary level take part in the programme, which is designed to inspire a love for nature, build knowledge of biodiversity, and empower young people to take action at a local level.
##### Win part of a €10,000 outdoor garden prize fund for your school
There are lots of Nature Hero prizes including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag & Golden Eagle awards. The overall Nature Hero Award winner will receive a school garden makeover worth up to €5,000, courtesy of Glenveagh.
##### National Recognition and Government Support
Speaking at the launch, Christopher O’Sullivan, T.D., Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, praised the initiative:
“The Nature Hero Awards play a strong role in developing children’s knowledge of biodiversity, encouraging an awareness and love of nature among the schoolchildren who will become the guardians of Ireland’s biodiversity.”
##### Glenveagh’s Commitment to Community and Sustainability
At Glenveagh, supporting initiatives like the Nature Hero Awards aligns with our core values of sustainability, education, and community building. We believe that vibrant, lasting communities start with young people who are connected to their environment and inspired to protect it.
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:
“We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards. After the success of last year’s awards, we can’t wait to see the biodiversity projects that students will complete this year.”
##### A Strong and Growing Partnership
This marks Glenveagh’s fourth consecutive year supporting the Nature Hero Awards as part of our wider schools engagement programme. Our partnership with Biodiversity in Schools plays an important role in helping us support the next generation through meaningful environmental education.
Mark Nolan, CEO and Founder of Biodiversity in Schools, added:
“We’re looking forward to working with schools to increase their knowledge of biodiversity in a fun and collaborative environment. We would like to thank Glenveagh, who are our sponsors for the fourth year in a row.”
##### Get Involved
Applications for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards are now open to pre-schools, primary and secondary schools across the Republic of Ireland.
To find out more or to apply, click here.

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### Glenveagh Backs Ratoath Athletics Club

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-athletics-club
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-06-03
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly sponsored new throwing equipment for Ratoath Athletics Club, supporting athlete development, training opportunities, and local sport.

Glenveagh Backs Ratoath Athletics Club

Glenveagh is delighted to have sponsored the purchase of new throwing equipment for Ratoath Athletics Club, helping to enhance the club’s training facilities and support the development of its athletes.
The investment reflects Glenveagh’s ongoing commitment to supporting local sports clubs and creating opportunities for communities to thrive through participation in sport.
#### Enhancing Training Opportunities
The new equipment will significantly improve the club’s training capabilities, providing athletes with access to high-quality resources that will help them develop their skills across a range of throwing disciplines.
By investing in improved equipment, the club can continue to offer a positive and supportive environment where athletes can train, learn, and reach their full potential.
#### Supporting Athlete Development
Access to modern training equipment plays an important role in athlete progression, helping participants build confidence, improve performance, and achieve their sporting goals. The new throwing equipment will benefit athletes of all ages and abilities, while also encouraging greater participation in the sport.
Glenveagh is proud to contribute to an initiative that will have a lasting impact on the club and its members.
#### Looking Ahead to the Season
As Ratoath Athletics Club prepares for the upcoming season, we are excited to see the positive difference this investment will make for athletes and coaches alike.
We wish the club every success in the months ahead and look forward to seeing its members continue to develop, compete, and achieve great results both on and off the field.

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### Ratoath Golden Gloves Boxing Club Gets a Boost

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-boxing
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-06-04
- Last updated: 2026-06-04
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supports Ratoath Golden Gloves Boxing Club with funding for facility renovations, helping create a better training environment for young athletes.

Ratoath Golden Gloves Boxing Club Gets a Boost

At Glenveagh, we are delighted to announce our sponsorship of Ratoath Golden Gloves Boxing Club, helping to support important renovations and improvements to the club’s facilities.
This investment reflects Glenveagh’s ongoing commitment to supporting local communities and creating opportunities for young people to participate in sport and develop valuable life skills.
#### Enhancing the Club Environment
The funding will assist the club in carrying out necessary upgrades and improvements to its training space, helping to create a more welcoming, functional, and enjoyable environment for members.
Quality facilities play an important role in supporting athletes' development, providing a safe and positive space where they can train, learn, and achieve their goals.
#### Supporting Young Athletes
Ratoath Golden Gloves Boxing Club has become an important part of the local community, providing opportunities for young athletes to build confidence, discipline, and resilience through sport.
Glenveagh hopes that these improvements will help the club continue to grow and provide an environment where members of all ages can thrive both inside and outside the ring.
We wish the club every success as it completes these renovations and looks ahead to the future.

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### Supporting TY Students at Ratoath College

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-college
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-04-30
- Last updated: 2026-05-01
- Summary: Glenveagh partners with Ratoath College for Transition Year mock interviews, helping students build CVs, confidence, and real-world interview skills.

Supporting TY Students at Ratoath College

Last April we were delighted to attend Ratoath College for a day of mock interviews with Transition Year students, an initiative designed to prepare young people for future career opportunities. The event provided students with a valuable opportunity to develop practical skills for their future in a supportive and engaging environment.
##### Building CV and Interview Skills
Throughout the day, students worked on refining their CVs, practising interview techniques, and improving their communication skills. These experiences are crucial in helping students build confidence and gain a better understanding of what to expect in real-world job interviews.
It was particularly encouraging to see such a high level of engagement and enthusiasm from the students. Their willingness to participate, ask questions, and challenge themselves made the day both productive and rewarding for everyone involved.
##### Supporting Education Beyond the Classroom
At Glenveagh, we believe in supporting education beyond the classroom by sharing knowledge and real-world insights. We hope that the experience gave students a meaningful glimpse into the recruitment process and helped them feel more prepared for future opportunities.

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### Glenveagh Supporting The Venue Community Centre in Ratoath

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-community-centre
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-07-02
- Last updated: 2026-07-02
- Summary: Glenveagh is proud to support The Venue Community Centre in Ratoath, helping to strengthen a vibrant community hub that serves people of all ages.

Glenveagh Supporting The Venue Community Centre in Ratoath

At Glenveagh, we are delighted to announce our support for The Venue Community Centre in Ratoath, a valued community hub that brings people together and provides a welcoming space for residents of all ages.
Located in the heart of Ratoath, The Venue Community Centre plays an important role in fostering connection, wellbeing and community spirit through a wide range of activities, programmes and events held throughout the year.
##### A Hub for All Ages
The Venue Community Centre is home to numerous community groups, clubs and activities each week, offering opportunities for people of all ages to learn, connect and participate. From children's activities and youth programmes to social groups, fitness classes and community events, the centre provides an inclusive space where everyone is welcome.
Its continued success reflects the dedication of the staff, volunteers and local organisations who work together to create a vibrant and supportive environment for the wider Ratoath community.
##### Investing in Local Communities
At Glenveagh, we are committed to supporting initiatives that make a meaningful difference in the communities where we build. Community centres like The Venue play a vital role in bringing people together, strengthening local connections and enhancing quality of life.
We are proud to contribute to the important work carried out by The Venue Community Centre and look forward to seeing the positive impact it continues to have for the people of Ratoath for many years to come.

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### Health & Safety Talk at Ratoath Junior National School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-health-safety-talk
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-04-08
- Last updated: 2026-04-08
- Summary: Read about the Health & Safety Talk the Glenveagh team delivered at Ratoath Junior National School.

Health & Safety Talk at Ratoath Junior National School

Glenveagh's Community Engagement team recently visited Ratoath Junior National School to deliver an engaging and informative talk on site safety. The initiative is part of Glenveagh’s wider community outreach programme, aimed at educating young people about the importance of safety, particularly around active building sites.
##### Reinforcing Safety Awareness
The second class students were incredibly enthusiastic and engaged throughout the visit. They were introduced to Sam and Sue, our storybook character safety champions who help bring the message to life, asking fantastic questions about how construction sites work and why safety rules are so important.
To reinforce what they learnt, each student received a high‑visibility vest, pencil, and keychain to take home as reminders to stay alert and aware when walking or cycling near construction activity in their local area.
##### Looking Ahead
It is always a pleasure for our team to visit schools, meet the students, and share this important message. Glenveagh is proud to support local schools and help young people understand the importance of staying safe around construction.
If you would like the Glenveagh Community Engagement team to visit your school, we would be delighted to hear from you. Contact us at community@glenveagh.ie.

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### New Sensory Room Opens at Ratoath NS with Glenveagh's Support

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-national-school
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-07-02
- Last updated: 2026-07-02
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supported the creation of a new sensory room at Ratoath National School, helping to provide an inclusive, calming space for pupils.

New Sensory Room Opens at Ratoath NS with Glenveagh's Support

At Glenveagh, we believe that every child deserves access to a learning environment where they feel safe, supported and empowered to thrive. We are proud to have supported the creation of a new sensory room at Ratoath National School, providing a calm and welcoming space for pupils who benefit from a dedicated sensory environment.
##### Supporting Wellbeing Through Inclusive Learning
Sensory rooms play an important role in supporting children's emotional wellbeing, self-regulation and learning. Designed to provide a peaceful environment with sensory-friendly features, these spaces can help pupils feel more comfortable, focused and confident throughout the school day.
By contributing to this valuable resource, Glenveagh is pleased to support the school's ongoing commitment to creating an inclusive environment where every pupil has the opportunity to succeed.
##### A Valuable Addition to the School Community
This wonderful new sensory room is the result of the dedication and collaboration of the staff, parents and wider school community at Ratoath National School. Their commitment to enhancing the educational experience for all pupils has made this important project possible.
We would like to congratulate everyone involved in bringing the sensory room to life and thank them for their continued dedication to supporting children in their learning journey.
##### Investing in Stronger Communities
Supporting initiatives that have a lasting, positive impact is an important part of Glenveagh's commitment to the communities in which we build. We are delighted to have played a part in making this resource a reality and hope it brings comfort, confidence and support to the pupils of Ratoath National School for many years to come.

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### Glenveagh Sponsoring Ratoath Taekwondo Club

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/ratoath/ratoath-taekwondo-club
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-06-03
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Glenveagh supports Ratoath Taekwondo Club with new training mats, helping improve facilities, promote community sport, and enhance member experience.

Glenveagh Sponsoring Ratoath Taekwondo Club

Glenveagh is proud to have sponsored the provision of new training mats for Ratoath Taekwondo Club, supporting the continued growth and development of the club and its members.
This investment represents a significant enhancement to the club’s facilities and demonstrates our commitment to supporting local communities and grassroots sport.
#### Enhancing Safety and Performance
The newly installed training mats provide a modern, high-quality surface designed to improve both safety and performance during training sessions. Suitable for participants of all ages and skill levels, the mats create an environment where members can develop their techniques with greater confidence and comfort.
High-quality training facilities play an important role in helping athletes learn, progress, and enjoy their sport, and we are delighted to contribute to this important upgrade.
#### Supporting the Next Generation of Athletes
At Glenveagh, we recognise the important role that local sports clubs play in bringing communities together. We are pleased to support Ratoath Taekwondo Club and look forward to seeing members benefit from the new mats for many years to come.
We wish the club and all its athletes continued success in their training and future competitions.

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### Sallins

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/sallins-hub
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: New BER A rated homes in Sallins, Co. Kildare. Family-friendly community, excellent transport links and local amenities.

Sallins
Community Hub — We're pleased to have the opportunity to invest in the community and the local economy in Sallins. Stay informed on how we're supporting local groups and initiatives here.

Explore Sallins Plans Further
Draft Sallins Settlement Plan — View the Draft Sallins Settlement Plan here.

Project showcase — A selection of our developments across Kildare.
Hereford Park
Grey Abbey View
Belin Woods
Walker's Gate
Ledwill Park
Barnhall Meadows

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Six 
Community Pillars — Glenveagh’s partnerships
are based on six community
pillars: Sports & Fitness,
Local Economy, Sustainability,
Education, Health & Wellbeing,
and Charity.
Local 
Engagement — Glenveagh aims
to recruit local workers
where possible and works
closely with local businesses
and suppliers as well as being
active members of the local
Chamber of Commerce.
Schools 
Engagement — Glenveagh has regular
contact with schools by
providing free biodiversity
workshops. H&S teams visit
schools to inform children
about safety around
construction sites.
Local 
Infrastructure Investment — Glenveagh has invested
heavily in local infrastructure,
including parks, playgrounds,
and cycle paths nationally,
benefiting both the local area
and the wider community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Sallins community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors Announced

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/sallins-hub/glenveagh-gaelic4girls-ambassadors-announced
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-04-07
- Last updated: 2026-05-12
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly supporting LFGA and the Gaelic4Girls programme, bringing more girls to Gaelic football.

#### Supporting Gaelic4Girls
Gaelic4Girls supported by Glenveagh, is a 10-week programme designed to encourage more girls to experience Gaelic Football. Created for 9-13 year olds, it strives to increase the number of girls playing football in a GAA club and to support existing players. The programme involves activities designed to be fun, culminating in a non-competitive football blitz at the end of the 10 weeks. Glenveagh are delighted to again support this initiative which widens the participation of girls in Gaelic football.
#### The 2025 Gaelic4Girls Ambassadors
This year's Glenveagh Gaelic4Girls ambassadors will bring their knowledge and skills to over 24 clubs taking part in the scheme. Clubs from all four provinces along with three from London and Hertfordshire, are participating in Gaelic4Girls in 2025, as it goes from strength to strength. The roll-out of the programme will be assisted by leading inter-county players Aimee Mackin (Armagh), Laurie Ryan (Clare), Jennifer Higgins (Roscommon), Leah Caffrey (Dublin), Blaithín Bogue (Fermanagh), Síofra O’Shea (Kerry), Louise Ward (Galway) and Monica McGuirk (Meath). These ambassadors represent the highest standard of Gaelic football and they bring something special to the Gaelic4Girls experience.
Glenveagh are committed to supporting grassroots initiatives that make a positive impact in the communities where we work. We look forward to partnering with the LGFA to help grow this fantastic programme over the next year and we wish everyone participating in the 2025 programme the very best of luck.
The Gaelic4Girls programme continues to be a huge success for the Ladies Gaelic Football Association and 2025 is shaping up to be a great year for the participants.
You can find out more about Gaelic4Girls here.

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### Glenveagh Sponsoring Sallins GAA Senior Ladies Team

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/sallins-hub/sallins-gaa
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-05-06
- Last updated: 2026-05-12
- Summary: Glenveagh proudly sponsors Sallins GAA Senior Ladies team, supporting inclusive sport, community spirit, and local talent for the upcoming season.

Glenveagh Sponsoring Sallins GAA Senior Ladies Team

At Glenveagh, we are proud to announce our sponsorship of Sallins GAA Senior Ladies team, reinforcing our ongoing commitment to promoting inclusive sport within local communities. As part of the partnership, Glenveagh have sponsored the team’s jerseys for the season ahead, helping to support players as they prepare for a competitive year.
##### Supporting Inclusive Sport in Local Communities
This sponsorship reflects Glenveagh’s dedication to encouraging participation in sport for all. By backing the Senior Ladies team, we continue to invest in initiatives that promote equality, inclusion, and opportunity at a grassroots level. Supporting women in sport remains a key focus, helping to ensure that athletes have the resources and recognition they deserve.
##### Celebrating Community Spirit and Sporting Excellence
Both the team and the wider Sallins GAA club embody a strong sense of community spirit and sporting excellence. Their efforts continue to foster pride and participation throughout the local area, creating an environment where players and supporters alike can thrive.
##### Looking Ahead to the Season
Glenveagh is delighted to support such a driven and inspiring group and is proud to play a part in their journey for the season ahead. We wish the Sallins GAA Senior Ladies team the very best of luck and look forward to seeing their continued success on and off the pitch.

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### Stamullen

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/stamullen
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Stamullen and the surrounding areas.

Stamullen
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Stamullen and the surrounding areas.

Silver Banks
Work is now completed and all homeowners have collected their keys as the new community takes shape.
For any enquiries about our Silver Banks community, please email community@glenveagh.ie.

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Exploring Stamullen and County Meath

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Stamullen community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Navan community.

Stamullen Amenities Map

### Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/stamullen/nature-hero-awards-2026
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Applications are open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme. Apply now.

Applications Now Open for 2026 Nature Hero Awards

At Glenveagh, we are proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s largest outdoor learning initiative across the education sector. Now in its fourth year, the awards are coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and celebrate the incredible efforts of schools in promoting biodiversity and environmental awareness through creative, hands-on learning.
Each year, thousands of students from pre-school to secondary level take part in the programme, which is designed to inspire a love for nature, build knowledge of biodiversity, and empower young people to take action at a local level.
##### Win part of a €10,000 outdoor garden prize fund for your school
There are lots of Nature Hero prizes including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag & Golden Eagle awards. The overall Nature Hero Award winner will receive a school garden makeover worth up to €5,000, courtesy of Glenveagh.
##### National Recognition and Government Support
Speaking at the launch, Christopher O’Sullivan, T.D., Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, praised the initiative:
“The Nature Hero Awards play a strong role in developing children’s knowledge of biodiversity, encouraging an awareness and love of nature among the schoolchildren who will become the guardians of Ireland’s biodiversity.”
##### Glenveagh’s Commitment to Community and Sustainability
At Glenveagh, supporting initiatives like the Nature Hero Awards aligns with our core values of sustainability, education, and community building. We believe that vibrant, lasting communities start with young people who are connected to their environment and inspired to protect it.
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:
“We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards. After the success of last year’s awards, we can’t wait to see the biodiversity projects that students will complete this year.”
##### A Strong and Growing Partnership
This marks Glenveagh’s fourth consecutive year supporting the Nature Hero Awards as part of our wider schools engagement programme. Our partnership with Biodiversity in Schools plays an important role in helping us support the next generation through meaningful environmental education.
Mark Nolan, CEO and Founder of Biodiversity in Schools, added:
“We’re looking forward to working with schools to increase their knowledge of biodiversity in a fun and collaborative environment. We would like to thank Glenveagh, who are our sponsors for the fourth year in a row.”
##### Get Involved
Applications for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards are now open to pre-schools, primary and secondary schools across the Republic of Ireland.
To find out more or to apply, click here.

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### Supporting Future Stars at St. Patrick's GAA Club

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/stamullen/st-patricks-gaa-stamullen
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-05-13
- Last updated: 2025-08-05
- Summary: Glenveagh sponsors t-shirts and equipment for the academy team at St. Patrick’s GAA in Stamullen, supporting youth development and community sport.

Supporting Future Stars at St. Patrick's GAA Club

Glenveagh has extended its support to grassroots sports by sponsoring the academy team at St. Patrick’s GAA Club in Stamullen, County Meath. This partnership highlights Glenveagh’s commitment to fostering community engagement and promoting physical activity and personal growth among young athletes.
##### Impact on the Academy Team
The sponsorship from Glenveagh has enabled the academy team at St. Patrick’s GAA Club to receive new t-shirts and equipment. This support not only enhances the training experience for the young players but also fosters a sense of pride and unity within the team. Access to quality gear and resources is crucial in developing the skills and confidence of young athletes, and Glenveagh’s contribution plays a significant role in this aspect.
##### About St. Patrick's GAA
St. Patrick’s GAA Club, founded in 1950 through the amalgamation of the Stamullen and Julianstown clubs, has a rich history in Gaelic games. The club competes at Intermediate level in football and Junior level in hurling within Meath GAA competitions. With its base in Stamullen, the club serves as a cornerstone of local sports and community life.
##### Strengthening Communities Through Sport
As St. Patrick’s GAA Club continues to nurture young talent and uphold its legacy in Gaelic games, the support from Glenveagh stands as a testament to the power of collaboration between local businesses and sports organizations. By investing in youth sports, companies like Glenveagh can contribute to the holistic development of young individuals, promoting physical activity, teamwork, and community spirit.
For more information about St. Patrick's GAA, you can find their official website here.

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### Swords

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Stay up to date with the Glenveagh Swords community hub. Local events, site news and community initiatives for Swords and surrounding areas.

Swords
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Swords and the surrounding areas.

We are proud to introduce three new collections of A-rated family homes in the well-established community of Swords, only a short drive from Dublin city centre and all its convenient transport links and amenities.

Find your dream home — Our upcoming A-rated communities in Swords include Baile na Móna, Furzefield and Millers Glen. They are strategically located near Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre, Dublin Airport and key transport links into the city centre.

#### Millers Glen
The Millers Glen community will provide 378 new homes including a mix of houses, duplexes and apartments. There will be a series of routes to purchase available.

The community will feature approximately 1 hectare of public open space, with connections to neighbouring areas and access for residents and the wider community.

 The remaining homes are expected to be completed throughout 2026.
Find Out More

#### Baile na Móna
The Baile na Móna community will provide 274 new homes including a mix of houses, duplexes and apartments and will comprise 55% Affordable Purchase and 45% Social Housing.

The community will feature approximately 4.5 acres of public open space, including pocket parks as well as walking and cycling trails that will be available to the residents and the wider community.

The first new homes are expected to be completed during 2026.

#### Furzefield
The Furzefield community will provide 434 new homes including a mix of houses, duplexes and apartment. There will be a series of routes to purchase available.
The community will feature approximately 5.2 acres of public open space, including several pocket parks, playgrounds, a playing pitch, multi-use game areas and fitness trail stations.
The first homes are expected to be completed in throughout 2026.

For any enquiries about our new communities in Swords, please email community@glenveagh.ie

Glenveagh in the Local Community

Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Swords community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Swords community.

Contact Us
If you have any further questions or comments or media enquiries regarding the Swords community, please contact: community@glenveagh.ie

### Careers Talk at Swords Community College

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/careers-talk-swords
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-12-01
- Last updated: 2026-02-10
- Summary: Find out about the Careers Talk delivered by Glenveagh at Swords Community College.

Careers Talk at Swords Community College

We recently visited Swords Community College, where we had the opportunity to discuss the wide range of careers available in the construction industry.
The session highlighted various career paths, from design, engineering, and apprenticeships to on-site roles, finance, IT, and sales. The talk also covered Glenveagh’s approach to construction, focusing on modern methods of construction (MMC) like off-site manufacturing and energy-efficient designs.
##### Supporting Local Schools
At Glenveagh, we believe that supporting education is one of the best ways to invest in our communities. That’s why we work closely with local schools and organisations to help young people reach their full potential.
We are always looking out for the next generation of talent. Along with offering work experience and mentoring through our school outreach programme, we are expanding our apprenticeships and placements for both secondary and third-level students.
We hope some of the students at Swords Community College will be part of the future of construction. For more information on the school, you can find their website here.

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### Glenveagh Sponsors New Jerseys for Gaelscoil Bhrian Boróimhe

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/gaelscoil-bhrian-boroihme
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-04-30
- Last updated: 2026-05-01
- Summary: Glenveagh supports Gaelscoil Bhrian Boróimhe with new school jerseys, promoting teamwork, confidence, and community pride among students in Swords.

Glenveagh Sponsors New Jerseys for Gaelscoil Bhrian Boróimhe

Glenveagh is proud to support Gaelscoil Bhrian Boróimhe through the sponsorship of new football, hurling and camogie jerseys for all senior students. This initiative reinforces our ongoing commitment to investing in the communities where we build and operate.
##### Encouraging Participation and Inclusion
Sport plays a vital role in school life, offering students the opportunity to build confidence, develop teamwork skills, and represent their community with pride. By sponsoring the school’s new jerseys, Glenveagh is delighted to contribute to an initiative that allows students to feel united and empowered, both on and off the pitch.
We believe that small contributions can make a meaningful difference, particularly when they support participation and inclusivity among young people. It is inspiring to see the enthusiasm and dedication shown by both students and staff, and we are proud to play a part in supporting their journey.
##### Supporting a Successful Year Ahead
We wish everyone at Gaelscoil Bhrian Boróimhe the very best for the upcoming season and look forward to seeing the teams represent their school with confidence and pride.

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### Talking Site Safety at Broadmeadow NS, Swords

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/health-and-safety-talk-swords
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-10-16
- Last updated: 2025-10-16
- Summary: Find out all about Glenveagh's Health and Safety Talk at Broadmeadow National School, in Swords.

Talking Site Safety at Broadmeadow NS, Swords

Pupils at Broadmeadow National School in Swords received a return visit from Glenveagh this week, as we delivered our second health and safety talk at the school. The engaging and educational session offered students a valuable insight into the world of construction, while reinforcing key messages about safety around building sites.
##### Raising Site Safety Awareness in Swords
Peter Morgan from Glenveagh’s Health and Safety Team spoke to the students about the potential dangers found in construction sites, such as heavy machinery, scaffolding and loose materials. Through age-appropriate language and real-life examples, the team captured the students’ attention while driving home the important message of staying safe around building sites.
Children were shown what personal protective equipment (PPE) looks like, including hard hats, high-visibility jackets, gloves and safety boots, and learned why these items are essential for keeping construction workers safe. The students were also encouraged to ask questions, with many showing enthusiasm and curiosity about how buildings are made and what safety measures workers must follow each day.
##### Empowering Students To Take Action
Teachers at Broadmeadow NS praised the session for its hands-on approach and the way it connected important safety messages to topics already being explored in the classroom, such as community, occupations, and personal responsibility.
After the event, Peter Morgan said:
“It’s incredibly rewarding to engage interactively with young students and help them understand the importance of construction safety — not just for workers, but for everyone in the community. We hope today’s talk inspires them to think more about the world being built around them, and how they can be part of a safer future.”
As building activity continues to grow around Swords, Glenveagh’s health and safety talk was a great reminder of the role education plays in creating safer, more informed communities.

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### H&S Talk at Swords Educate Together NS

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/health-safety-talk-swords-educate-together
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-12-01
- Last updated: 2025-12-01
- Summary: Find out all about the Health & Safety Talk the Glenveagh team delivered at Swords Educate Together National School, in Swords.

H&S Talk at Swords Educate Together NS

Glenveagh's Health & Safety team recently visited Swords Educate Together National School to deliver an engaging and informative talk on site safety. The initiative is part of Glenveagh’s wider community outreach programme, aimed at educating young people about the importance of safety, particularly around active building sites.
##### All About Site Safety Awareness
The talk was tailored to 3rd and 4th year students and focused on key safety messages in a fun, age-appropriate format. The pupils learned about the importance of safety on construction sites in a way that was both age-appropriate and memorable. They were shown what personal protective equipment (PPE) looks like, including hard hats, high-visibility jackets, gloves and safety boots, and learned why these items are essential for keeping construction workers safe.
The students were also encouraged to ask questions, with many showing enthusiasm and curiosity about how buildings are made and what safety measures workers must follow each day.
##### Looking Ahead
At Glenveagh, we will continue our safety education programme with more school visits across Dublin and further afield. By focusing on health and safety at an early stage, we hope to build a strong culture of awareness that supports not just the construction industry, but the wider community as well.
Wishing the very best to all the students at Swords Educate Together NS.

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### Health & Safety Talk at Holy Family National School

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/holy-family-national-school
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-07-02
- Last updated: 2026-07-02
- Summary: Glenveagh visited Holy Family National School to teach construction site safety, providing pupils with safety resources and important awareness.

Health & Safety Talk at Holy Family National School

The Glenveagh team was delighted to visit Holy Family National School to deliver an engaging construction site safety talk for students. The visit aimed to raise awareness of the importance of staying safe around construction sites and to help pupils recognise potential hazards in their local area.
Through interactive storytelling and discussion, students learned valuable safety lessons in a fun and memorable way.
##### Engaging Students with Important Safety Messages
The pupils were enthusiastic and engaged throughout the session, asking thoughtful questions and actively participating as the Glenveagh team shared practical advice on construction site safety.
By introducing these important topics at an early age, we hope to help children better understand the importance of following safety signage, keeping a safe distance from construction activity and always staying alert around building sites.
To reinforce the key messages, every pupil received a hi-vis vest along with a selection of safety goodies to take home, encouraging them to continue the conversation with their families.
##### Supporting Safer Communities
At Glenveagh, creating safe communities extends beyond the homes we build. We are committed to supporting local schools through educational initiatives that help children stay informed and safe in their everyday environments.
It was a fantastic morning, and we were incredibly impressed by the students' enthusiasm, engagement and excellent questions. We would like to thank the staff and pupils of Holy Family National School for the warm welcome and for making the visit such a success.
We hope the session provided valuable knowledge that will help pupils stay safe around construction sites for years to come.

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### Local School Engagement in Swords

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/local-school-engagement-in-swords
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-03-12
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh engages with local schools in Swords through safety talks and community initiatives. Read more now.

#### Supporting Broadmeadow Community National School
We are proud to support local schools in Swords, strengthening our community ties and recently sponsored a soccer camp at Broadmeadow Community National School, with participation from pupils from Juniors to 1st class. The camp was facilitated by Coerver Coaching Leinster, a market leader in football skills development for all ages, offering a fun, safe, and engaging environment for children to improve their soccer skills and teamwork.
In addition, our Greencare team helped prepare the school’s grounds for the arrival of Spring by enhancing the landscaping around the school, ensuring a more vibrant environment for all to enjoy. Supporting local schools and community initiatives is an important part of our commitment to creating thriving, connected communities. We look forward to continuing our support and making a positive impact in Swords.
For any enquiries about our new communities in Swords, please email community@glenveagh.ie.

### Community Spirit in Full Swing at Miller's Glen

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/millers-glen-resident-association
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-07-30
- Last updated: 2026-08-04
- Summary: Glenveagh was delighted to support the Miller's Glen Residents Association with their new community initiative.

Community Spirit in Full Swing at Miller's Glen

Glenveagh was delighted to support the Miller's Glen Residents Association with their new community initiative. We provided hi-vis vests and equipment for the group's activities along with mulch and planting to add extra colour to the neighbourhood.
t's great to see residents coming together and taking an active role in their community. We're proud to support that spirit and wish the Miller's Glen Residents Association every success as they continue to grow.

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### Nature Hero Bootcamps On Their Way!

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/nature-hero-bootcamps-on-their-way
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-03-11
- Last updated: 2025-04-14
- Summary: Find out about Nature Hero bootcamps coming to local schools.

#### Nature Hero Bootcamps Coming to Local Schools
The Nature Hero Bootcamps, proudly sponsored by Glenveagh and facilitated by our school partner, Biodiversity in Schools, will be offered to local schools in the coming months. These bootcamps are part of the Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s largest outdoor learning award celebrating outstanding efforts by students and staff to support nature. The goal is to create an educational environment that fosters a love for nature, enhances knowledge of biodiversity, and inspires local action to protect it.
Find out more about the Nature Hero Awards here.
For any enquiries about our new communities in Swords, please email community@glenveagh.ie.

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### Sharing site safety message with students in Swords

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/sharing-site-safety-message-with-students-in-swords
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2026-07-30
- Last updated: 2026-10-02
- Summary: Glenveagh was delighted to visit schools in Swords to discuss staying safe near construction sites

Sharing site safety message with students in Swords

The Glenveagh team were happy to visit four schools across Swords to deliver construction site safety talks to 3rd and 4th class pupils. The visits took place throughout September in St Colmcille's Boys' National School, St Colmcille's Girls' National School, Broadmeadow National School and Swords Educate Together National School. With the new school year beginning, this was a great opportunity to engage with the students and speak about the importance of staying safe near active sites.
Our Sam and Sue construction book was used to help students understand how to stay safe around areas with active construction sites. The students took part in fantastic conversations and asked great questions around this topic. Every pupil went home with a pencil, a hi-vis vest and a key ring as a reminder of this important message.
A huge well done to all the pupils who took part and thank you to the teachers and staff at each school for welcoming us.

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### Backing the Future: St. Colmcilles Nursery Academy Gets a Boost

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/st-colmcilles-nursery-academy-sponsorhip
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-09-18
- Summary: Glenveagh Homes sponsors St Colmcilles GFC Nursery Academy, boosting support for young players aged 4 years upwards.

Backing the Future: St. Colmcilles Nursery Academy Gets a Boost

Glenveagh is thrilled to announce a new sponsorship of St. Colmcilles GFC Nursery Academy, reinforcing its commitment to youth development and community sport in Swords. This collaboration is a boost for young players, parents, and the community as a whole — supporting Gaelic games at their most formative level.
##### Building from the Ground Up
The Nursery Academy is the entry point for the club's youngest players to discover Gaelic football in a fun, safe and encouraging environment. Every Saturday morning from 10:30am at the club grounds, children are invited to join in friendly games and basic skill‑sessions, all in a warm, supportive group setting. No prior experience is needed; the emphasis is on enjoyment, basic skills, and playing together.
With Glenveagh coming on board, the academy will benefit from brand new jerseys that will make the training sessions even more rewarding.
##### Community, Growth & Well‑Being
Glenveagh’s decision to sponsor the club reflects more than just support for sport; it underscores a commitment to nurturing community bonds and wellbeing. For many parents, the Academy is not just about football — it’s about their children learning teamwork, social skills, self‑confidence, and forging friendships.
##### Looking Ahead
Thanks to the support from Glenveagh Homes, the St. Colmcilles Nursery Academy is set to be even stronger and more accessible. As the children grow, so too will their love of Gaelic games and their connection with the club. This sponsorship lays a solid foundation for success, both on and off the pitch.

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### Glenveagh Sponsors New Basketball Jerseys for Swords Community College

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/swords-community-college-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-06-04
- Last updated: 2025-08-05
- Summary: Glenveagh sponsors new basketball jerseys for Swords Community College, boosting team spirit and supporting youth sports in the local community.

Glenveagh Sponsors New Basketball Jerseys for Swords Community College

Swords Community College is celebrating a big win off the court thanks to a generous sponsorship from Glenveagh. The donation of brand-new basketball jerseys has given the school's teams a fresh new look and a boost in morale.
##### Elevating the Game
With student participation in basketball on the rise, the new kits come at a perfect time. Players now take to the court in professionally designed jerseys that reflect the team’s dedication and pride.
“This sponsorship means a lot to our students,” said a spokesperson for Swords Community College. “Having proper team jerseys not only boosts morale but also brings a real sense of unity. We’re very grateful to Glenveagh for supporting local youth and education.”
##### Our Commitment to Community
At Glenveagh, we are proud to support over 1,000 community initiatives across Ireland. Our support extends beyond housing, focusing on initiatives that promote wellbeing, education, and active lifestyles. By sponsoring the basketball jerseys for Swords Community College, we are reinforcing our commitment to nurturing local youth and encouraging participation in sports.
This partnership aligns with our broader vision of building healthy, connected communities where young people have opportunities to thrive both inside and outside the classroom. Supporting youth sports is a key part of fostering teamwork, discipline, and confidence among students, helping to build a strong foundation for their futures.
##### Looking Ahead
The new jerseys have already created a buzz around the school, and the basketball teams are gearing up for a season of exciting competition. With strong community support and a unified look, the future is bright for basketball at Swords Community College.
Wishing the very best of luck to all the students!

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### Glenveagh Sponsors U8 Girls Team at Swords Manor FC

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/swords-manor-fc-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-10-15
- Summary: Glenveagh sponsors the U8 girls team at Swords Manor FC, supporting grassroots football and empowering the next generation of female players.

Glenveagh Sponsors U8 Girls Team at Swords Manor FC

Swords Manor FC has scored a major win off the pitch as Glenveagh steps in as the official sponsor for the club's Under-8 girls team. This exciting partnership marks a significant investment in local grassroots football, particularly in empowering young girls to thrive in sport.
##### Supporting the Next Generation
With growing participation in girls' football across Ireland, support from community-focused companies like Glenveagh plays a vital role. The sponsorship will provide new kits for all the players, ensuring they have the best possible start to their football journey.
A Glenveagh spokesperson commented:
“We’re proud to support Swords Manor FC and their growing U8 girls’ team. Encouraging young girls to get involved in sport from an early age helps build teamwork, self-esteem, and a lifelong love of physical activity. We’re delighted to be part of their journey.”
#### Looking Ahead
As the new season kicks off, the U8 girls at Swords Manor FC will take to the pitch with pride — not only wearing their new Glenveagh-sponsored kits but also carrying the support of a community that believes in them. This partnership is more than just a sponsorship; it’s a shared investment in the future of girls’ sport in North Dublin.
We wish Swords Manor FC all the best for the new season ahead.

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### Corporate Support in Action: Glenveagh Sponsors Swords Tidy Towns

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/swords/swords-tidy-towns-sponsorship
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-07-08
- Last updated: 2025-07-08
- Summary: Glenveagh sponsors hi-vis vests, litter pickers, plants and biodiversity signs for Swords Tidy Towns, supporting local volunteers and environmental initiatives in the community.

### Corporate Support in Action: Glenveagh Sponsors Swords Tidy Towns
Glenveagh has proudly partnered with Swords Tidy Towns in a community-driven effort to promote cleanliness, biodiversity, and environmental awareness. As part of this initiative, Glenveagh sponsored a wide range of essential items in order to empower local volunteers and enhance public spaces throughout the town.
##### Equipping Volunteers for a Cleaner, Greener Swords
Recognising the important work of local volunteers, Glenveagh provided high-visibility vests and litter pickers to ensure that all participants in clean-up events are safe and well-equipped. These resources support the ongoing efforts to keep streets, parks, and green areas free from litter and debris, promoting civic pride and environmental responsibility.
##### Supporting Local Biodiversity
In addition to clean-up equipment, Glenveagh also donated several plants and biodiversity signs to help enhance and protect Swords' natural landscape. These efforts align with national goals around biodiversity and pollinator protection, while also making local spaces more attractive and welcoming for residents and visitors alike.
##### A Growing Partnership
This sponsorship reflects Glenveagh's broader commitment to sustainability and community engagement across Ireland. By backing local groups like Swords Tidy Towns, Glenveagh continues to invest in long-term, positive initiatives that benefit both the community and the environment.
If you wish to get involved with Swords Tidy Towns and become a volunteer, you can find their official website here.

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### Trim

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Trim and the surrounding areas.

Trim
Community Hub — Find out what's new, from Glenveagh events and initiatives to site updates, to community news in Trim and the surrounding areas.

Effernock
 
All homeowners have collected their keys and are settling in as the new community at Effernock is shaping up. 

For any enquiries about our new community, please email community@glenveagh.ie.

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Our Community Promise — At Glenveagh, we add lasting value to our communities by investing in the lives of our residents and the environment that surrounds them. Here are some of the ways we support the Trim community.
Sustainability — We offer ongoing support to local Tidy Towns by providing volunteers with the necessary supplies and equipment.
Education — We partner with local schools by upgrading outdoor and landscaping areas and organise regular Construction Site Safety Talks and free Nature Hero Bootcamps in local primary schools.
Local Economy — We support the local economy by procuring local where we can, as well as organise regular residents Community Days featuring small business owners from the area.
Sports & Fitness — We are proud sponsors of local clubs and sports initiatives close to the heart of the Trim community.

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### Glenveagh Hometown Heroes- Backing Dunsany GAA

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/backing-dunsany-gaa
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Glenveagh backs Dunsany GAA Club through our Hometown Heroes Fund in Co. Meath, supporting this historic community club. Read about our backing now.

Glenveagh delighted to support Dunsany GAA Club with our Hometown Heroes fund.
#### Supporting GAA in Dunsany
Glenveagh support over 1,000 initiatives throughout Ireland and showing support to local clubs is part of that vision. When Cathal Burke nominated Dunsany GAA Club for our Hometown Heroes Fund, we were delighted to help, providing support with new club jerseys. Wishing the club all the best with future games!
#### About Dunsany GAA Club
Dunsany GAA Club is firmly rooted in the local community and prides itself on the role it plays in bringing people together, young and old. The club has had a colourful history, from battling to survive to supplying some great Meath players over the years. It marked a huge event back in 2000, when its new grounds were opened as Páirc na nGaeil in Dunsany, which continues to be one of the best and most popular grounds in the county.
You can out more about the club on the Dunsany GAA Facebook Page.
#### Glenveagh Hometown Heroes Fund
The Hometown Heroes Fund enables Glenveagh staff to nominate a local club or association for assistance in achieving their goals. The awards can take different forms and have typically supported grassroots clubs, local initiatives via direct funding or sponsorship opportunities; a great way for Glenveagh staff to be become involved in supporting communities.

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### Backing Trim Tennis Club with Glenveagh Hometown Heroes

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/backing-trim-tennis-club-with-glenveagh-hometown-heroes
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-04-09
- Summary: Glenveagh delighted to support Trim Tennis club with our Hometown Heroes fund.

Glenveagh delighted to support Trim Tennis Club with our Hometown Heroes fund.
#### Glenveagh - Supporting Trim Tennis
Supporting local clubs and initiatives is something we enjoy doing, so when Brendan Keogh from our Commercial team nominated Trim Tennis Club for our Hometown Heroes Fund, it definitely fit the bill. Glenveagh is delighted to support Trim Tennis Club by assisting them with the physical enhancement of of the club.
#### About Trim Tennis Club
Trim Tennis Club was established in 1948 and has been a vital part of the community since then, giving an opportunity for players of all levels and ages, to participate in the sport of tennis. The clubs has four women's and four men's teams who play in tournaments throughout the season. Coaching is also available for all levels and ages.
The tennis club in Trim now has modernised facilities and flood lighting which enables tennis to be played all year round.
#### Glenveagh Hometown Heroes Fund
The Hometown Heroes Fund enables Glenveagh staff to nominate a local club or association for assistance in achieving their goals. The awards can take different forms and have typically supported grassroots clubs, local initiatives via direct funding or sponsorship opportunities; a great way for Glenveagh staff to be become involved in supporting communities.

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### Beaumont Hospital Fun Run Raises Thousands for Foundation

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/beaumont-hospital-fun-run-raises-thousands-for-foundation
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-30
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: The Beaumont Hospital Fun Run, supported by Glenveagh, raises vital funds for patient equipment. Read about the Trim fundraising event now.

Beaumont Hospital Fun Run sponsored by Glenveagh, raises thousands.
#### The Big Beaumont Hospital Fun Run 2024 a Huge Success
It's great to be associated with an event like the recent Beaumont Big Hospital Fun Run and Glenveagh are delighted to support it again this year. A wonderful turnout in St. Anne's Park Raheny in Dublin, on the last day of September, saw hundreds of runners and walkers complete the 5km run in support of the Beaumont Hospital Foundation. Over €35,000 was raised and the funds will be used to purchase brand new gym equipment for the Physiotherapy Department, including a standing frame and exercise bike for arms and legs. New equipment enables patients to use the most up to date technologies as part of their rehabilitation. A fantastic event with a wonderful outcome for the physiotherapy department in Beaumont Hospital.
For a flavour of the day, check out our Big Beamont Hospital Fun Run Video below:

#### About Beaumont Hospital Foundation
Beaumont Hospital Foundation highlights the medical contribution Beaumont Hospital makes to the community in Dublin and for patients from all over Ireland. Its goal is "to inspire patients and their families, along with members of the Irish public, to make donations in support of vital equipment and services which improve the treatment and care which our staff provide".
To find out more about the Beaumont Hospital Foundation and the work it does visit beaumontfundraising.ie.

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### Hometown Heroes Support for Trim Celtic

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/glenveagh-hometown-heroes-support-for-trim-celtic
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-30
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh backs Trim Celtic AFC via our Hometown Heroes Fund, supporting youth football in Co. Meath. Read more now.

Glenveagh delighted to support Trim Celtic AFC with our Hometown Heroes fund.
#### Trim Celtic AFC Receive Hometown Hero Support
Supporting local clubs and initiatives is something we enjoy doing, so when Michael Kerrigan from our Commercial team nominated Trim Celtic AFC for our Hometown Heroes Fund, we were happy to help. Glenveagh is delighted to support Trim Celtic AFC with the great work they do with teams of all ages.
#### About Trim Celtic AFC
The original Trim Celtic dates back to some time before WWII when local cricketers were looking for another sport to keep them playing during the winter. There was a later incarnation in the 1950s, but today's club was founded in 1967. The football club went from strength to strength in the 1970s, moving to new grounds at Knightsbrook on the Summerhill Road in 1976. The grounds were named in honour of founding Chairman Paddy Tully on the 25th Anniversary of the Club in 1992.
To find out more about Trim Celtic visit trimceltic.clubzap.com

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### Glenveagh Join Jack and Jill in Fundraising Success

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/glenveagh-join-jack-and-jill-in-fundraising-success
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-09-20
- Last updated: 2025-06-24

Glenveagh and Jack and Jill staff raise over €20,000 for the charity!
#### Jack and Jill and Glenveagh Join in Fundraising Challenge
This week we're taking a look back at some of our initiatives over the summer and where better to start than the annual Glenveagh Jack and Jill Children's Foundation shop take over volunteering day, which took place in June. Over 30 volunteers from Glenveagh competed to raise funds for the charity foundation, across shops in Newbridge, Portlaoise and Artane. The Glenveagh teams took over the three shops, working with the wonderful Jack and Jill staff, in an effort to raise as much as possible by the end of the day.
Together we raised an incredible €20,590.35 over the equating to 1,143 hours of nursing care for Jack and Jill families, which made it our most successful Jack & Jill shop fundraiser to date. A huge thank you to everyone who supported the day and made it a very special fundraiser for such a worthy cause.

#### About Jack and Jill Children's Foundation
Jack and Jill is a nationwide charity providing in-home nursing care and respite support for children up to the age of 6 with severe to profound cognitive delay. This may include children with brain injury, genetic diagnosis, cerebral palsy, and undiagnosed conditions. Another key part of their service is end-of-life care for all children up to the age of 6, irrespective of diagnosis.
The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation’s mission is to empower the families it supports to care for their child at home, by funding and delivering nursing, respite and advocacy.
You can find out more about the wonderful work done by the Jack and Jill Children's Foundation by visiting jackandjill.ie

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### Kaleidoscope Competition Winner receives Dream Treehouse from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/kaleidoscope-competition-winner-receives-dream-treehouse-from-glenveagh
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-11-14
- Last updated: 2025-06-24
- Summary: Dermot Bannon presents young Kaleidoscope competition winner with custom made treehouse from Glenveagh.

#### Dream Treehouse Build with Glenveagh and Dermot Bannon
(photo: Glenveagh Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy, Competition winner Jack Farrington & Architect Dermot Bannon)
It’s not every day that Dermot Bannon shows up at your front door to officially hand over the keys of a dream tree house that you designed yourself! That’s exactly what happened to Dundalk’s Jack Farrington this November, when his winning design came to life with a unique treehouse built right in his own back garden.
Earlier this year, Jack and his family were among thousands of festival goers at Kaleidoscope Presented by Glenveagh, where Dermot Bannon hosted a Design Masterclass in Elemen-Tree Woods, Glenveagh’s fun-packed zone at the festival. Dermot challenged budding young designers to draw their dream treehouse, using tips the award-winning architect and host of TV’s Room To Improve, gave them on the day. One lucky winner would win their very own treehouse built in their garden. The competition was fierce, but Jack’s creativity stood out, winning him the unique prize.
Dermot Bannon tells us why Jack's was the winning design: "The shape of this tree house with all the levels, and the tower, I think it could make for some really cool spaces inside. The colours used are fantastic and would look great in a garden. I like also the fact that it doesn't need a tree to be built; the crisscross supports give it a forest feel. Well done Jack”.
#### The Big Build
Architect Dermot Bannon and ten-year old Jack Farrington turned out to be a winning team when it came to creating a treehouse like no other. They hit it off as Jack’s imagination and Dermot’s ability to capture a child’s creativity got to work, with a little help from Glenveagh of course, as we set about the Big Build.
Unlike most of Dermot’s projects, this one included a slide, swings, climbing zones,sound systems, basket hoops and even “no-parent” dens in their requirements. Glenveagh took on the challenge and Glenveagh’s Senior Marketing Manager Martin Clancy assembled a skilled team of treehouse builders to turn Jack’s dream into a reality. Martin says:
“Delivering Jack’s dream treehouse was an incredible experience. Seeing his creativity come to life was inspiring for our whole team. Kaleidoscope Festival was the perfect setting to spark that creativity in children, giving them the freedom to dream big and imagine their ideal spaces. We were thrilled to be part of a project that captured such imagination and joy”.
Watch as Jack's dream treehouse takes shape:

Seeing a drawing become a reality for Jack and his siblings has been a fun and uplifting experience for everyone involved, from Jack’s family to Dermot Bannon and the Glenveagh team. Magic really can happen with a little bit of imagination!

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### Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh Crowned Winner of 2025 Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/nature-hero-awards-2025-winner
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-05-19
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh wins the 2025 Nature Hero Award, earning a €10,000 garden makeover. Read more now.

Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh Crowned Winner of 2025 Nature Hero Awards

Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh, a Gaelscoil located in the heart of Ráth Chairn, Co. Meath, has been announced as the national winner of the 2025 Nature Hero Awards. The prestigious honour comes with a €10,000 school garden makeover, proudly sponsored by Glenveagh and coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools.
Competing against over 300 schools from across 26 counties — representing an incredible 93,324 students from pre-school to senior cycle — Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh in Ráth Chairn emerged as the standout entrant for their creative and committed approach to biodiversity. Their winning efforts included hands-on initiatives supporting frogs, owls, pollinators, and a school-wide ecoliteracy programme that deeply engaged both teachers and pupils.
The Nature Hero Awards is Ireland’s largest outdoor learning programme, recognising schools that demonstrate excellence in biodiversity education and action. While many schools achieve bronze, silver, and gold status, only one is chosen each year as the overall national winner.
A Vision for Nature-Led Learning
In recognition of their achievement, Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh received a certificate, a commemorative plaque, and the transformative €10,000 prize to enhance their school garden — turning it into a living classroom that supports local wildlife and nurtures students’ connection to nature.
Speaking about the impact of the initiative, Diarmaid Ó hAlmhain, the school’s coordinating teacher, said:
> "Winning the Nature Hero Awards is an amazing honour for us here in Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh. We are enormously proud of what the children have achieved with the help and support of our amazing teachers and the whole school community here in Ráth Chairn. [...] Our pupils have had an amazing time transforming our school grounds into a biodiversity haven and they are thrilled at this accolade. We look forward to using our prize to transform our school garden for everyone to enjoy.”
Corporate and Community Commitment
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, praised the school’s dedication:
> “We’re proud to collaborate with Biodiversity in Schools on this excellent educational initiative, and delighted to see so many schools and children participate this year. We congratulate Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh on their fantastic achievement in winning this national award".
Mark Nolan, Director of Biodiversity in Schools, echoed the sentiment:
> “We've been amazed by the incredible work undertaken by schools across the country to help their local biodiversity. Congratulations to Scoil Uí Ghramhnaigh who have shown superb leadership in outdoor learning and also a massive well done to all the schools who achieved 'Nature Hero' status this year. A special thank you to Glenveagh Homes for their continued support of this great initiative.”
A Platform for the Future
The Nature Hero Awards celebrate more than just a single school — they represent a nationwide movement toward environmental education and action. With participation spanning all education levels across Ireland, the programme not only raises awareness but also empowers schools to take meaningful steps to protect local ecosystems.
To find out more about the Nature Hero Awards or to register interest for the next academic year, please visit www.biodiversityinschools.com.

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### New Glenveagh Ad Campaign with a Focus on Community

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/new-glenveagh-ad-campaign-with-a-focus-on-community
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2024-10-14
- Last updated: 2025-06-30
- Summary: Glenveagh's latest "Love Where You Live" campaign focussing on our work with local communities, is now running in cinemas, on TV, outdoor advertising, on social media and our website.

New Glenveagh campaign with a spotlight on support for Community initiatives across Ireland.
#### New Glenveagh Campaign Highlighting Community
Glenveagh's latest "Love Where You Live" campaign focussing on our work with local communities, is now running in cinemas, on TV, outdoor advertising, on social media and our website.
Glenveagh is proud to support over 1,000 community initiatives, and this campaign showcases some of those valued partnerships.
Watch the Glenveagh Community is What We Do TV and cinema ad below:

#### Love Where You Live!
From Tidy Towns and Nature Heroes to GAA and rowing clubs, the campaign features a wide range of community-based organisations that Glenveagh sponsors. It offers a glimpse into the positive impact we have, not only for people living in Glenveagh homes but for their wider communities as well.

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### Supporting Skryne Tara AFC with Glenveagh Hometown Heroes

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/supporting-skryne-tara-afc-with-glenveagh-hometown-heroes
- Section: Our communities
- Last updated: 2025-02-20
- Summary: Glenveagh delighted to support Skryne Tara AFC with our Hometown Heroes fund.

Glenveagh delighted to support Skryne Tara AFC with our Hometown Heroes fund.
#### Glenveagh - Supporting Skryne Tara AFC
At Glenveagh, we pride ourselves on supporting local clubs and initiatives, from sport to community groups and more. Our Hometown Heroes Fund recognises this work, so when Allan Carty from Glenveagh's Procurement Team nominated Skryne Tara AFC for support, it was clear they were a perfect fit.
#### About Skryne Tara AFC
Skryne TARA AFC is a community based football club in the heart of historical Meath. It has a teams ranging from underage to Senior Women's and Men's teams, playing in a number of leagues.
To find out more check out Skryne Tara AFC on Instagram.
#### Glenveagh Hometown Heroes Fund
The Hometown Heroes Fund enables Glenveagh staff to nominate a local club or association for assistance in achieving their goals. The awards can take different forms and have typically supported grassroots clubs, local initiatives via direct funding or sponsorship opportunities; a great way for Glenveagh staff to be become involved in supporting communities.

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### Supporting Sport at Trim Educate Together

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/trim/supporting-sport-at-trim-educate-together
- Section: Our communities
- Published: 2025-05-01
- Last updated: 2025-05-01
- Summary: Glenveagh delighted to support Trim Educate Together National School athletics teams.

#### Backing Trim ETNS Athletics
Supporting local schools and sports is something we enjoy doing, so we were delighted to back Trim Educate Together National School athletics. We recently sponsored new athletics tops for their running teams and wish all the team members the very best of luck in their future races!
#### About Trim Educate Together
Trim Educate Together National School (Trim ETNS) was established in 2014 with a Junior Infants class. It now has classes all the way up to sixth class and the school is a thriving part of the local community.
Trim ETNS is "a multi-denominational, co-educational, child-centred and democratically-run primary school" and it prides itself on nurturing every child's potential helping them reach their potential academically, socially and emotionally.

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### Home

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- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Explore corporate information, investor relations, ESG reporting and careers at Glenveagh Properties PLC, one of Ireland's largest homebuilders.

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Homebuilding Horizons Report 2026 — Every home built is the product of hundreds of decisions across zoning, planning, funding, infrastructure, construction and regulation. When any one part of that system gets held up, delivery slows with it. But there is so much opportunity waiting to be unlocked. This new report explores the key challenges facing Irish homebuilding today and sets out practical and collaborative solutions to help the system work more effectively and boost Ireland’s homebuilding efforts. It presents an overall assessment and recommendations on the homebuilding sector and combines original research, Glenveagh’s own data, and on-the-ground operational insight.

In the report, we set out 40 practical recommendations that will support existing policy and the various stages of the homebuilding process.

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The Annual Report & Accounts 2025 sets out how Glenveagh is delivering on our vision that everyone should have access to great‑value, high‑quality homes in flourishing communities across Ireland. The report brings together our Strategic Report, Sustainability Statement, Corporate Governance report and Financial Statements to provide a clear and transparent view of our performance in 2025 and our direction for the future. It details how our Homebuilding and Partnerships business segments are scaling delivery, how innovation and modern methods of construction are strengthening quality, efficiency and sustainability, and how our culture, values and governance support long‑term value creation.
Together, these sections show how we are shaping the future of Irish homebuilding by combining operational excellence, financial discipline and commitment to our customers, communities, colleagues and shareholders.

John Mulcahy — Chair — Chair's letter — 2025 has been a strong and productive year for Glenveagh. Alongside growing output, the Group has continued to invest significantly in its platform to support sustainable performance over the medium term.
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- Last updated: 2026-10-13
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Our investment case — A clear strategic focus and effective business model make Glenveagh a compelling investment.
Well invested — Our high‑quality, low‑risk landbank is focused on delivering affordable own‑door housing and supports the delivery of between 2,750 and 3,600 homes per annum through to 2030, without the need for further material land investment. Approximately 74% of the landbank is located in the Greater Dublin Area, with 83% comprising own‑door homes - representing the deepest and most resilient demand segments by both location and typology.
Vertically integrated — Glenveagh operates Ireland’s largest off‑site manufacturing platform, with approximately 400,000 square feet of production capacity across three facilities. Assembled for just over €70 million of capital investment to date, it represents strong value for money and is central to our fully integrated delivery model, from land acquisition through to on‑site assembly.
Market driven — Ireland benefits from a highly resilient domestic economy, underpinned by sustained population growth and rising wages. This supports strong private customer demand in a market characterised by structural under‑supply across all tenures, reinforced by supportive government policy through both demand and supply‑side initiatives.
Value added — Our expert in‑house planning team is well equipped to navigate the complexities of the Irish market. This capability is complemented by our market‑leading Home Buyer Portal, now embedded across the full customer journey, with more than 3,800 registered customers engaging from deposit through to handover, and overseen by a highly experienced Board and Executive team.
Capital efficient — We maintain a strong and prudently managed balance sheet, characterised by low leverage and high efficiency. Our clearly defined capital allocation framework prioritises disciplined investment in land, work‑in‑progress, and the supply chain, while also enabling the return of excess capital to shareholders and driving efficiency across the business.

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- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/-sustainability
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- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Explore Glenveagh's environmental and ESG strategy. View our Science-Based Targets commitment, ISO certifications, and Net Zero Transition Plan.

Glenveagh Properties PLC — Sustainability
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Sustainability at Glenveagh is embedded in our Building Better strategy, supporting long‑term value creation, operational performance and disciplined risk management. We focus on areas of greatest impact across our value chain, investing in modern construction methods, innovation and energy‑efficient solutions to enhance quality and carbon performance.
Details of our latest performance is set out in our Sustainability Statement.

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### About us

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/about-us
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Learn about Glenveagh Properties, one of Ireland's largest homebuilders. Discover our story, our values and how we deliver quality new homes nationwide.

Glenveagh Properties PLC — About us
As one of Ireland's leading homebuilders, Glenveagh is focused on delivering high quality homes in flourishing communities. We achieve quality and great accessibility to new homes by relentlessly innovating the way we plan, design and build. We bring new ideas home.
About us

Our core values — Our values inform everything we do and how we do it. These values are integral to building a Glenveagh that we are all proud to be part of.
Safety first — The health and wellbeing of everyone who we engage and work with is the most important thing to us. This is why we are committed to maintaining the health and safety of all those who work with us and who are impacted by what we do. We do this by integrating Health and Safety into all our decision-making.
Collaborative — Building homes at scale requires the close collaboration of many different people with specialist skills and distinct perspectives. We respect and trust each other while acting responsibly and with integrity, believing that how we get things done is just as important as our achievements.
Innovative — We constantly seek to innovate to satisfy customer needs, drive sustainability and deliver value for money. We find new ways of solving current and future challenges to create flourishing communities across Ireland.
Customer centred — We build for the people who call our developments ‘home’. To do this well, we take the time to understand them, their lives and their ever-changing needs. By putting our customers at the centre of everything we do, we create homes and communities that have lasting value.
Can-do — We positively impact each other, our partners and our customers through our dedication, grit and can-do attitude. We are continuously learning and growing our skills to ensure we realise our vision.

Our Strategy - Building better
Housing is essential national infrastructure – the foundation of social progress and economic resilience. At Glenveagh, we understand this, and so our strategy is built for the long term, combining scale, innovation, and responsibility to ensure Ireland can meet its housing needs for decades to come.
We are building more than homes; we are building the capacity for a stronger, more sustainable Ireland. Our Building Better Strategy is shaping the next chapter of Glenveagh’s story - one centred on growth, innovation, and long-term value. It focuses on building high-quality, affordable homes while creating lasting benefits for customers, communities, and shareholders alike.
Guided by five strategic pillars, we’re combining modern construction methods, data-driven decision-making, and sustainable design to deliver better homes, stronger communities, and a more resilient business for the future.

Creating value, the Glenveagh way — We positively impact the economy, communities, and the environment through our strategic activities, creating value for all our stakeholders.
Our vision — We believe everyone should have access to affordable, high‑quality homes in thriving communities across Ireland. In 2025, we delivered 2,568 units and created new communities through our Building Lasting Communities Programme.
Our mission — We are committed to innovation, transforming how homes are planned, designed, built, and marketed in Ireland and making the home buying journey transparent and accessible for customers. In 2025, we invested in innovative new materials, such as lightweight cladding and roofing, that save costs and reduce emissions.
Our culture — An inclusive and collaborative culture encourages fresh thinking, teamwork, and trust to challenge the status quo. We are forging a new path, relentlessly innovating every stage of the building process to create homes and communities that will positively impact Irish society. In 2025, we provided over 11,700 hours of training and development (excluding EHS training hours) across the business and contributed nearly €600,000 to support community investment.
Our sustainability — In 2024, we became the first construction company in Ireland to achieve Gold accreditation from the Irish Centre for Diversity. In 2025, we launched our biodiversity and circular economy strategies and advanced our transition to Net Zero through science‑based targets verified by the SBTi.
Our values — Our values - Safety first, Collaborative, Innovative, Customer‑centred, and Can‑do - guide everything we do. They shape how we work, how we build, and how we deliver homes and communities that meet the needs of customers and society.

Our leadership
Board of directors
Audit & Risk committee
Remuneration committee
Nomination committee
Environmental and Social Responsibility committee
John Mulcahy — Co-Founder & Non-Executive Chairman — John Mulcahy is a chartered surveyor with over 40 years’ experience in the Irish real estate sector. He is currently the chairman of IPUT plc and a member of the board of TIO ICAV. Previously, he was a member of the board (from 2012 to 2014), and Head of Asset Management (from 2011 to 2014), at National Asset Management Agency and, prior to that, was chairman and CEO of JLL’s operations in Ireland from 2002 to 2010. John was also a founding member of the RICS Asset Valuations Standards Committee and the Property Advisory Committee of the National Pension Reserve Fund. John is Chair of the Group's Nomination Committee.
Stephen Garvey — Co-Founder, CEO & Executive Director — Stephen was appointed Chief Executive Officer in August 2019. As CEO of Glenveagh, Stephen is responsible for delivering on the Group’s vision to create Ireland’s leading and most sustainable homebuilder. Stephen has over 20 years’ experience in the construction and property industry in Ireland. Prior to founding his own successful residential development business, Bridgedale Homes, Stephen worked with a number of Ireland’s largest property developers. From 2014 to 2017, Stephen advised and managed the acquisition of Irish residential development opportunities on behalf of TIO RLF. A co-founder of Glenveagh who assumed the CEO role in 2019, Stephen had led the growth and development of the Group since IPO.
Conor Murtagh — CFO & Executive Director — Conor is Glenveagh’s Chief Financial Officer. Prior to his appointment as CFO, Conor served as Glenveagh’s Chief Strategy Officer. Conor oversees the Group’s corporate functions including finance, corporate governance, IT, People, strategy & corporate development, and sustainability. He is a fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and joined Glenveagh in February 2018 with 10 years’ corporate finance experience having previously worked as associate director in corporate finance for Investec.
Cara Ryan — Independent Non-Executive Director — Cara Ryan is an experienced non-executive director, with over 20 years’ experience at board level in publicly listed and private companies in both regulated and non-regulated entities. Cara is a non-executive director of Mercer Ireland, where she chairs the Risk Committee, Remuneration Committee and is also a member of the Audit Committee. She is also a non-executive director of BNP Paribas Fund Administration Services in Ireland and is a member of the Audit Committee. Cara has experience in the house building industry and was the Director of Finance of Manor Park Homebuilders. She was formerly a non-executive director of IFG Group plc, a listed financial services Group in Dublin & London and was the Managing Director of IFG Investment Managers until 2006. Cara is the Chair of the Group’s Audit & Risk Committee.
Pat McCann — Senior Independent Director — Pat McCann has 50 years’ experience in the hotel industry, having begun his career in 1969 with Ryan Hotels plc. He joined Jurys Hotel Group plc in 1989 and became Chief Executive of Jurys Doyle Hotel Group plc in 2000. In 2007, Pat founded Dalata Hotel Group plc. He is a non-executive director of a number of private companies and was appointed to the board of Ibec in 2017. Pat completed his term as President of Ibec in September 2020. He is a former non-executive director of EBS Building Society, Greencore Group plc and Whitfield Private Hospital. He has served as National President of the Irish Hotels Federation and as a member of the National Tourism Council. Pat is the Chair of the Group’s Remuneration Committee.
Camilla Hughes — Independent Non-Executive Director — Camilla Hughes is a highly experienced strategic and financial advisor, having spent over twenty-five years in Investment Banking and Capital Markets advising companies on transactions and shareholder engagement. Camilla currently provides independent strategic advice around all aspects of ESG considerations at Rothschild & Co in the Global Advisory business based in London and, prior to expanding her executive career, Camilla served as a Corporate Broker within UK Investment Banking at Credit Suisse. Camilla brings to the Board her significant and diverse experience of financial markets and investor influences with in-depth knowledge and expertise in the real estate, consumer and technology sectors. She holds an MA (Hons) in PPE, Philosophy, Politics and Economics, from Oxford University and a certificate in Sustainable Finance from Cambridge University Institute for Sustainability Leadership. Camilla is the Chair of the Environmental & Social Responsibility Committee.
Emer Finnan — Independent Non-Executive Director — Emer Finnan is a qualified accountant who has worked both as an investment banker and a group CFO. She is currently President, Europe of Kildare Partners, a private equity firm based in London and Dublin, where she is responsible for investment origination in Europe. After qualifying as a chartered accountant with KPMG, she worked in investment banking at Citibank and ABN AMRO in London and then NCB Stockbrokers in Dublin. In 2005 she joined EBS Building Society in Ireland, becoming its Finance Director in early 2010. In 2012, Emer re-joined NCB Stockbrokers to lead a financial services team in Ireland. She joined Kildare Partners in 2013.
Lorna Conn — Lorna Conn is CEO of Cpl and Senior Managing Executive Officer of Outsourcing Inc, Cpl’s Tokyo listed parent company. Lorna is also an Independent Non-Executive Director of Bord na Móna. Lorna is a Chartered Director and a qualified Chartered Accountant, having trained with Deloitte. Lorna holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from University College Dublin and a Masters in Accounting from the Michael Smurfit Business School. Lorna has previously held senior roles in a number of public companies, residing in both Ireland and America during this time.
Max Steinebach — Non-Executive Director — Max is a Partner at Teleios Capital Partners, an investment firm operating from offices in Switzerland and the UK. Max previously served at Charterhouse Capital Partners and The Blackstone Group, where he worked on investments across a variety of sectors, having begun his career in investment banking with Morgan Stanley.

### Corporate Governance

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/about-us/corporate-governance
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2022-09-21
- Summary: We recognise that our success in delivering to both external and internal stakeholders requires an ongoing commitment to the highest standards of corporate governance.

Corporate governance — At Glenveagh we pride ourselves on our rigorous corporate governance practices.

We recognise that our success in delivering to both external and internal stakeholders requires an ongoing commitment to the highest standards of corporate governance.

Board and associated committees — Glenveagh has a highly experienced Board of Directors that is committed to maintaining the highest standards of corporate governance. The work of the associated Board Committees is also central to ensuring the robustness of our corporate governance framework.

Investor events — Discover the latest Glenveagh news and event dates, details and presentations.

John Mulcahy — Executive Chairman — Good governance is the bedrock which supports the effective and prudent management of the business and helps drive long-term value creation for shareholders

Corporate news & insights

About us — We build high quality homes in flourishing communities.
What we do — Our vision is that everyone should have the opportunity to access great-value, high-quality homes in flourishing communities across Ireland.
Our strategy — At Glenveagh, we are passionate about creating a positive environmental, social and economic legacy for future generations.

Explore More
About us — Our values, operating highlights and strategic priorities.
Investors — Investor tools, share price analysis and financial calendar.
Sustainability — Our approach to sustainability and our six pillars.
Careers — Learn more about working with Glenveagh.
News — Latest Glenveagh news and event dates.

### Our Leadership

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/about-us/corporate-management
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-05-25
- Summary: Meet the Glenveagh corporate management team driving Ireland's leading homebuilder. Learn about our board of directors and executive leadership.

Board of directors — The Board is responsible for the leadership, strategic direction and overall management of Glenveagh. The Company has a highly experienced Board and is currently comprised of eight Directors; one Executive Director and seven Non-Executive Directors. As Non-Executive Chairman, John Mulcahy is responsible for the effective leadership of the Board.
John Mulcahy — Co-Founder & Non-Executive Chairman — John Mulcahy is a chartered surveyor with over 40 years’ experience in the Irish real estate sector. He is currently the chairman of IPUT plc and a member of the board of TIO ICAV. Previously, he was a member of the board (from 2012 to 2014), and Head of Asset Management (from 2011 to 2014), at National Asset Management Agency and, prior to that, was chairman and CEO of JLL’s operations in Ireland from 2002 to 2010. John was also a founding member of the RICS Asset Valuations Standards Committee and the Property Advisory Committee of the National Pension Reserve Fund. John is Chair of the Group's Nomination Committee.
Stephen Garvey — Co-Founder, CEO & Executive Director — Stephen was appointed Chief Executive Officer in August 2019. As CEO of Glenveagh, Stephen is responsible for delivering on the Group’s vision to create Ireland’s leading and most sustainable homebuilder. Stephen has over 20 years’ experience in the construction and property industry in Ireland. Prior to founding his own successful residential development business, Bridgedale Homes, Stephen worked with a number of Ireland’s largest property developers. From 2014 to 2017, Stephen advised and managed the acquisition of Irish residential development opportunities on behalf of TIO RLF. A co-founder of Glenveagh who assumed the CEO role in 2019, Stephen had led the growth and development of the Group since IPO.
Conor Murtagh — CFO & Executive Director — Conor is Glenveagh’s Chief Financial Officer. Prior to his appointment as CFO, Conor served as Glenveagh’s Chief Strategy Officer. Conor oversees the Group’s corporate functions including finance, corporate governance, IT, People, strategy & corporate development, and sustainability. He is a fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and joined Glenveagh in February 2018 with 10 years’ corporate finance experience having previously worked as associate director in corporate finance for Investec.
Pat McCann — Senior Independent Director — Pat McCann has 50 years’ experience in the hotel industry, having begun his career in 1969 with Ryan Hotels plc. He joined Jurys Hotel Group plc in 1989 and became Chief Executive of Jurys Doyle Hotel Group plc in 2000. In 2007, Pat founded Dalata Hotel Group plc. He is a non-executive director of a number of private companies and was appointed to the board of Ibec in 2017. Pat completed his term as President of Ibec in September 2020. He is a former non-executive director of EBS Building Society, Greencore Group plc and Whitfield Private Hospital. He has served as National President of the Irish Hotels Federation and as a member of the National Tourism Council. Pat is the Chair of the Group’s Remuneration Committee.
Cara Ryan — Independent Non-Executive Director — Cara Ryan is an experienced non-executive director, with over 20 years’ experience at board level in publicly listed and private companies in both regulated and non-regulated entities. Cara is a non-executive director of Mercer Ireland, where she chairs the Risk Committee, Remuneration Committee and is also a member of the Audit Committee. She is also a non-executive director of BNP Paribas Fund Administration Services in Ireland and is a member of the Audit Committee. Cara has experience in the house building industry and was the Director of Finance of Manor Park Homebuilders. She was formerly a non-executive director of IFG Group plc, a listed financial services Group in Dublin & London and was the Managing Director of IFG Investment Managers until 2006. Cara is the Chair of the Group’s Audit & Risk Committee.
Camilla Hughes — Independent Non-Executive Director — Camilla Hughes is a highly experienced strategic and financial advisor, having spent over twenty-five years in Investment Banking and Capital Markets advising companies on transactions and shareholder engagement. Camilla currently provides independent strategic advice around all aspects of ESG considerations at Rothschild & Co in the Global Advisory business based in London and, prior to expanding her executive career, Camilla served as a Corporate Broker within UK Investment Banking at Credit Suisse. Camilla brings to the Board her significant and diverse experience of financial markets and investor influences with in-depth knowledge and expertise in the real estate, consumer and technology sectors. She holds an MA (Hons) in PPE, Philosophy, Politics and Economics, from Oxford University and a certificate in Sustainable Finance from Cambridge University Institute for Sustainability Leadership. Camilla is the Chair of the Environmental & Social Responsibility Committee.
Emer Finnan — Independent Non-Executive Director — Emer Finnan is a qualified accountant who has worked both as an investment banker and a group CFO. She is currently President, Europe of Kildare Partners, a private equity firm based in London and Dublin, where she is responsible for investment origination in Europe. After qualifying as a chartered accountant with KPMG, she worked in investment banking at Citibank and ABN AMRO in London and then NCB Stockbrokers in Dublin. In 2005 she joined EBS Building Society in Ireland, becoming its Finance Director in early 2010. In 2012, Emer re-joined NCB Stockbrokers to lead a financial services team in Ireland. She joined Kildare Partners in 2013.
Lorna Conn — Independent Non-Executive Director — Lorna Conn is CEO of Cpl and Senior Managing Executive Officer of Outsourcing Inc, Cpl’s Tokyo listed parent company. Lorna is also an Independent Non-Executive Director of Bord na Móna. Lorna is a Chartered Director and a qualified Chartered Accountant, having trained with Deloitte. Lorna holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from University College Dublin and a Masters in Accounting from the Michael Smurfit Business School. Lorna has previously held senior roles in a number of public companies, residing in both Ireland and America during this time.
Max Steinebach — Non-Executive Director — Max is a Partner at Teleios Capital Partners, an investment firm operating from offices in Switzerland and the UK. Max previously served at Charterhouse Capital Partners and The Blackstone Group, where he worked on investments across a variety of sectors, having begun his career in investment banking with Morgan Stanley.

Audit and Risk Committee — The Audit and Risk Committee is responsible for monitoring the integrity of the Company’s financial reporting and the effective application of the Company’s internal controls. The Audit and Risk Committee meets at least four times per year at appropriate intervals in the Company’s financial reporting and audit cycle. The Board is satisfied that the combined qualification and experience of the individual members provides the committee with the financial expertise necessary to discharge its responsibilities.
Cara Ryan
Pat McCann
Emer Finnan
Lorna Conn

Remuneration Committee — The Remuneration Committee is responsible for setting and monitoring the level and structure of remuneration for the Executive Directors and senior management. The Remuneration Committee holds a minimum of two meetings per year and utilises the services of external consultants to assist in the discharge of its responsibilities as appropriate.
Camilla Hughes

Nomination Committee — The Nomination Committee is responsible for reviewing the size, structure and composition of the Board, undertaking succession planning and leading the process for new Board appointment recommendations. The Nomination Committee holds a minimum of one meeting per year and utilises the services of external consultants to assist in the discharge of its responsibilities as appropriate.
John Mulcahy

Environmental and Social Responsibility Committee — The Environmental and Social Responsibility Committee is comprised of a majority of independent non-executive directors and the Group Chief Executive Officer, and chaired by Camilla Hughes. The Environmental and Social Responsibility Committee is responsible for leading the Board’s ambitious plans across the Group’s six sustainability pillars, ensuring that Glenveagh delivers homes for people alongside the highest standards of environmental stewardship and responsible business practice.

What we do — Our goal is to create the leading sustainable homebuilding platform in Ireland.
Our strategy — At Glenveagh, we are passionate about creating a positive environmental, social and economic legacy for future generations.
Corporate governance — We employ a robust corporate governance framework and promote the highest standard of ethics.

Explore More
About us — Our values, operating highlights and strategic priorities.
Investors — Investor tools, share price analysis and financial calendar.
Sustainability — Our approach to sustainability and our six pillars.
Careers — Learn more about working with Glenveagh.
News — Latest Glenveagh news and event dates.

### Our Strategy

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/about-us/our-strategy
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2023-03-27
- Summary: We do not compromise on quality. We build homes that last, are energy efficient, and are designed for the way that people live today.

Our Strategy

We do not compromise on quality. We build homes that last, are energy efficient, and are designed for the way that people live today.

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Our Strategy: Building Better — 2022 marked five years since IPO, an opportune milestone to undertake an extensive review of our strategy. Shaped by our vision – that everyone should have the opportunity to access great-value, high-quality homes in flourishing communities across Ireland – our mission, our values and our commitment to sustainability, we aimed to build on the successes of our existing strategic and sustainability priorities, while positioning ourselves optimally to create long term value for stakeholders. 

The development of our evolved strategy was informed by rigorous research, peer analysis and our materiality assessment (see pages 24 and 25) as well as internal working groups and engagement with colleagues across the business. 

Each of our five strategic priorities is supported by action-oriented pillars, which in turn are underpinned by projects, many of which are already underway. We have identified KPIs to measure our performance.

Our strategic focus

Driving sustainability — Our six sustainability priorities address the most relevant issues to our stakeholders, whilst supporting our strategic priorities. Management of each topic is integrated into “business as usual” operations through commitments, KPIs, governance, accountability, and risk management processes and structures.
People
Health & safety
Community
Customers
Environment
Supply chain

About us — We build high quality homes in flourishing communities.
What we do — Our vision is that everyone should have the opportunity to access great-value, high-quality homes in flourishing communities across Ireland.
Corporate governance — We employ a robust corporate governance framework and promote the highest standard of ethics.

Explore More
About us — Our values, operating highlights and strategic priorities.
Investors — Investor tools, share price analysis and financial calendar.
Sustainability — Our approach to sustainability and our six pillars.
Careers — Learn more about working with Glenveagh.
News — Latest Glenveagh news and event dates.

### What We Do

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/about-us/what-we-do
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Our vision: to deliver more quality homes for more people across Ireland, underpinned by Science-Based Targets and a published Net Zero Transition Plan.

Glenveagh Properties PLC — What we do
Glenveagh is focused on building strategically located developments across Ireland. We achieve quality and greater accessibility to new homes by relentlessly innovating the way we plan, design and build.
What We Do

Our business segments — Glenveagh delivers much needed housing through two business segments: Homebuilding and Partnerships.
€545m — Homebuilding
36% — Partnerships

Homebuilding — Our homebuilding business is focused on delivering affordable, high-quality homes in locations of choice. We focus on providing affordable starter homes in the Greater Dublin Area and Cork, which represent the highest demand segments of the Irish market. The portfolio also has other potential sites nationally.
Product — Houses and low-rise apartments
End market — State/private/institutions
Location — Ireland
Exit — Traditional/forward sale (FS)

Partnerships — A partnership typically involves the government, local authority, or state agency contributing their land on a reduced-cost or phased basis to a development agreement with Glenveagh.
Product — Houses and apartments
Exit — Traditional/forward fund (FF)/forward sale (FS)

Our landbank — Glenveagh continues to create a more active land portfolio to support growth and remains focused on managing a four to five year land portfolio at scale.
19,000 — Total units
74% — Dublin and GDA focused by units
15,000 — Landbank units planned or in planning system

Project showcase — A selection of our developments across Ireland.
Ruxton Oaks
Walker's Gate
Barnhall Meadows
The Hawthorns
Ledwill Park
Bellingsmore

### Careers

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/careers
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-10-08
- Summary: Join Glenveagh’s award-winning team and build your career in Ireland’s leading homebuilder. Explore exciting roles, great benefits, and opportunities today.

Glenveagh — Careers
We work to make a team environment that will attract the best people, and give them credible reasons to stay and grow their careers with us.
Careers at Glenveagh
Careers Graduate Programme

Current openings

"When we look for people, we look for agile, innovative, passionate people to join our expanding team"

Our Employee Benefits — We offer a suite of benefits to our employees supporting them now and into the future.
Competitive, annually reviewed salary
Annual performance related bonus
Contributory pension scheme
Hybrid working options
Private health insurance
Employee assistance programme
Wellbeing programme
Long-term disability support
Paid maternity, paternity and adoptive leave
Education support and paid study leave
Professional subscriptions
Cycle to work scheme
Taxsaver travel scheme
Save As You Earn Scheme
Life insurance
Employee volunteering days

Our recruitment process — At Glenveagh, we take pride in being an equal opportunities employer, ensuring a recruitment process that is open to both internal and external candidates. Guided by our core values of Safety first, Collaborative, Innovative, Customer-centred and Can-do, we are committed to fostering a diverse and equitable work environment where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
Your offer — Successful candidates receive an attractive salary plus a comprehensive benefits package including healthcare and pension cover. You will participate in our company induction on your first day and receive training and support to enable you to begin to build your career with Glenveagh.
Initial phone call — Your first-round interview may take the form of a brief phone call with a member of the Talent Acquisition Team, during which you will discuss your career to date, and in particular how your skills might fit the position in question.
Preparation — Make sure to read up on the job role and be as prepared as you can for your initial call
Face-to-face interview — Your second-round interview will be a face-to-face interview. You will meet the Talent Acquisition Team and the Hiring Manager where you will discuss in more detail your career to date. You can expect this interview to be largely competency-based.
Preparation — Make sure to look into where your interview is taking place a few days before so you can make travel arrangements
Feedback — We endeavour to provide feedback to all interviewed candidates within a timely manner. Glenveagh is committed to continuously improving our candidate experience and we would appreciate your feedback by completing a short survey after your interview.
What to expect — Please feel free to ask us for as much feedback as possible

### Careers Graduate Programme

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/careers/graduate-programme
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-10-06
- Summary: Launch your career with Glenveagh’s graduate programme. Gain hands-on experience, work on live projects and develop real skills with Ireland’s leading homebuilder.

Glenveagh Graduate Programme — Start with real projects. Stay for a real career

Our Graduate Programme — We are now accepting applications for our 2027 graduate programme. Roles are advertised on the Careers page.

Build your career with us
Glenveagh’s Graduate Programme will equip you with the tools needed to have a successful career.

From day one you will gain hands-on experience, participating in cutting edge construction projects. We support graduate development with classroom sessions to build soft skills and our expert management teams will be there to support you and act as mentors.

You'll start your career with a comprehensive induction designed to give you a dynamic and informative introduction to Glenveagh.

About the programme
Our Graduate Programme is designed to support you in your role by progressing your development and providing access to key knowledge points across the business.

Partnering with the Irish Management Institute (IMI), our 12 month programme covers vital topics like managing yourself, change management, leadership, and more, and will give you the building blocks for success as you embark upon your career with Glenveagh.

About you
You’re a recent graduate with a minimum Level 7 qualification in one of our key disciplines which include Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Environmental Health & Safety and Quantity Surveying, or in key business disciplines such as Marketing and Human Resources.

You have excellent communication skills and can see yourself embodying our values of Safety First, Collaborative, Innovative, Customer Centred and Can-do.

You’re ambitious and can see a long-term future as part of one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders and fastest growing PLCs.

Day in the life: Jemma Williams — Graduate Quantity Surveyor
Day in the life: Michael Reavey — Graduate Civil Engineer
Why Glenveagh
Expectation vs reality

Our Employee Benefits — We offer a suite of benefits to our employees supporting them now and into the future.
Competitive, annually reviewed salary
Annual performance related bonus
Contributory pension scheme
Hybrid working options
Private health insurance
Employee assistance programme
Wellbeing programme
Long-term disability support
Paid maternity, paternity and adoptive leave
Education support and paid study leave
Professional subscriptions
Cycle to work scheme
Taxsaver travel scheme
Save As You Earn Scheme
Life insurance
Employee volunteering days

Our graduate recruitment process — At Glenveagh, we take pride in being an equal opportunities employer, ensuring a recruitment process that is open to both internal and external candidates. Guided by our core values of Safety first, Collaborative, Innovative, Customer-centred and Can-do, we are committed to fostering a diverse and equitable work environment where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
Initial phone call — The first stage will be a brief phone call with a member of the Talent Acquisition Team, during which we will discuss your college course, any relevant work experience you have, and in particular how your skills might fit the role.
Graduate assessment day — This takes place in our head office alongside other graduate candidates. Throughout the day we focus on a number of group-based assessments. We provide information on the company and the roles, and give you a real sense of what a career at Glenveagh looks like.
Interview with hiring manager — A video interview conducted with the Hiring Manager and a member of the Talent Acquisition Team, giving you the opportunity to learn more about the role and team you would be joining.
Feedback — We endeavour to provide feedback to all interviewed candidates within a timely manner. Glenveagh is committed to continuously improving our candidate experience.
Your offer — Successful candidates receive an attractive salary plus a comprehensive benefits package including healthcare and pension cover.
Onboarding — Graduates typically start in either June or September as part of a group intake. This means you'll begin your journey alongside other graduates, taking part in a structured onboarding programme designed to help you settle in, build connections, and get the training and support you need to start building your career with Glenveagh.

Corporate news & insights

### Recruitment Process

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/careers/interview-process
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-06-12
- Summary: Learn about the Glenveagh interview process and what to expect when applying for a role. Join a team that builds Ireland's future homes. View careers now.

Our Recruitment Process

We work to make a team environment that will attract the best people, and give them credible reasons to stay and grow their careers with us.

Our Recruitment Process — At Glenveagh, we take pride in being an equal opportunities employer, ensuring a recruitment process that is open to both internal and external candidates. Guided by our core values of Safety first, Collaborative, Innovative, Customer-centred and Can-do we are committed to fostering a diverse and equitable work environment where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
Your first-round interview may take the form of a brief phone call with a member of the Talent Acquisition Team, during which you will discuss your career to date, and in particular how your skills might fit the position in question.
Your second-round interview will be a face-to-face interview. You will meet the Talent Acquisition Team and the Hiring Manager where you will discuss in more detail your career to date. You can expect this interview to be largely competency-based. — This is an opportunity for you to tell us about yourself and to highlight why you are the best fit for the Company.
We endeavour to provide feedback to all interviewed candidates within a timely manner. Glenveagh is committed to continuously improving our candidate experience and we would appreciate your feedback by completing a short survey after your interview.

Our People — We provide employees with an exciting, challenging and rewarding career in a dynamic and rapidly expanding company.
Careers at Glenveagh — We work to make a team environment that will attract the best people, and give them credible reasons to stay and grow their careers with us.

Explore More
About us — Our values, operating highlights and strategic priorities.
Investors — Investor tools, share price analysis and financial calendar.
Sustainability — Our approach to sustainability and our six pillars.
Careers — Learn more about working with Glenveagh.
News — Latest Glenveagh news and event dates.

### Community Hubs

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/community-hubs
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-06-10
- Summary: Discover Glenveagh community hubs across Ireland. Local events, resident news and everything happening near your new home. Find your local hub now.

Community Hubs

Community Hubs give a glimpse of what's on in the areas around Glenveagh Communities. Find out what's new, from Glenveagh supported initiatives to site updates and local community news and events.

Explore Local Community Hubs — We're proud to support over 1,000 community initiatives across Ireland. Click on a local area below to find out more about Glenveagh supported events, site updates and community news.

### The Foundations Programme

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/foundations
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-10-22
- Summary: Discover Glenveagh's Foundations Programme, combining hands-on apprenticeships with training in modern construction methods to build careers in Ireland's construction industry.

The Foundations Programme — Laying the groundwork for Ireland’s future.
Learn your trade with your contractor.
Build for the future with Glenveagh and NUA.

Our Foundations Programme — Expressions of interest are welcome year- round, whatever your experience.

Invest in
your career
#### INVEST IN
YOUR CAREER
“Homebuilding is currently going through a phase of significant and exciting modernisation. If you go into construction now, there is a real opportunity to develop the skills that can support a long, stable, and rewarding career.”
Stephen Garvey,
Chief Executive Officer, Glenveagh

TRAIN WITH YOUR EMPLOYER.
GAIN INSIGHT FROM AN INDUSTRY LEADER
##### Train with your employer, gain insight from an industry leader:
The Foundations Programme is a partnership between Glenveagh, the leading Irish homebuilder, and the specialist contractors who employ you. You are employed by your contractor from day one. They give you the job, the pay, and the on-site supervision and mentorship. Glenveagh and NUA provide supplemental training in modern methods of construction (MMC), giving you skills and knowledge that go well beyond the standard apprenticeship.
That combination is what sets the Foundations Programme apart: current trade skills with future-focused knowledge, backed by a homebuilder at the forefront of construction and manufacturing innovation in Ireland.
The Foundations Programme is a partnership between Glenveagh,
leading Irish homebuilder, and the specialist contractors who employ you.
You are employed by your contractor from day one. They give you the
job, the pay, and the on-site supervision and mentorship. Glenveagh and
NUA provide supplemental training in modern methods of construction
(MMC), giving you skills and knowledge that go well beyond the standard
apprenticeship.
That combination is what sets the Foundations Programme apart: current
trade skills with future-focused knowledge, backed by a large, leading
homebuilder that is at the forefront of construction and manufacturing
innovation in Ireland.

A Message From Our CEO — Stephen Garvey, Glenveagh

Adequate levels of housing are critical to Ireland’s future. And how we deliver the homes that Ireland needs is changing.

At Glenveagh, we’re making considerable investments in our business to deliver the most modern homes possible - homes that are high quality, more affordable, more cost effective to run, and built at scale. And skilled people, both in trades and modern methods of construction, will be critical to delivering these.

The industry I started in looks very different to today’s - it’s now safer, more digital, more precise. The change has been enormous, and it is only the start. In my view, it is one of the most exciting times to be starting out in a career in construction.

A growing share of every Glenveagh home is now built in our facilities before it reaches a site. We’re transitioning to a genuinely manufacturing-led model of homebuilding, delivering precision-engineered, sustainable homes consistently.
The Foundations Programme will teach the skills needed for this modern way of building homes.

This is not a short-term opportunity. The capacity is there, the investment is there, and the industry needs people who understand both the craft and the modern methods behind it. Now is the time to invest in a career that offers longevity,
continuous development, challenge, and purpose.

By running the Foundations Programme with our delivery partners across key trades, we are offering a solid grounding in the variety of skills you will need as you embark on your career in construction. You get a job with an established contractor and the full backing of Glenveagh and NUA behind your training.
Our ambition is to bring people into this industry who can flourish in it, and who can become the future leaders in an area that is pivotal to Ireland’s prosperity and competitiveness.

The opportunity is considerable. If you are considering a trade, consider it on these terms: a modern, technical career, in an exciting industry that needs you and is moving quickly.

The Foundations Programme

###### WHAT YOU LEARN ALONGSIDE YOUR TRADE.
- Modern methods of construction: Off-site manufacture, standardised design, and Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA).
- Digital technology: Digital modelling, drone surveying, and quality and inspection systems.
- Innovation: Advanced energy systems, lightweight structures and materials that make homes quicker to build and cheaper to run.
- Safety and quality: Factory conditions alongside site work, including tighter tolerances and consistent quality checks.
#### AN ENHANCED
LEARNING EXPERIENCE
You complete the full qualification for your trade through your
employer. Alongside it, the Foundations Programme adds:
- Development days in Glenveagh or NUA manufacturing facilities
- Modern building systems relevant to your trade, from timber frame to façades
- Digital construction technology, including drone surveying and quality systems
- Structured experience on live Glenveagh developments
- A toolkit to start.
You finish with both: a nationally recognised craft qualification and practical MMC experience - giving you a competitive edge in a rapidly changing industry.

Express Your Interest
###### WHAT’S NEXT?
Expressions of interest are welcome year-round, whatever your experience.

Questions?
Email us with queries. foundations@glenveagh.ie

Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply?
Submit an expression of interest above. We’ll review your details and match you with one of our subcontractor partners based on your trade interest and location. They’ll then guide you through their hiring process.
When can I apply?
Expressions of interest are welcome year-round, we accept EOIs on a rolling basis and match candidates to subcontractors as opportunities arise.
What are the entry requirements?
Each of the apprenticeship programmes have different minimum entry requirements, dependent on the level and programme you are applying for, that you will need to meet to apply.
For all apprenticeships you must also demonstrate the following:
- At least 16 years of age with eligibility to work in the Ireland
- A genuine interest in practical, hands-on work
- Willingness to work hard and to keep learning
- A commitment to completing an approved apprenticeship
Some trades, like electrical, also need a colour vision test. No prior construction experience is required, as you will learn on the job and in college.
What trades can I train in?
The Foundations Programme supports apprentices across every trade that Glenveagh builds with. You complete the national apprenticeship through your employer, and the programme adds to it.
- Carpentry and joinery
- Brick and stonelaying
- Plumbing
- Electrical
- Scaffolders
- Groundworks and civils (traineeship)
Who will I be working for?
One of the specialist contractors who build our homes with us. They provide your job, pay, on-site supervision and a qualified mentor. Glenveagh and NUA provide supplemental training in modern methods of construction and development days. NUA is our manufacturing business, so you'd see homes built in a factory as well as on site.

### Health and Safety Training

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/health-and-safety
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2022-09-21
- Summary: Health and Safety

Health and safety — Please watch the video and complete the form below

Explore More
About us — Our values, operating highlights and strategic priorities.
Investors — Investor tools, share price analysis and financial calendar.
Sustainability — Our approach to sustainability and our six pillars.
Careers — Learn more about working with Glenveagh.
News — Latest Glenveagh news and event dates.

### Land Partnerships

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/land
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-10-13
- Summary: Realise the potential of your land. If you're a land owner with zoned land ready for development, we're ready to talk about a Development Partnership.

Land Partnerships — Realise the potential of your land

Get In Touch
If you are a landowner now is the perfect time to explore your options and see what we can achieve together.

From land to opportunity — At Glenveagh, we work in partnership with landowners through a transparent and collaborative process. Here's how we can work together.
Get in touch
Step 1
Get in Touch — Start the conversation by contacting our team at land@glenveagh.ie or by clicking the button below.
Step 2
Meet & Discuss — Once we receive your enquiry, our team will assess the opportunity and contact you to arrange a meeting.
Step 3
Due Diligence — We will then conduct a thorough assessment to understand your site's potential and identify the best path forward.
Step 4
Agreeing Terms — Upon completion of due diligence, we will present our plan and work collaborately to finalise the partnership details.
Step 5
Implement Plan — Subject to planning and zoning approvals, our team will move forward with the partnership agreement.

Where Vision Meets Experience
Learn about our partnership approach from Glenveagh Investment Director Eoin Hughes.
“We’re well capitalized, we’re the experts in planning, engineering and construction. Landowners like dealing with us because of our scale, and because of the fact that we deliver.” - Eoin Hughes

Hear First-Hand From Our Partners
Landowner Joe Gormley shares his experience partnering with Glenveagh.
“If you're in a community and want to be responsible for what happens on your land, you want to make sure whoever you bring on board will deliver what they say they'll deliver. Glenveagh will do that.” - Joe Gormley

Strong Partnerships Begin With Trust
See why landowners Kate & George chose Glenveagh as their trusted partner.
“Trust was very important for us and we built a very good working relationship with the team at Glenveagh. It didn't feel like a cold, corporate transaction. It felt very personable and very straightforward, and that made the difference for us.“ - Kate & George

Our proven track record of delivering successful residential developments across Ireland reflects more than the homes we build. It is measured by the communities we create, where people can live, grow and feel a sense of belonging.

Hereford Park — Leixlip
Discover how 35 acres of land have been transformed into a place that 237 households can call home.
Greville Park & Farranshock Park — Mullingar
See how 30 acres of land have been brought to life through the creation of 395 new homes.
Semple Woods — Donabate
Watch the transformation of 8 acres of open land into a vibrant community of 68 new homes.

Expert Guidance Every Step of the Way — We work in partnership with landowners and other stakeholders to provide support, expertise and experience throughout the development process.
See If Your Land Qualifies
Is Your Land Ready for Development? Key Factors Explained
All About the RZLT
Residential Zoned Land Tax (RZLT): Here is what you need to know
Our Partnership Models
Building Value Together: Landowner Opportunities with Glenveagh
How the Process Works
The Planning Process Explained: From Concept to Completion

Whether you are just exploring your options or you are ready to take the next step, our team is here to help. Get in touch today for a confidential conversation about the potential of your land.

### Love Where You Work

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/love-where-you-work
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-06-03
- Summary: Explore careers at Glenveagh and build homes and thriving communities across Ireland. View vacancies now.

At Glenveagh, we bring together talented, passionate people to join our diverse teams, working in a dynamic and exciting environment. We're Building Something Special.

Building Something Special — In this web series, we explore the work lives of our colleagues, why they chose Glenveagh, and how they have grown in their roles, lives, and careers with the company. 

Through the lens of Embracing Communities, We’ve Got Your Back, Safe in Our Hands, and Building Something Special, we highlight the values that make Glenveagh unique. Together, we celebrate achieving the Investors in Diversity Gold Accreditation — a first in the Irish construction industry.

Meet Dinu and Jefferson from our Construction Programme Team — Dinu and Jefferson talk about feeling at home with Glenveagh

### Nature Hero Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/nature-hero-awards
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-10-09
- Summary: The Nature Hero Awards celebrate biodiversity in Irish schools. Discover past winners and how to nominate your school. Read more now.

Nature Hero Awards — Proudly sponsored by Glenveagh

Glenveagh are proud sponsors of The Nature Hero Award, Ireland’s first standalone outdoor learning award. — It is a mark of excellence for schools that recognises exceptional work by pupils and staff to help nature. The aim of the achievement is to create an educational space that nurtures a love of nature, develops a knowledge of our biodiversity and encourages action to help it locally. It covers many topics such as school gardening, biodiversity conservation, ecological literacy, responsible citizenship as well as physical and mental wellbeing. The award is delivered together with our schools’ partner, Biodiversity in Schools - Ireland's biodiversity education organisation for young people.

How To Enter
Register your School — From September registrations will be open to primary schools.
Confirm your registration — Once registration is confirmed, download the checklist and complete tasks.
Closing date — The closing date for applications is in May, so plenty of time to complete checklist!

Win part of a €10,000 outdoor garden prize fund for your school! — There are lots of Nature Hero prizes including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag & Golden Eagle awards. The overall Nature Hero Award winner will receive a school garden makeover worth up to €5,000, courtesy of Glenveagh!

Find Out More — The Nature Hero Awards are delivered in partnership with Biodiversity in Schools, Ireland’s nature education organisation for young people. Their aim is to teach young people across Ireland about biodiversity and get them actively involved in nature conservation through impactful education programmes.
Find out more

### News

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-03-27
- Summary: Latest corporate news from Glenveagh,

Corporate news & insights

Press & Media Contacts
Media Contact
Julian Fleming
julian@gordonmrm.ie
+353 87 691 5147
Ray Gordon
ray@gordonmrm.ie
+353 87 241 7373
For all other media enquiries please email glenveagh@gordonmrm.ie

### Our Communities

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-10-06
- Summary: Explore Glenveagh's communities across Ireland. From community hubs to local events, discover what's happening near your new Glenveagh home. View all.

Our Communities — Building flourishing communities across Ireland

At Glenveagh, we’re determined to play an active, meaningful role in the areas where we build. We support local initiatives and organisations in a variety of ways, from sponsoring sports clubs and providing recreational areas, green spaces, playgrounds and cycle tracks, to partnering with charities and community groups that support the local area.

Investing in Our Communities. — Our approach is about investing in the communities where we build for the long term.
Sustainability — To achieve our sustainability ambitions, we focus on areas of greatest impact across our value chain, investing in modern methods of construction and innovative solutions as part of our Net Zero transition.
Local Engagement — We collaborate with partners locally to understand their needs, their objectives and their overall community vision. We work towards a common goal via our six key community pillars.
Our People — We regularly host career events to support local employment and attract local talent. In addition to that, we actively encourage our staff to volunteer and support causes that are important to our communities.
Our National Partnerships — The number of national-level partnerships we're bringing to our local communities continues to grow. We’re proud to work with a variety of organisations from charities to educational organisations as well as innovative initiatives such as the LGFA’s Gaelic4Girls programme.

Investing in key community pillars — We focus our investment on improving the lives of our residents and the lives of the wider community through six strategic pillars
Charity
Local Economy
Sports & Fitness
Sustainability
Health & Wellbeing
Education

Explore our Community Hubs

Glenveagh in the Community

### Charity

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/charity
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: We invest in local communities with nationally backed, locally focused charity initiatives that will directly impact those living in our communities.

Charity — Supporting local charities

Glenveagh continues to invest in the future of our local communities through innovative charity partnerships that bring our people together. We’re helping to give nationally backed initiatives a local impact.

How we invest in charities
Charitable Giving
Employee Fundraisers
Hometown Heroes
Supporting Barretstown and Women's Aid

Charitable Giving — Our support for local communities is wide-ranging, and we are invested as a company and as volunteers in charitable giving, raising funds, and donating our time and support Irish charities to improve the quality of life in our communities. We are proud partners of Barretstown, who offer life-changing therapeutic programmes for children and families affected by serious illness and Women’s Aid, the national organisation working to prevent and address the impact of domestic violence and abuse.

We are also cornerstone sponsors of Momentum Games, a corporate fitness competition designed to test endurance and team collaboration, while raising much-needed funds for the Dublin Simon Community.

Employee Fundraisers — Through the work of our Employee Network Groups, Glenveagh also actively supports several charitable partners including UNICEF, the Irish Cancer Society and the Mater Foundation’s Breast Cancer Awareness programme. We regularly raise funds for a variety of appeals and match-fund contributions to maximise impact with all proceeds gratefully received by our charity partners.

Hometown Heroes — The “Hometown Heroes fund” is an Employee Community Fund initiative where employees are encouraged to apply for funding to support local charities. From community playgrounds to all-abilities teams and youth sports, we’ve proudly contributed over €10,000 to causes close to our employees’ hearts. The response has been incredibly positive, with team members sharing how much it means to be able to give back to their local area in a real and impactful way. 

Our goal is to make the Employee Community Fund an annual initiative, offering up for staff to nominate a charity they are passionate about.

Proudly Supporting Barretstown — Barretstown transforms the lives of children and families affected by serious illness through life-changing therapeutic programmes. At their unique residential site in County Kildare, and in hospitals and schools across Ireland, Barretstown helps children rediscover the magic of childhood in a safe, fun, and supportive environment. Their medically endorsed programmes rebuild confidence, self-esteem and coping skills, empowering children to step beyond the limitations of illness.
More About Barretstown

Partnering with Women’s Aid — For over 50 years, Women's Aid has been the national organisation working to prevent and address the impact of domestic violence and abuse - including coercive control – so that every woman and child can live free from fear. Women's Aid combines frontline services with advocacy, training, and campaigning to drive systemic change and deliver specialist, integrated support across Ireland. Women’s Aid’s vision is simple but powerful: an equal Ireland with zero tolerance of domestic abuse and all other forms of violence against women.
More About Women's Aid

We make home buying exceptional. — Glenveagh is passionate about giving back to our communities, and we understand the importance of building them from the ground up too. As much as we help and assist, we also empower and inspire, leading by example and taking the initiative. We're not just there when you’re looking for the keys your dream home. Our long-term goal is to help unlock the potential of our communities.

### Education

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/education
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-04-28
- Summary: We invest in education in our communities, partnering with local schools to build lasting relationships to benefit children and young people. Learn more.

Education — Supporting local schools

Our long-term vision for the communities we serve starts with education. We’re investing in the future by partnering with local organisations and schools to support children and young people in fulfilling their potential.

How we support education

How we invest in education
Promote Safety Awareness
Upgrade Outdoor Spaces
Aid Biodiversity Programmes
Provide Mentorship

Glenveagh takes an active role in promoting safety awareness by organizing health and safety talks in schools across Ireland. These sessions are designed to educate students about the importance of safety measures in and around construction sites. By engaging young minds through interactive presentations and real-life examples, we aim to instill a culture of safety from an early age, reinforcing our commitment to community development and responsible practice.

Our regular donations support extra-curricular activities and fundraising appeals, especially for vulnerable children or those with special needs. And since we know a thing or two about building, we’re always keen to lend a hand with upgrading school gardens and outdoor spaces.
We have helped with wildflower meadows and outdoor garden upgrades in schools in Donabate, Tyrrelstown, Leixlip, Swords and Mullingar. As well as donating our time, these projects give us a chance to engage with local schools and their pupils in a meaningful way.

Glenveagh is committed to a sustainable future, so with the help of our schools' partner we help fund educational biodiversity programmes for schools. Coined Nature Hero Bootcamps, our school partner Biodiversity in Schools, hosts workshops on our behalf creating hands-on activities for kids to learn about sustainability, and for schools to support their nature education programmes. You can see the fruits of our work in the student orchard at Donabate Community School, where we helped students revamp their playground. We have also recently launched the Nature Hero Awards in association with Biodiversity in Schools, giving schools nationwide the chance to win a €10,000 school garden upgrade.

We’re keeping an eye out for the stars of tomorrow. As well as providing work experience and mentoring through our school outreach programme, we’re expanding our range of TY programme and placements for second and third level students. We also partner with third level institutions such as Maynooth University on community programmes. We’ll continue to create opportunities for young people to be part of our future.

We make home buying exceptional. — Glenveagh is unlocking the full potential of the communities we serve, and it’s never too early to start. By supporting opportunities for learning and skill-sharing, we’re putting our expertise to good use, helping our families and communities flourish.

Mark Nolan — Biodiversity in Schools — Through our partnership with Glenveagh, we have been able to reach out to local schools in the community and give them the outdoor resources they need to become more nature-friendly and in doing so, helping children become more engaged with Ireland's wonderful biodiversity.

Find Out More — The Nature Hero Awards are delivered in partnership with Biodiversity in Schools, Ireland’s nature education organisation for young people. Their aim is to teach young people across Ireland about biodiversity and get them actively involved in nature conservation through impactful education programmes.
Find out more

### Health & Wellbeing

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/health-wellbeing
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-04-28
- Summary: We support many health and wellbeing initiatives and community groups where we build, especially those providing vital services on a voluntary basis.

Health & Wellbeing — Supporting healthy initiatives in our communities

We recognise the importance of health and wellbeing in sustaining a high quality of life for our communities. So we don’t stop at building quality, affordable homes. We step out into the wider community to support innovative organisations and volunteer groups that provide vital services. It’s our way of taking action today to support long-term wellbeing.

How we support Health & Wellbeing — We build lasting communities

How we invest in health & wellbeing
Support Community Groups
Fundraising
Local Wellbeing
Aid Mental Health Initiatives

Support community groups
We’re proud to lend our continued support to some life-changing initiatives in the communities we serve. The latest town to receive a new Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) unit through our donations is Kildare. The hard work of the Kildare Town Community First Responders never stops and we’re doing our bit to make sure they have the essential equipment they need. We also provided an AED unit to Leixlip CFR group, located at our Hereford Park Community.

The Glenveagh Employee Network Groups (ENGs) lead impactful fundraising initiatives in the workplace, uniting employees to support various causes such as Down Syndrome Ireland’s Lots of Socks campaign, the Mater Foundation’s ‘Go Pink’ for Breast Cancer Care campaign, and the Momentum Games in aid of the Dublin Simon Community. From charity events to awareness campaigns, their efforts raise funds for charities nationwide, promoting a culture of giving within the workplace and strengthening of our social impact.

Our experience has taught us that the local environment can have a huge impact on health and wellbeing. So we take care to build cycle paths and walkways in our developments wherever possible. We’re creating inspiring places to live, inside and outside the home.

Aid local health initiatives
We are actively involved in raising awareness around mental health. Internally, we provide training to our employees as Mental Health First Aiders to help and support those across the business during times of need. In the local community externally, we fundraise for worthwhile causes such as Pieta House.

We make home buying exceptional. — Our priority is to secure you the keys to your dream home. But the team at Glenveagh also works hard to give the communities we serve the keys to greater health and wellbeing. Our focus on physical and mental health ensures that everyone, especially the most vulnerable, has equal access to a better life.

### Case Study: Supporting biodiversity increases our happiness levels
By Patrick Croke, Connecting to Nature
Research shows that our connection with nature is more important for our mental wellbeing than simple exposure to nature. The key to the wellbeing benefits of nature therapy and a relationship that helps us feel good is noticing and engaging with nature's beauty, at home, at work, and in the community.
Sowing wildflowers and feeding birds are a wonderful way to feel closer to nature and bring wildlife closer to you.
Such simple actions can support an entire ecosystem and a more sustainable world while bringing us so much joy!
Connecting to Nature promote biodiversity and create ecosystems for communities to connect with the natural and living world at home, in the community and at work and we are delighted to have recently partnered up with Glenveagh to help enhance the environment in Glenveagh communities.
With a core focus on nature therapy, Connecting to Nature provides products and advice that enhance biodiversity and help the community connect to nature in their everyday environment including bird feeders, wildflower seeds and DIY garden kits.
Noticing and engaging with nature's beauty is key to the well being benefits of nature therapy. For example, studies have shown that using bird feeders and growing wildflowers increases people's connection to nature, leading to feelings of wellness.
#### What is biodiversity?
Biodiversity is the variety of life on planet earth. It includes all organisms from plants to animals and ecosystems as small as your patch of wildflower to as large as forests and coral reefs.
#### Why does biodiversity matter to us?
"Without biodiversity, there is no future for humanity," (Prof David Macdonald, Oxford University). We rely on oxygen, water and food to survive, and without many of the world's organisms and ecosystems, we would not have these essentialities.
So, for example, without flowers, there would be no bees; without bees, we would not have much of the foods we eat, such as apples, pears, and most of our vegetables, as most of our food crops rely on insects to pollinate them.
While biodiversity keeps us alive, it also plays an essential role in our wellbeing. Studies have shown that people's connection with nature leads to feelings of wellness. And that greater bird biodiversity can make people more joyful.
> The World Economic Forum has published research that the happiest Europeans are those who see the most bird species in their day-to-day life," 
Patrick Croke, Technical Officer, Connecting to Nature.
#### Nature is under pressure
Our natural wildlife and landscape have been declining for the last two decades: habitat destruction and increasing urbanisation have had a concerning impact on biodiversity and how our world functions.
In Ireland, there are 97 different species of bees, 75% of them are threatened with extinction, and the remaining 25% are in decline. This decline has resulted in dramatically reducing the amount of food (flowers) and safe nesting sites in our landscapes.
Climate change is altering food availability for wildlife and is contributing to a decline of some native wild birds. As our winters get colder, natural food supplies become scarce. As a result, garden birds have become more dependant on the food we provide for them as an essential supplementary feed, particularly during the challenging winter months.
#### We can all play our part and benefit from our connection with nature
Since lockdown, we have a new awareness of the mental health benefits of connecting to nature, a renewed interest in our living world and improving our gardens for the benefit and love of wildlife.
You don't have to be in the countryside to support biodiversity and connect with nature. All you have to do is create an environment that consistently attracts birds and bees.
By hanging bird feeders and planting wildflower seeds, outdoor areas, gardens and community spaces will become 'corridors' of biodiversity and wildlife.
Together we can play our part to slow down the decline of biodiversity and enjoy the wellbeing benefits of connecting to nature, to do good and feel good.
Ground yourself in nature.
For more information visit: https://connectingtonature.ie/

### Terms and conditions: Meath Chronicle competition for Kaleidoscope tickets

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/kaleidoscope-ts-and-cs
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-06-04

Terms and conditions: Meath Chronicle draw for Kaleidoscope 2026 tickets

### Terms and conditions
1. The promoter of this draw is Glenveagh trading as Glenveagh Properties PLC. Registered in Ireland under Company Registration Number 609461. Registered office Block C, Maynooth Business Campus, Maynooth, Co. Kildare.
2. No purchase necessary. Entry is made by emailing the Meath Chronicle at competitions@meathchronicle.ie.
3. The prize of a weekend family pass to Kaleidoscope, presented by Glenveagh, is non-transferable, non-exchangeable. There is no alternative or cash-equivalent to this prize.
4. Entrants must be over the age of 18.
5. There is only one winning entrant for this prize, which will be selected at random.
6. This draw is not open to employees of Glenveagh, their families or anyone associated with this draw.
7. Entries must be made before Friday, 19 June.
8. The winning entrant will be drawn at the Meath Chronicle’s discretion and notified by the Meath Chronicle.
9. If the winner is not contactable within 5 working days they will be disqualified and an alternative winning entrant will be selected and the prize awarded on the same basis as described above.
10. Glenveagh reserves the right to amend, cancel or postpone the draw at any time or to extend the entry deadline.
11. Glenveagh cannot accept any responsibility for any damage, loss, liabilities, injury, costs, expenses or claims suffered by entrants as a result of entering the draw or accepting the prize.
12. This competition will be governed by laws of Ireland and the jurisdiction of the Courts of Ireland.

### Local Economy

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/local-economy
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-09-25
- Summary: We strive to support local businesses in all areas where we build. From employment to local living, we support the local economy in every way we can.

Local Economy — Supporting our local businesses

At Glenveagh, our approach goes beyond building homes to creating welcoming, connected neighbourhoods. From supporting local employment and businesses to creating opportunities for social and community activities, our aim is to help make your new neighbourhood a place where you can feel at home.

How we support the local economy

How we invest in the local economy
Local Employment
Shop Local
Local Partnerships
Support Small Business

Supporting local employment
We prioritise access for local apprentices and sub-contractors wherever possible when we’re building a new development. We actively support local recruitment efforts in our drive for every community to be a source of local pride and opportunity.

Shop local initiatives
We take an innovative approach to introducing every new Glenveagh homeowner to the local community. Using digital tools, we show them what small businesses and venues are in their local area. Where we can, we work with businesses to provide incentives for residents in the neighbourhood, an extra reason to pop into their nearby stores and say hello.

Support small business
Glenveagh maintains close relationships with the local businesses in each of the communities we serve, hosting events such as Planting Days and Community Days for our residents. Our planting initiatives are fun days out for all the family, packed with some hands-on activities to spread a positive message about biodiversity. Our goal is to bring small businesses and new local families together for education and fun.

Local partnerships
Our people are never just passing through. We're always happy to stick around, have a chat, and catch up on local news. Additionally, we also take action by supporting community groups. We listen to your community needs by engaging with local authorities and the Chambers of Commerce. Through supporting local initiatives there is an immediate connection with sense of place when buying your new home.

We make home buying exceptional. — The high level of service we provide at Glenveagh goes beyond finding you your perfect home. We also aim to support the communities where we build our homes with initiatives that grow and empower the local economy. Our keys open doors to new homes and new opportunities.

Jack Kiernan — Business Owner in Navan — Jack Kiernan and Sons is a family run business. We are here since November 15th, 1968. There's lots of family run businesses and a great community spirit in Navan.

### Sports & Fitness

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/sports-and-fitness
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-09-25
- Summary: We build communities where our residents want to live, play, work and enjoy living and we support community sports and fitness initiatives.

Sports and Fitness — Supporting local sports and fitness initiatives in our communities

As much as you’ll love your home, we want you to enjoy a neighbourhood where you can go outside, play, and stay active too. That’s why a key part of our community work focuses on supporting sports and fitness at a community level.

How we support sports & fitness

How we invest in sports & fitness
Championing Local Clubs
Aid New Initiatives
Support Diverse Sports
Activate Partnerships

Championing local clubs
We support sports from grassroots up to the national championships levels, sponsoring local clubs in areas where we build. Glenveagh regularly supports fundraisers for smaller clubs and underage sports teams but also county-wide and national initiatives.
We’re preparing the groundwork for tomorrow’s stars through our support for Academy programmes, like sponsorship of St. Ita’s AFC youths in Donabate and Maynooth GAA Boys & Girls teams.

Aid new initiatives
We’re committed to encouraging activity and love for the outdoors in our communities. That’s why we do our best to integrate cycling paths and walkways in our developments. And we love any opportunity to rally behind your team. That's why, for example, we’ve been co-sponsoring the LSA Peninsula 4 mile run.

Celebrating diversity
Inclusivity is a core part of the Glenveagh philosophy. We’re always trying to improve equal access to opportunities throughout our communities. As sponsors of several girls’ teams, we’re helping to give local pride a national profile. These are just two examples of our support for women and youth participation in sports and fitness, especially in disadvantaged areas as we continue to roll out our partnerships activity.

Activating partnerships
Our continued support for the Gaelic4Girls programme is helping to bring Gaelic games to a wider community. Working with national partners, we’re establishing a stronger foundation for young girls to participate, and building deeper ties with the local community. That creates a fun and nurturing environment for girls to develop their athletic skills, on a par with the safe, social environments we’re building through our homes.
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We make home buying exceptional. — At Glenveagh, we know that we can achieve more as a team. We’re on your side and in your corner, whether it’s providing you with the highest level of service during the buying process, or supporting your sports and fitness activity once you’re home.

Lyn Savage — National Development Manager, LGFA — There is a real synergy between the work that we do with the Gaelic4Girls programme, and the impact of Glenveagh in local communities. The shared focus around community and increasing participation in sport for young girls is what makes our partnership work so well.

### Sustainability

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/our-communities/sustainability
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-10-06
- Summary: We support biodiversity in the communities where we build. Learn about our planting programmes, pollinator plans, and wildlife zones.

Sustainability — Find out more about our approach to sustainability

We’re committed to building high-quality homes and creating communities designed with the future in mind. To support this ambition, we focus on areas of greatest impact across our value chain, investing in modern methods of construction and innovative solutions as part of our Net Zero transition. This helps us to continually improve how our homes are designed and built.

Our Approach To Sustainability

How We Invest in Sustainability
Support Biodiversity
Community Participation
Driving Innovation

Supporting biodiversity
We are committed to supporting biodiversity at a local level. We sponsor the Nature Hero programme, which helps school children learn about biodiversity and how they can help nature around them.
We also bring that learning to the wider community. At community events we run workshops with a focus on planting and gardening, giving people practical ideas for making space for nature in their new homes.

Empowering communities
We're hands-on volunteers. As well as hosting regular Planting Days with local residents, we’re always ready to answer the call when a community needs help. Our volunteers have helped with community garden renovations, such as Bellgree Community Garden in transforming a shared green space where the whole community can now enjoy nature together. We support your efforts too. In the last year, we have provided new planters for the communities in Trim and Santry as well as sponsored supplies for Tidy Towns volunteers in Swords, Navan and Cork.

Driving innovation
Innovation is a key lever in tackling our Greenhouse Gas emissions. With sustained investment in innovation, standardisation, digital design, and off-site manufacturing at our three NUA manufacturing facilities, we apply best practice ‘Design for Manufacturing Assembly’ (DfMA) principles to the design of our typologies. This enables us to build with consistency and efficiency, helping us deliver high-quality homes at scale. Learn more about our manufacturing capabilities at nuamanufacturing.ie and about our sustainability journey at here.

Shaping a More Sustainable Future — Our Building Better strategy is about continually improving how we design and build homes. By investing in modern construction methods, new ideas and energy-efficient solutions, we’re finding better ways to build while maintaining a strong focus on quality and reducing the impact of our construction activities.

Julie Power — Connecting with Nature — Connecting with Nature are delighted to work with Glenveagh on creating wildflower meadows and biodiversity initiatives in their developments to help connect residents and their families further in the nature that surrounds their communities.

### Shareholder Privacy Notice

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/shareholder-privacy-notice
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-08-14
- Summary: Read Glenveagh's shareholder privacy notice and learn how we protect personal data under GDPR and Irish data law. Read more now.

### Shareholder Privacy Notice
Glenveagh Properties plc and its subsidiaries, (together “Glenveagh”, “the Group”, “us”, “we” or “our”), is the Data Controller, operate Glenveagh websites, and has created this privacy notice to demonstrate our firm commitment to privacy and it sets out how we collect and use personal data on our websites.
#### About this Notice
This Privacy Notice explains how we collect, process and protect your personal data in connection with your shareholding and interactions with us as a shareholder. Please read this Notice carefully. If you have any questions about this Notice, please contact us using the contact details below.
This Notice sets out detailed information regarding our privacy practices in respect of personal data relating to all our shareholders. For the purposes of this Notice, “personal data” includes any information about identified or identifiable natural individuals. The Notice applies to all shareholders whose personal data we process in connection with the maintenance of our statutory registers, minute books, and other corporate governance records required under Irish company law, such as shareholder registers. Where shares are held by a corporate entity, this Notice does not apply to that entity. While Glenveagh's shareholder base is primarily comprised of corporate investors, we also have a small number of individual shareholders to whom this Notice applies.
We may update this Privacy Notice from time to time. When required by applicable privacy laws, we will notify you of any changes to this Notice by posting an update on our website and/or seek your consent before making material changes to the way we handle personal data previously collected from you. This Notice was last amended on 6 August 2026.
#### Your Data Controller
This Notice is provided by your data controller. Your data controller is Glenveagh Properties plc.
Glenveagh Properties plc is the Data Controller of your personal data for the purposes of this Notice. Our registered office is located at Block C, Maynooth Business Campus, Straffan Road, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland.
#### Personal Data We Collect About You
We collect personal data about you in connection with your shareholding and our statutory record-keeping obligations. This includes personal identification information such as your name and home address.
Glenveagh only collects personal data that is strictly necessary for legitimate business purposes, including:
- Personal Identification: Full name and contact details, including home address.
- Shareholding Information: Share trading history (i.e., number of shares bought or sold).
#### How We Collect Your Personal Data
We collect personal data about you directly from yourself.
We collect personal data directly from you when you acquire, hold, transfer, or otherwise manage shares in Glenveagh, or where you provide information in connection with your shareholding.
#### How We Use Your Personal Data
We process your personal data to comply with our legal obligations to maintain Group statutory registers, minute books, regulatory records and filings as a public listed company.
We may use your personal data in the following ways:
- To maintain our shareholder statutory register: As a public listed company, we are required by Irish company law to maintain a register of shareholders. The register must be completed for registration of a share interest. Without this information, we cannot meet our statutory obligations, and your shareholding cannot be registered.
- To comply with other legal and regulatory requirements: As a public listed company, we are subject to a wider range of legal and regulatory obligations,including securities exchange, residency, revenue, tax, anti-money laundering, and other legal provisions. In certain circumstances, we may need to process shareholder information to comply with these obligations.
- To communicate Group and governance activities to you: In order to communicate with you we need to maintain contact details for you or your appointed agents.
#### Lawful Bases We Rely on to Process Your Data
In processing your personal data for the purposes set out in this Notice, Glenveagh relies on the necessity of the processing to comply with its legal obligations.
We rely on the following lawful bases for processing your personal data:
- To comply with a legal or regulatory obligation to which we are subject.
#### How We Share Your Personal Data
We may share your personal data with Glenveagh subsidiaries and affiliates, third-party suppliers, service providers, regulatory bodies and other government agencies.
We may disclose your personal data with the following categories of recipients:
- Glenveagh subsidiaries and affiliates: We may share your personal data within our group of companies, which includes parents, corporate affiliates, subsidiaries, business units and other companies that share common ownership, for the purposes, and relying on the lawful bases set out in this Notice. This includes our Corporate Governance office.
- Third party goods and service providers: We may share your personal data with third parties working on our behalf to facilitate our interactions with you or to support our relationship with you, including technology product and professional service providers, such as audit firms.
- Regulatory bodies and other government agencies: We may share your personal data with regulatory bodies and/or other government agencies to comply with the law or legal requirements applicable to us.
#### International Transfers of Personal Data
In some instances, we may need to transfer your personal data to another jurisdiction for processing. Where data is transferred outside the European Economic Area (EEA), we implement appropriate legal mechanisms to ensure that it remains adequately protected upon reaching its destination, as required by applicable privacy laws.
While Glenveagh primarily processes and stores personal data within the EEA, some of the technology providers we use process or host personal data in the United Kingdom (UK), which benefits from an adequacy decision adopted by the European Commission.
#### How Long We Keep Your Personal Data
The length of time for which we retain personal data will depend on the nature of the information, the purpose for which it is processed, and any legal, regulatory, or contractual requirements that apply. We are under a legal obligation under Irish company law to retain shareholder information indefinitely, for as long as we remain an active company. Once the applicable retention period has expired, and unless continued retention is required or permitted by law, we securely delete, anonymise, or otherwise dispose of the personal data in accordance with our retention protocols.
#### Your Rights and How to Exercise Them
Individuals whose personal data we process are afforded a number of rights in relation to such data. To exercise your data protection rights please contact us using the contact details below. We will respond to reasonable requests in accordance with applicable privacy laws.
The specific data protection rights applicable to you are detailed in below. Please note that these data protection rights are not absolute and there may be circumstances where we may legitimately deny a request as permitted by applicable privacy laws. You will not normally have to pay a fee to access your personal data (or to exercise any of the other rights stated below), although we may charge a reasonable fee if your request is unfounded, repetitive, or excessive. Alternatively, we may refuse to comply with your request in these circumstances.
We may need to request specific information from you to help us confirm your identity and ensure your data protection rights. This is a security measure to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of your personal data. We may also contact you to ask you for further information in relation to your request to speed up our response. We will only collect strictly necessary information to ensure that we only honour legitimate requests received from you or your authorised representative. We strive to respond to all legitimate requests within a month. Occasionally it may take us longer to respond if your request is particularly complex or you have made a number of different requests. In this case, we will notify you of estimated response timelines.
- Right to Information: The right to receive the information set out in this Notice regarding our processing of your personal data.
- Right of Access: The right to receive a copy of or otherwise access personal data we hold about you.
- Right to Rectification: You can request that we correct any inaccurate personal data or complete any incomplete personal data we hold about you.
- Right to Erasure: The right to request that we correct or complete inaccurate personal data we might hold about you.
- Right to Restriction of Processing: The right to ask us to restrict the processing of your personal data in certain circumstances, for example while the accuracy of your data is being verified after you have contested it.
- Right to Object/Opt Out: The right to opt out of our processing of your personal data in certain circumstances (e.g., automated decisions, profiling).
- Right to Data Portability: The right to obtain and reuse your personal data for your own purposes across different services.
- Right to Withdraw Consent: The right to withdraw consent at any time that you may have provided to us for processing your personal data (where the lawful basis for processing that we rely on is consent).
- Right to Lodge a Complaint: The right to lodge a complaint with a competent supervisory authority and/or appeal directly to us against a decision regarding personal data.
#### How We Keep Your Personal Data Secure
We take the security of your personal data seriously and have implemented appropriate safeguards designed to keep it protected. [Read More]
Glenveagh has implemented technological and operational security procedures designed to protect your personal data against accidental or unlawful disclosure, loss, misuse, alteration or use. We limit access to your personal data only to those Glenveagh employees, other staff and third parties on a business need to know basis. They will only process your personal data upon our instructions, and they are subject to a duty of confidentiality. We have implemented procedures to respond appropriately to any suspected personal data breach or security incident and will notify you and relevant data protection regulators where we are legally required to do so.
#### Contact Us
If you have any questions concerns, and/or complaints regarding this Notice, or if you wish to exercise your data protection rights, please contact us using the contact details below. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with the data protection authority in the territory where you are located, should your matter remain unsettled or otherwise unsatisfied.
The Company Secretary
Glenveagh Properties plc
Block C, Maynooth Business Campus
Straffan Road, Maynooth
Co. Kildare, Ireland
Email: dataprivacy@glenveagh.ie

### Sustainability

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/sustainability
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Explore Glenveagh's environmental and ESG strategy. View our Science-Based Targets commitment, ISO certifications, and Net Zero Transition Plan.

Glenveagh Properties PLC — Sustainability
As one of Ireland's leading homebuilders, Glenveagh is focused on delivering high quality homes in flourishing communities. We achieve quality and great accessibility to new homes by relentlessly innovating the way we plan, design and build. We bring new ideas home.
Sustainability
ESG

Shaping a sustainable future
Sustainability at Glenveagh is embedded in our Building Better strategy, supporting long‑term value creation, operational performance and disciplined risk management. We focus on areas of greatest impact across our value chain, investing in modern construction methods, innovation and energy‑efficient solutions to enhance quality and carbon performance.
Details of our latest performance is set out in our Sustainability Statement.

Net Zero Transition Plan
Our Net Zero Transition Plan outlines our plan to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Strategy 2023: Building a Better Workplace
Our ED&I strategy sets out the roadmap for how we will ensure ED&I is embedded within the business.

Our Policies & Statements — As a public company, we are subject to regulation and scrutiny by our stakeholders, be they investors, customers, trading partners, employees or the wider community. We aim to control and manage our business responsibly, and to minimise operational risk.
Publications & Disclosures — We have set out our approach to key sustainability matters through action plans and strategies. We also report our progress on key sustainability issues in a transparent manner aligned to international frameworks.

Ratings
CDP: A-list
MSCI: AA — AA
Sustainalytics: 12.0 - low risk — 16:3 low risk
Certifications
Safe T Cert
ISO — 45001
ISO — 14001
ISO — 9001
Awards
Health & Safety — NISO Award
Investors in Diversity
Partnerships
Irish Green Building Council
Business in the Community Ireland
Nature Heroes
Build Digital Project
Construct Innovate
All Ireland Pollinator Plan
Our commitments
Low Carbon Pledge
Elevate Pledge
Science Based Targets Pledge

### What We Do

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/what-we-do
- Section: Corporate, investors & careers
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Our vision: to deliver more quality homes for more people across Ireland, underpinned by Science-Based Targets and a published Net Zero Transition Plan.

Glenveagh Properties PLC — What we do
Glenveagh is focused on building strategically located developments across Ireland. We achieve quality and greater accessibility to new homes by relentlessly innovating the way we plan, design and build.
What We Do

Our business segments — Glenveagh delivers much needed housing through two business segments: Homebuilding and Partnerships.
€545m — Homebuilding
36% — Partnerships

Homebuilding — Our homebuilding business is focused on delivering affordable, high-quality homes in locations of choice. We focus on providing affordable starter homes in the Greater Dublin Area and Cork, which represent the highest demand segments of the Irish market. The portfolio also has other potential sites nationally.
Product — Houses and low-rise apartments
End market — State/private/institutions
Location — Ireland
Exit — Traditional/forward sale (FS)

Partnerships — A partnership typically involves the government, local authority, or state agency contributing their land on a reduced-cost or phased basis to a development agreement with Glenveagh.
Product — Houses and apartments
Exit — Traditional/forward fund (FF)/forward sale (FS)

Our landbank — Glenveagh continues to create a more active land portfolio to support growth and remains focused on managing a four to five year land portfolio at scale.
19,000 — Total units
74% — Dublin and GDA focused by units
15,000 — Landbank units planned or in planning system

Project showcase — A selection of our developments across Ireland.
Ruxton Oaks
Walker's Gate
Barnhall Meadows
The Hawthorns
Ledwill Park
Bellingsmore

### Building Value Together

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/land/guides/building-value-together
- Section: Land partnership guides
- Last updated: 2026-08-18

Our partnership models
At Glenveagh, we work with landowners to unlock the long-term value of their land through structured, transparent, and collaborative partnerships. Because every site is different, we offer a range of land partnerships designed to suit varying objectives, timelines, and levels of ownership and involvement.
Below is an overview of the four main partnership models available within Glenveagh.

1. Subject-To-Planning Agreement
A Subject-to-Planning Agreement provides landowners with certainty and simplicity from the outset.
Under this arrangement, Glenveagh agrees a purchase price with the landowner at the beginning of the process. We then take responsibility for funding and managing the entire planning application process. Once planning permission is secured, the purchase is completed at the agreed price.
Key benefits include:
- No upfront planning or consultancy costs for the landowner
- Certainty on price agreed at the outset
- Glenveagh assumes the planning risk
- A clear and structured route to sale once permission is achieved
This model is often suited to landowners who prefer a straightforward transaction with reduced exposure to planning uncertainty.

2. Option Agreement
An Option Agreement allows landowners to retain ownership of their land within a set timeframe while zoning and/or planning progresses.
Under this agreement, the landowner grants Glenveagh the exclusive right to purchase the land while pursuing planning application, in exchange for an option fee. Glenveagh then completes the sale using an agreed pricing formula if planning permission is granted.
- Upfront option payment to the landowner
- Landowner retains ownership during the planning stage
- Transparent and agreed valuation mechanism
- Potential for increased value following successful zoning outcome
This approach offers flexibility while still providing a clear framework for sale.

3. Strategic Land Partnerships
Strategic land partnerships may be more suitable for land with long-term development potential (rather than immediate development).
In such cases Glenveagh works with landowners to promote rezoning and planning through strategic development plans that can enhance the value of the land over time. This model is particularly suited to land that requires longer-term positioning before development becomes viable.
- Focus on long-term value creation
- Expert support in rezoning and planning strategy
- Increased land value through successful plan-led designation
- Collaborative approach to strategic development opportunities

4. Joint Ventures
Joint ventures offer a shared approach to development, combining landowner participation with Glenveagh’s development expertise and funding.
In this partnership model, the landowner contributes land while Glenveagh contributes funds and manages the planning and development process. Profits are then shared between both parties according to an agreed structure, allowing the landowner to retain a long-term interest in the project.
- Landowner retains an equity stake in the development
- Shared participation in development profits
- Glenveagh provides funding, planning, and delivery expertise
- Alignment of interests throughout the development lifecycle
This model is ideal for landowners seeking to participate in the long-term upside of development.

A flexible partnership approach
Each of these partnership models reflect Glenveagh’s commitment to working collaboratively with landowners to unlock the full potential of their land. Whether the priority is certainty, flexibility, long-term value creation, or shared return, our approach is designed to align with individual goals while delivering high-quality and sustainable communities.
If you would like to partner with Glenveagh and explore our landowner opportunities, get in touch with our team today at land@glenveagh.ie.

### Is Your Land Ready for Development

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/land/guides/is-your-land-ready-for-development
- Section: Land partnership guides
- Last updated: 2026-08-18

Why Careful Site Selection Matters
Successful residential development begins long before construction starts. Identifying whether a site is suitable for housing requires careful assessment across planning, infrastructure, environmental, and design considerations.
Understanding these factors can help determine your site’s development potential, improve planning outcomes, and maximise long-term value.

Is Your Land Suitable for Housing?
Use this quick checklist to assess your site's potential.
- The land is zoned for residential or mixed-use development
- Good road access and public transport connections
- Close to schools, shops, parks and local amenities
- Access to water, wastewater, electricity and broadband
- Site characteristics (topography, ground conditions, flood risk and drainage, overhead/underground powerlines)
- No major environmental or heritage constraints
- Good layout potential for homes, streets and open spaces
- Clear ownership, boundaries and access rights

Get In Touch With Our Team Today
Understanding your land's potential early can give you confidence in your next steps and help you make informed decisions about future development opportunities.
Our Land Team at Glenveagh works with landowners to assess residential development opportunities, evaluate site suitability, and explore pathways for bringing land forward for high-quality housing development. Whether you are considering selling or just exploring your options, contact our team today at land@glenveagh.ie for a confidential assessment and expert guidance on your land's potential.

### Residential Zoned Land Tax

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/land/guides/residential-zoned-land-tax
- Section: Land partnership guides
- Last updated: 2026-08-18

What is the RZLT?
The Residential Zoned Land Tax (RZLT) is an annual tax that is applied to land zoned for residential use and serviced with infrastructure (water, sewerage, roads). It is aimed at increasing housing supply and designed to encourage the development of residential zoned land, particularly in high-value urban and suburban locations.

What land is subject to RZLT?
The RZLT applies to land that is:
- Zoned for residential or mixed-use development
- Serviced or capable of being serviced (e.g., access to roads, water, or wastewater infrastructure)
- Not currently under active development
The policy primarily targets vacant or underutilised development land in towns, cities, and growth areas where housing demand is high.
Land liable to RZLT is identified by local authorities on annually revised maps, which are then published for landowners to review and, where appropriate, make submissions or appeals.

How is RZLT calculated?
RZLT is calculated as 3% of the market value of the land per year. The tax is charged annually and continues to apply until development begins (or qualifying exemptions are secured). Landowners are responsible for self-assessing the market value of their land.
For example, if a site has a market value of €1,000,000, the annual RZLT liability would be:
€1,000,000 × 3% = €30,000 per year

Why RZLT matters to landowners
RZLT is designed to create a financial incentive for landowners to develop or sell their land, as it creates a significant holding cost for undeveloped zoned land. It introduces a recurring financial pressure that may influence decision-making around:
- Commencing development
- Selling land to a homebuilder like Glenveagh
- Entering joint venture or partnership arrangements
- Reviewing planning and zoning strategies

How Glenveagh can help
If you own residentially zoned land and would like to better understand your RZLT position, our team can help you assess your options and identify the most practical path forward based on your circumstances.
Whether you are considering development, a land sale, or a partnership arrangement, early engagement can help reduce ongoing tax liability and create a clear strategy for maximising potential of your land.
For more information on RZLT, please visit the Revenue website or reach out to our team today at land@glenveagh.ie.

### The Planning Process Explained

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/land/guides/the-planning-process-explained
- Section: Land partnership guides
- Last updated: 2026-08-18

The planning application process explained
Understanding the planning process is the first step towards unlocking your land's potential. From site assessment to planning approval, Glenveagh guides you through every step, making the process as straightforward as possible.

How the planning process works
1. Site Assessment
Before any planning application is submitted, our teams carry out a detailed review of the site, including local development plans and zoning, housing demand within the area, as well as infrastructure and servicing capacity. This step can take between 4 to 8 weeks.
2. Pre-Planning
Early engagement with the local authority helps identify key planning considerations before an application is submitted. This is an important part of the process, allowing potential planning issues to be identified and addressed before a formal planning application is lodged.
3. Planning Application
Our team prepares and submits all required planning documentation, including design, environmental and technical reports.
This is a crucial step that requires experienced planning, design, and consultant teams working together to ensure the application is robust, compliant, and aligned with local planning policy. This stage takes on average between 4 to 6 months.
4. Public Consultation
The proposed development is made available for public review, allowing feedback from the community and stakeholders.
5. Planning Decision
The local authority reviews the application and issues a decision within approximately 8 weeks. The outcome may include:
- A grant of planning permission
- A request for further information
- A refusal of permission
Where additional information is requested, Glenveagh coordinates all technical responses on behalf of the landowner, managing consultants and maintaining engagement with the local authority to keep momentum in the process.
6. Appeal (If Required)
If necessary, the decision can be appealed to An Bord Pleanála, with our team guiding the process throughout. Depending on the circumstances, this stage may take an additional 4 to 8 months.
Overall, you can expect the planning process to take between 12 to 24 months from start to finish.

Supporting landowners every step of the way
Successfully navigating the planning system requires not only technical expertise, but also strong stakeholder management, financial capability, and experience delivering successful developments at scale.
Here’s how we can support you:
- Dedicated in-house planning specialists
- Established relationships with local authorities
- Experienced consultant and design teams
- A strong track record delivering large-scale communities
- Resources to fund surveys, reports, and planning applications
By managing every stage proactively, Glenveagh helps you unlock the full potential of your land with greater confidence, transparency, and certainty. Get in touch with our team today at land@glenveagh.ie.

### From deals to documents: a first-time buyers guide to mortgage applications

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/a-guide-to-mortgage-applications
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-09-30
- Last updated: 2024-10-23
- Summary: Putting in your first mortgage application? Don't feel overwhelmed. We'll tell you exactly how to cover all the basics, so nothing's left out.

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##### Here's a breakdown of the main lending options and all the boxes you need to tick when applying for your first mortgage*.
Applying for a mortgage will be one of your first steps as a potential homebuyer and it's normal to feel confused or overwhelmed. Once you've nailed down the right mortgage product however, things become clearer. There are many things you can do to ensure that your mortgage application process goes smoothly.
A mortgage is a long-term financial commitment. It's essential that you assess your finances and ensure that you can manage the repayments on the house you want.
Read on to learn about the following:
- Should I choose a broker or commercial lender?
- What documents do I need when applying for a mortgage?
- What are some things to keep in mind before applying?
It's possible for you to start your mortgage application online if you are happy that the mortgage you’ve chosen is right for you. Alternatively, you can hire a mortgage broker to find you the best deal on the market.
##### Getting a mortgage from a lender
Going directly to the commercial lender means walking into a bank or logging in online and applying for a mortgage. With this option, you need to do your own research and make sure you’re absolutely sure that the mortgage you choose will be right for you before your application is received.
You might have heard about a mortgage offer via an advertisement, or from a friend who bought the same one. Your bank might give you preferential rates if you’re already a customer and have a current account with them.
This option is advisable only if you are 100% sure what mortgage product is right for you.
##### Getting in touch with a mortgage broker
A mortgage broker acts as a go-between for you and the lender. If you go to a mortgage broker, they’ll ask you questions about your income, credit history, how much you have saved for a down payment and how much you wish to borrow.
The mortgage broker will shop around on your behalf. They have relationships with banks and lenders, therefore they might have access to products you might not be aware of. As a result, they may be able to find one that suits you best.
On top of all that, mortgage brokers will handle the application process for you. They are expert negotiators and will navigate emails, phone calls and meetings with ease. They’ll be able to assess all of your options from a professional point of view and give you their recommendation.
Lenders are obliged to keep mortgage brokers up to date with all of their offers and the latest interest rates, so this is a great option if you want to get the best deal.
Some firms will charge you upfront for their service, while others will receive a commission from the lender. Make sure you know about the costs involved before you hire a mortgage broker.
##### What documents do I need to apply for a mortgage?
When you apply for a mortgage, both lenders and brokers will require a number of documents. These would typically include proof of identification and evidence of financial stability.
Documents for proof of identification
You will be required to provide standard identification documents and confirmation of your address to prove you are who you say you are. This usually consists of the following:
- A current valid passport or driving license;
- A recent utility bill;
- Your PPSN.
Documents for proof of finances
Both banks and brokers will want to ensure that you can repay them. This is why it's important for you to show them that you're financially stable with a steady income and enough savings. To make a decision, they will need information on your employment, living costs, lifestyle, and any outstanding debts.
If you are an employee in a company and pay your taxes through the PAYE scheme, you will need to provide:
- Payslips from the last three months as proof of income;
- Bank account statements from the last six months to reflect your spending habits (if your current account is not already with the lender);
- A stamped and signed Salary Certificate from your employer which confirms your permanent employment and basic salary.
If you are a self-employed contractor who is responsible for filing your own taxes, you will need to give them:
- Certified and audited accounts from the last two years;
- Business bank account statements from the last six months (if your business account is not already with the lender);
- Proof that your taxes are paid with a Charges and Payments Statement from Revenue, or a letter from your auditor stating that your taxes are in order.
It's crucial for lenders to confirm your level of debt. For this reason, they will have a look at:
- Your credit card statements;
- Your loan statements.
If you're on a variable income, it means you may need to provide your last year’s Employee Detail Summary from Revenue.ie.
##### What documents do I need after being approved?
If your application is approved in principle, depending on your employment type you’ll need to provide the following documents to your lender:
- PAYE: Certificate of Income, which is a standard form provided by the bank for completion by your employer.
- Self-employed: Your accountant’s or auditor’s written confirmation that your taxes are up to date for the current trading year.
##### Things to remember when applying for your first mortgage
The homebuying process can be both exciting and stressful in equal measure. The financial and legal hoops to jump through are seemingly endless. So, it can be very overwhelming for first-time buyers. In such a situation, it's only natural for you to panic and accept the first offer that comes your way. Here are a few things to be aware of:
- Do not apply to just one lender. It's a good idea to shop around, compare rates and keep your options open.
- Offers such as cashback and free legal expenses may seem very tempting. However, these are gratifying only in the short term and could end up being more expensive over time.
##### Ready to apply?
If you’re reading this article, you’re probably still shopping around for a mortgage that suits you. It’s definitely a good idea to take your time and ensure you understand mortgages before committing.
Ensuring that your finances are in order before you apply is the most critical part. Pay down any debts you owe, improve your credit history (if necessary) and do the sums required to make sure you can make repayments on your dream house.
And finally, don’t forget that Government incentives (such as the Help to Buy and the First Home scheme) are there to help you get on the property ladder, so make sure you take advantage of it. The Glenveagh Mortgage Calculator is a handy tool which gives an estimate of your total mortgage value and your monthly repayments factoring in the Government schemes that are available to first-time buyers.
To find out more about the homebuying process, don’t forget to check out our content hub dedicated to first-time buyers!
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### The ABCs of mortgages for first-time buyers

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/abcs-of-mortgages
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-08-01
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: If you're a first-ime buyer, you may have a lot of questions about mortgages. Here's a few of the basics you'll need to know before you start.

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##### It's natural for first-time buyers to have a lot of questions when it comes to applying for a mortgage. Here are some things to bear in mind before you begin your mortgage application process.
Buying your first home is a key chapter in your personal story. It’s also no small feat in this economic climate, so take a moment to congratulate yourself!
Learning about mortgages may seem overwhelming at first, but it doesn't need to be. Before you shop around for mortgages, it helps if you understand how they work, what are the main criteria and which schemes you might be eligible for. Once you have an idea of what having a mortgage entails, you’ll be ready to make a sound financial decision that will stand you in good stead for years to come.
Read on to discover answers to the following questions:
- What is a mortgage?
- What are the eligibility criteria?
- What are the types of interest rates available?
- Which mortgage measure is best for me?
- What is the help-to-buy scheme?
##### What is a Mortgage?
A mortgage is a loan homebuyers take from a financial institution or lender before purchasing a property. As hardly anyone has enough liquid cash to buy a home outright, getting a mortgage means that your lender – normally a bank – buys and pays for your house, and over a number of years you repay them a monthly sum plus interest.
Mortgages are used to buy a home or to borrow money against the value of a property you already own.
A mortgage agreement between you and a lender gives the lender the right to repossess your property if you fail to make repayments. How many repayments you may miss before you lose your home, the penalties incurred, and other conditions that apply will depend on your mortgage agreement. This is why you need to read it carefully before you sign, and agree to repay only what you can afford.
Ireland has a number of different mortgage types and rates on offer. Each of these has its own advantages and disadvantages. Always shop around to get a mortgage until you’re sure you’ve picked the right one. Alternatively, get in touch with a broker who will assist you in finding the best deal.
##### How do You Qualify for a Mortgage?
You can apply for a mortgage from any lender. They will carefully evaluate your finances and level of risk and might refuse you if they believe you are not in a position to repay their money.
Overall these are the standard mortgage requirements:
- You need a secure income: You won’t be approved for a mortgage if you don't have a steady job with a stable income that helps you live comfortably.
- You need to prove you can afford it: Give your lender proof of recent rent and savings to show them you have done the math and can afford repayments.
- You need to have a deposit: This is the tricky part for many first-time buyers. You’ll need at least 10% of the purchase price in your savings. The good news is that if you’re a first-time buyer, you can benefit from schemes that reduce the deposit you need.
- You need a good credit history: Your lender will want to know if you can manage your money responsibly, with no outstanding loans or credit card debt. Student loan debt is normally not taken into account.
When it comes to criteria for getting a mortgage, the amount you take home in income also affects how much you can borrow. The Central Bank of Ireland places a cap of 4 times your gross annual income as your maximum mortgage amount.
Exceptions to this 4 times limit are difficult to come by, but you might be lucky in special circumstances.
##### Types of Interest Rates Available in Ireland
Broadly speaking, there are three main mortgage interest rate types available for first-time buyers:
- Fixed rate: With a fixed-rate mortgage, you will pay an unchanged rate of interest for a certain number of years.
- Variable rate: With variable rate mortgages, you’ll pay whatever the interest rate is at the time.
- Split rate: This kind of mortgage is divided into multiple parts, where you could choose a part of the loan to have a fixed interest rate and the balance could have a variable interest rate.
Learn more about the various mortgage rates available and the pros and cons of each.
##### What are the Types of Mortgage Measures Available?
Mortgage measures are put in place to ensure that lenders lend money sensibly. These lending limits also help prevent home buyers from borrowing more than they can afford.
There are two types of mortgage lending limits:
- Loan to value (LTV): You must have a minimum deposit before you can get a mortgage. First-time buyers need to have a minimum deposit of 10%.
- Loan to income (LTI): This limit restricts the amount of money you can borrow to a maximum of 4 times your gross income. For example, a first-time buyer couple with a combined salary of €100,000 can borrow up to €400,000.
##### What is the Help-To-Buy Scheme?
The Help-To-Buy scheme can aid first-time buyers by making the process of homebuying more affordable. Currently, you can only avail yourself of this scheme to buy a new-build house or apartment, not previously owned or second-hand properties.
Here's a quick overview of the help-to-buy scheme:
- It’s a tax rebate scheme provided by the Irish government for first-time buyers;
- The funds will go towards your deposit;
- You can get up to €35,000 (or 10% of the property price - whichever is less).
- The amount will depend on how much tax you paid over the last 4 years.
Since saving up enough money for a deposit is one of the first-time homebuyers’ biggest struggles, the help-to-buy loan can really help you get on the property ladder.
With the deposit taken care of, you’re free to concentrate on the more fun aspects of moving in–such as choosing furniture and throwing a housewarming party!
##### Finding a Mortgage as a First-Time Buyer
Getting a mortgage doesn't have to be stressful, especially as a first-time buyer. If eligible, you should definitely take advantage of the help-to-buy scheme, which will give you enough of a deposit to afford a lovely new-build home.
Prior to applying for a mortgage, ensure that your finances are in order by:
- Gathering proof of stable income and rent payments;
- Paying off any debts you owe.
It would also be wise to learn more about the basics of interest rates: all you need to know is where they are now, and where experts predict they might head in the next few years. This will help you decide whether a fixed or variable rate mortgage is the better option.
If you wish to learn more about the homebuying process, feel free to check out our content hub for first-time buyers.

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### Everything you need to know about mortgage interest rates

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/best-mortgage-rates-for-first-time-buyers
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-05-29
- Last updated: 2024-05-29
- Summary: There are different types of mortgages available when buying your first home. Knowing the options can help save you money years down the line.

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##### When you're entering the mortgage market, you're likely to come across a number of terms relating to interest rates. We guide you through a few of them.
A mortgage is one of the biggest loans you’ll ever take out. So, it’s important to get a mortgage at a rate you can afford. There are a number of options available in the Republic of Ireland. The more you know about each rate before you start shopping around, the more the process will remain as smooth, seamless and stress-free as possible.*
##### The different types of mortgage interest rates
###### Fixed-rates
A fixed loan rate will stay the same for a pre-defined period of the mortgage, regardless of what happens to interest rates across the market. The period of the fixed rate will depend on the agreement between borrower and lender. You might see rates of “two-year fixed” or “five-year fixed” advertised, which simply refer to the length of time a set interest rate lasts. When the agreed fixed rate period comes to an end, the borrower moves to a standard variable rate unless they enter into a new fixed rate agreement with their lender.
If you wish to live in your home for a minimum of five years, a fixed-rate loan makes it easier to forecast your repayment costs.
###### Variable mortgage rates
The market has a number of variable rates available. Each type has its own features, so choosing the most suitable one for you depends on your budget and lifestyle.
1. Standard variable rates
The standard variable rate (SVR) is the interest rate a mortgage lender usually will apply. It generally goes up or down as the ECB rates rise or fall, meaning your rate will move according to any changes in the ECB's base rate. (The ECB : European Central Bank, sets the key rates within the Euro area.)
2. Capped rates
A capped rate refers to a limit set on how much the variable rate can increase for a predetermined amount of time. It can rise, but the cap cannot go above the set limit.
3. Discounted rates
A discounted rate refers to a discount off the lender’s standard variable rate for an agreed amount of time. Usually, this discount is set to a short amount of time of the loan, between two and three years, after which the customer could switch over to a fixed or standard variable rate.
Top tip:
Look around when considering discounted rates. The standard variable rate might be higher if a larger discount is in place — meaning when the discount falls away you might be stuck with higher payments.
4. Loan-to-value rates
Also known as LTV rates, this rate is based on how much you owe on the mortgage in line with the value of the property you are buying.
For example, if you owe €150,000 on the property you are buying and it’s worth €200,000, your LTV would be 75%. Basically, this means you own 25% of your property and still owe 75% of the home’s value.
Lenders typically offer lower variable rates if you have a lower LTV rate, so the less you owe on your property, the better your rate can be.
Anything less than 50% is considered a low LTV and rates will be more favourable because the lender will be at less risk.
For this loan, it is always worthwhile reviewing the amount you owe along with your house's value to calculate your LTV — and doing this on a regular basis can save you money down the line.
5. Split rates
A split rate is when your mortgage is a combination between a fixed-rate and a variable rate.
With a split rate, part of your mortgage will be at a fixed rate — where the rate won’t change, and the other part will be at a variable rate — where the rate will shift with the market and bank’s movements.
Keep in mind: A split loan isn’t a separate loan. It requires splitting your home loan balance into two different accounts: one with the fixed-rate and one with the variable rate. For this, you’ll generally need to make separate repayments for each.
Not all lenders offer split rates. However, it’s worthwhile considering the combination of both. With split rates, you get the certainty that comes from a fixed rate and the benefits that might come from decreased payments at variable rates.
6. Tracker rates
Tracker rates are linked to another interest rate, normally the ECB's base rate, so the mortgage rate would be the ECB rate plus a percentage. This means if the bank's base rate goes down, your rate will decrease by the same amount and if the ECB rate goes up, your mortgage rate rises accordingly.
To find out more about taking out a mortgage and the different steps of the home buying process, we've got a wealth of info for you. Visit our First-Time Buyers Hub to learn everything you need to make an informed decision about buying your first home.
*The information in this article is intended as a general guide and does not constitute formal legal or financial advice.

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### Clare and Meath stars unveiled as new Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls ambassadors

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/clare-and-meath-stars-unveiled-as-new-glenveagh-homes-gaelic4girls-ambassadors
- Section: News
- Published: 2022-02-07
- Last updated: 2022-08-15
- Summary: CLARE’S Laurie Ryan and Meath’s TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship winner Emma Duggan are today unveiled as new ambassadors for the LGFA’s Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls programme.

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Clare and Meath stars unveiled as new Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls ambassadors

CLARE’S Laurie Ryan and Meath’s TG4 All-Ireland Senior Championship winner Emma Duggan are today unveiled as new ambassadors for the LGFA’s Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls programme.
Laurie has been a long-serving star with the Banner County while Emma and her Meath team-mates captured the imagination of the nation in 2021 by landing the Brendan Martin Cup.
Laurie and Emma were also county championship winners in 2021 – Laurie with The Banner, while Emma tasted Meath and Leinster club glory with Dunboyne.
Laurie and Emma have joined returning ambassadors Jennifer Higgins (Roscommon) and Aimee Mackin (Armagh) to assist in the roll-out of the Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls programme in 2022.
This year, 35 clubs from Britain and Ireland will benefit from Gaelic4Girls, which gets underway with induction this coming Wednesday, February 9, followed by on-field activities during the week commencing Monday, March 14.
Since its inception in 2008, the Gaelic4Girls programme has been a massive success story for the LGFA, and it is now boosted by the presence of programme sponsors, Glenveagh Homes.
Welcoming on board the new and returning Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls ambassadors, LGFA President Mícheál Naughton said: “I am delighted that we are announcing Laurie Ryan from Clare and Meath’s Emma Duggan as new Glenveagh Homes Gaelic4Girls ambassadors, and it’s also brilliant to welcome back Jennifer Higgins from Roscommon and Armagh’s Aimee Mackin. Our up and coming young players need role models and stars to aspire to and, in this regard, Laurie, Emma, Jennifer and Aimee are right up there with the very best as fantastic ambassadors for their families, communities, clubs and counties. All four will bring so much to the Gaelic4Girls programme this year and I am very much looking forward to following the journeys of the participating clubs. I would also like to pay tribute to Glenveagh Homes for their wonderful support of the Gaelic4Girls programme since becoming involved with the LGFA. They are excellent sponsors and bring a new dimension to the work that we are doing with this initiative.”
Speaking on behalf of programme sponsors, Glenveagh Homes, Head of Marketing, Cameron McDonnell, said: “We are delighted to welcome the new ambassadors, Laurie Ryan and Emma Duggan, on board to join previous and returning ambassadors Jennifer Higgins and Aimee Mackin in continuing the brilliant work the Gaelic4Girls ambassadors have undertaken over the past year at grassroots level. We are hugely excited about the commencement of Gaelic4Girls this year and the development of new initiatives around the programme.”
The full list of participating clubs reads as follows:
Connacht: Fr Griffin’s/Éire Óg, Milltown (Galway).
Leinster: St Brendans, Na Dubh Ghall, O’Dwyers, Scoil Uí Chonaill (Dublin), Round Towers (Kildare), Kilkenny City (Kilkenny), St Helens (Longford), Clan na Gael, Cuchulainn Gaels, Wolfe Tones (Louth), Nobber, Navan O’Mahonys (Meath), Garrycastle (Westmeath), Bray Emmets (Wicklow).
Munster: Ballygarvan (Cork), Kerins O’Rahillys (Kerry), Glin, Ballinacurra Gaels (Limerick), Cappawhite, Rosegreen, Portroe (Tipperary), Erins Own, Ardmore/Grange, Kilmacthomas (Waterford).
Ulster: Thomas Davis Corrinshego (Armagh), Drumlane (Cavan), St Colmans Drumaness (Down), Naomh Padraig (Donegal), Aghadrumsee, Ederney (Fermanagh), Donaghmore (Tyrone).
Britain: Glen Rovers, St Colmcilles (Hertfordshire)
The selected clubs have attended training sessions before the programme is rolled out.
Gaelic4Girls 2022 will culminate with cluster blitz days later in the year.
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G4G is a 10-week programme incorporating coaching sessions with fun non-competitive blitzes aimed at increasing participation in Ladies Gaelic Football. The programme targets girls aged between 8-12 years who are not currently registered with a Ladies Gaelic Football club.

### A step-by-step guide to closing the sale on your home

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/completing-the-purchase-of-a-house
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-05-16
- Last updated: 2024-05-30
- Summary: There's lots to do – and sign – when you buy a home. This article outlines all the paperwork you need to complete to make your purchase official.

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##### Completing your paperwork is a key step in the home buying process. Here are a few things to consider when you're nearing contractual stage.
It’s been many months of saving for your mortgage deposit. You’ve spent plenty of weekends browsing online listings and visiting open houses. Now, you’ve finally found the property you want to call home. So, what’s next?
Before you’re able to collect your keys and start moving in, there are documents you’ll have to sign to make the sale legally binding.
Let's take a look at the contractual steps involved in buying a house; things that are good to know, especially for first-time buyers*.
##### 1. Getting approval from your lender
Your mortgage lender will have a list of requirements that you need to meet when purchasing a home. These are usually related to proof of income and other assets. They also confirm how big of a deposit you’d need to borrow the full mortgage for which you’re eligible.
Once you’ve met all of your mortgage lender’s conditions, they will approve your loan for your home and will send you a formal letter of offer. This letter takes you one step closer to owning your first home. It contains all of the details about the mortgage that your lender will provide. These include:
- The value of the mortgage you qualify for, plus the length, repayment schedule, and real cost over the mortgage period;
- Terms and conditions that relate to the offer; for example, that a full inspection must be carried out on the property;
- The expiry date of the offer; in other words, the date by which you must accept the offer before it falls away;
- The address of the property you’re looking to purchase, along with a description of it.
When you find the place you want to call home, all you have to do is let your mortgage lender know. If you’ve met all of their requirements, they will send your letter of offer and other relevant paperwork to your solicitor.
Next, you need to arrange to meet with your solicitor to sign all of the documents sent by your mortgage lender.
##### 2. Confirming the sale and purchase
There are a few steps involved when it comes to signing the documents that confirm the sale and purchase of a property.
Understanding the Terms
Once the mortgage lender has sent all of the legal paperwork through, you will need to meet with your solicitor. They will go through all of the documents with you, helping you to complete them and explaining anything you might not understand.
Signing the Contracts
When you’re happy that all the details are correct, you’ll sign the contracts in duplicate (i.e. two copies). Your solicitor will send both copies off to the seller’s solicitor for the seller to sign. This will ensure that both you and the seller have signed versions of the contract of sale once it’s concluded.
Paying the Deposit
You’ve made an offer to purchase and have legally agreed to buy the property. Now, you will need to pay your deposit over to the seller. Again, this is done through your solicitors. First, you transfer at least 10% of the value of the home to your solicitor. Then they pay it over to the seller through their solicitor.
Help to Buy Scheme
You may be entitled to avail of the government's Help to Buy Scheme, which is an incentive to help first-time buyers with the cost of a deposit on a new house or apartment. Find out more about the scheme here.
First Home Scheme
The First Home Scheme is a government shared equity scheme which can help first-time buyers. Find out more about the scheme here.
Completing the sale
When the seller has received and signed the contract – and collected your deposit – they will return one copy of the documentation to your solicitor. At this point, the seller has accepted your offer to purchase and agreed to sell you the property.
You and the seller will then settle on a completion date for the contract through your solicitors. This is the date and time by which the balance of the purchase price needs to be paid, and when you will get the keys to your new home.
Approval
Next, your solicitor must send all of the paperwork to your mortgage lender for approval. Once your lender is satisfied that everything is in order, they will send a mortgage cheque to your solicitor. Your solicitor will transfer the funds to the seller via their solicitor.
And just like that, you are officially the owner of your first home. Now you’ll move on to transferring the title of the property to your name and paying the various fees and taxes involved with that.
##### 3. Paying Stamp Duty
Whenever homes are bought and sold, the purchaser needs to pay stamp duty on the property. The rate of this tax is determined according to the value of the home you’re buying:
Stamp duty is charged on the written documents that transfer ownership of property. It pays the Revenue Commissioners for stamping the title deeds and will come due when you and the seller are signing the contract of sale.
Once you’ve signed the contracts and paid the stamp duty to your solicitor, you’ll move on to registering the property in your name.
##### 4. Registering the property in your name
Now that your title deeds have been stamped by the Revenue Commissioners, you need to register them with either the Land Registry or Registry of Deeds.
The board you register with will depend on where the property was registered previously, but both systems are managed by the Property Registration Authority (PRA). Your solicitor will take care of this for you, but you’ll need to pay a fee to the PRA for the registration of deeds. The amount depends on the value of your property:
It’s good to note that even once your solicitor has completed the registration and paid the fee, the transfer of the property to your name at the deeds office can take months – or even years – to complete.
##### 5. Paying Local Property Tax
Every residential property in Ireland is subject to Local Property Tax (LPT). This tax is due on 1 November each year and if you purchase your home at around this time, you may have to pay some or all of the LPT.
The tax is based on the value of your property and is self-assessed, which means that you are responsible for working out and paying your LPT. The Revenue Commissioners provide guidance on how to work out the value of your property, how to file your property tax return and other LPT-related information.
Once all of the contracts of sale have been signed, sealed and delivered, and the relevant fees and taxes are paid, the house is yours.
When the closing date rolls around, you will meet with the estate agent you worked with to collect the keys and unlock the door to your future. Now all that’s left to do is to start making memories in your new home.
Find out everything you need to know about purchasing your first home, from saving for your mortgage deposit to how interest rates work.
*The information in this article is intended as a general guide and does not constitute formal legal or financial advice.

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- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: In Episode 1, Dermot Bannon meets first-time buyers to explore the homebuying decision. Watch now.

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Episode 1 - The First-Time Buyers — Dermot meets first-time buyers Cathal and Leana to find out what they are looking for in a family home.

New Build vs Doer-Upper. Episode 1 — Cathal and Leana talk to Dermot Bannon about what they want from their first home

### Episode 2 - The Doer-Upper

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/episode-2-the-doer-upper
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-04-01
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: In Episode 2, Dermot Bannon helps first-time buyers explore a doer-upper. New build or fixer-upper? Watch now.

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Episode 2 - The Doer-Upper — Architect Dermot Bannon and Quantity Surveyor Lisa O'Brien, show Cathal and Leana a doer-upper house and give them the rundown on renovation costs.

New Build vs Doer-Upper, Episode 2 — First-time buyers Cathal and Leana take a look at a doer-upper

### Episode 3 - The New Build

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/episode-3-the-new-build
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-04-02
- Last updated: 2026-09-25
- Summary: In Episode 3, first-time buyers explore a BER A-rated Glenveagh new build. Is new build the right choice? Watch now.

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Episode 3 - The New Build — Find out what first-time buyers Cathal and Leana think, when they stay in a newly built Glenveagh home.

New Build vs Doer-Upper, Episode 3 — Cathal and Leana road test a newly built, BER A-rated Glenveagh home

### Episode 4 - The Financial Advice

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/episode-4-the-financial-advice
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-04-03
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: In Episode 4, Ronan Lyons helps first-time buyers navigate the financial decision. Watch now.

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Episode 4 - The Financial Advice — Economist Ronan Lyons talks Cathal and Leana through the finances of buying their first home, from savings to government supported first-time buyer schemes.

New Build vs Doer-Upper. Episode 4 — Cathal and Leana get the rundown on financing their home, from economist Ronan Lyons

### Episode 5 - The Big Decision

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/episode-5-the-big-decision
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-04-04
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: In the finale, first-time buyers make their decision between new build and doer-upper. Watch now.

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Episode 5 - The Big Decision — Cathal and Leana make the decision on whether to go for a doer-upper or an A-grade, new build, when it comes to choosing their first home.

New Build vs-Doer-Upper. Episode 5 — Cathal and Leana decide on whether to buy a new build or a doer-upper

### Step Inside My Home: Fintan's Story

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/fintan-customer-testimonial
- Section: News
- Published: 2026-04-09
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read Fintan's Glenveagh homeowner story, how he found his new home and what life is like in the community. Read more now.

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Fintan's Customer Testimonial — Find out what Fintan loves the most about his brand new Glenveagh home.

Fintan, Glenveagh Customer — Glenveagh's Customer Care Team were fantastic. It's obviously a stressful time when you're buying a home but they were absolutely brilliant and hugely supportive.

### Step Inside My Home: Frazer and Olivia's Story

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/frazer-olivia-customer-testimonial
- Section: News
- Published: 2026-08-13
- Last updated: 2026-08-28

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Frazer and Olivia's Customer Testimonial — Step inside Frazer and Olivia's new family home, a place full of comfort, love and creativity.

Frazer and Olivia, Glenveagh Customers — The reason why we went for a Glenveagh home is because the property was in an area that we really liked. It was nice and built up, and we also had a little one on the way so it was an easy process.

### Getting ready to buy a home: a simple guide for first-time buyers

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/getting-ready-to-buy-a-home-a-simple-guide-for-first-time-buyers
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-07-01
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Buying your first home is one of the most exciting things you can do, but there are some costs you need to keep in mind too.

Getting ready to buy a home; a simple guide for first-time buyers

##### Ready to go from renter to homeowner? Here's a quick guide for first-time buyers.
Buying a house is an important milestone in anyone's life and can be a very exciting time. It's also a big commitment that requires some financial planning.
How do you know if you can afford a house as a first-time buyer? How much can you borrow and what extra costs are there along the way? With so many things to consider, where do you begin?
Here's an overview of all the main costs involved in the homebuying process to help you make an informed decision about where you are in the home buying process and if there are a few more things left to tick off the list, before you become a home owner*.
##### How much can I borrow for my mortgage?
First-time buyers can borrow up to four times their annual income for a mortgage. The lender does have some leeway to provide a larger loan; you can check the Central Bank's mortgage measures here, but for most first-time buyers the four times (4X) salary rule applies.
Remember that other loans (like the one you might have on your car) will also affect how much you can borrow for your home. Paying these down as quickly as possible can help you access a higher mortgage amount.
##### Glenveagh Mortgage Calculator
To get an estimate of the your total mortgage value and your monthly repayments factoring in the Government schemes that are available to first-time buyers, use the Glenveagh Mortgage Calculator. The calculator also takes into account different scheme thresholds in different local authority areas.
##### How much do I need to save for a first-time buyer deposit?
First-time buyers usually need to pay at least 10% of the purchase price of their property as a mortgage deposit. Lenders can also give you up to 5% more of the total property value if it will be your primary residence.
The way in which you secure your mortgage will also have an effect on the size of the loan you can get.
Mortgages provided by commercial lenders (like banks and lending agencies) will usually cover the full 90% of the value of your property if you follow the 4X rule.
In 2022 the government launched the First Home Scheme for the benefit of first-time buyers taking out a mortgage. Through this scheme, the state can pay up to 30% of the property price for an equivalent stake in the property. The criteria first-time buyers need to meet in order to avail of this scheme are as follows:
- They need to have mortgage approval from a lender participating in the scheme;
- They should borrow the maximum mortgage sum from the lender;
- They must not avail themselves of a Marco Prudential Exception from the lender;
- It's necessary for them to have a minimum deposit of 10% of the property purchase price.
The Government has also renewed the Help to Buy scheme, which can be incredibly helpful for first-time buyers. Here’s how the scheme works, in a nutshell:
- It’s a tax rebate scheme provided by the Irish government for first-time homebuyers;
- The funds will go towards your deposit;
- You can get up to €35,000 (or 10% of the purchase price, whichever is less). The exact amount will depend on how much tax you have paid over the last 4 years.
- The scheme only applies to newly built homes. It cannot be used to purchase previously owned or second-hand homes.
The main costs involved in buying a house are usually front and centre of every first-time buyer's mind. This is mainly because they account for the majority of the budget. However, there are some other costs to budget for as you prepare to buy your new home. These include consultation charges (such as a solicitor's fee), property taxes and stamp duty. Find out more about costs you need to take into consideration here.
##### Main expenses involved in purchasing your first home
The table below shows how much cash you would need on hand to purchase a €380,000 new property as a first-time buyer. Use it to help you figure out what you need to do to start saving for your dream home.
##### How to save towards first-time buyer expenses
There are a few tried and trusted ways that you can save towards buying a house. For first-time buyers, using these tactics could see you holding the key to your new home in sooner.
- Track your expenses: Knowing what you're spending will give you an accurate idea of where you can save and will help you avoid overspending.
- Cancel unnecessary automated debits: Unused subscriptions like gym memberships add up quickly and cancelling these is an easy way to save.
- Tweak your lifestyle: Eating out or ordering takeaways multiple times per month can quickly stretch your budget, so think about staying in one or two extra nights.
- Make saving automatic: Once you've worked out how much you can save each month, set up an automatic transfer from your current account to your savings account.
These simple guidelines are the foundation for building the life you've always wanted in your new home.
*The information in this article is intended as a general guide and does not constitute formal legal or financial advice.

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### New to gardening? Here are some top tips for beginners

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/getting-started-with-gardening
- Section: News
- Published: 2023-12-01
- Last updated: 2024-05-02
- Summary: The first step in growing a successful thriving garden is to plan, prepare and plant with care.

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##### Make the most of your landscape with this step-by-step guide designed to help you start a beautiful home garden from scratch.
Do you want to develop your thumb green and build your backyard to bring the buzz, but are not quite sure where to begin?
The excitement of a new home brings with it the thrill of designing and creating your garden exactly as you please. You might fancy a picnic in the summer, a barbecue in your backyard, or a scenic space to relax. With the right tools and a solid foundation of understanding, you can turn your garden into a thriving paradise of plants.
So if you're looking to plant your own garden in your new home, here are a few tips.
##### Figure out what will work and where
Get to know your garden before looking at what to grow. Some plants need plenty of sun and others are happy in the shade.
Consider the space and the plant's requirements before digging in. Luckily, you don't need to rely on year-long sunshine for a glorious garden. With the right seeds, you’ll be able to grow shade-friendly plants with success.
###### Plan your garden design
Planning a design before buying and building anything for your garden is an important first step.
You can design your garden in your choice of medium. Usually, it's a 2D plan with sketches that show where plants or supporting decorative elements might go. Computer rendered or free-hand, the garden design is not only important to plotting your planting, but it's also rewarding when things start to take shape.
Here are a few helpful tips when planning the design:
- Build from a budget: It's an important part of your garden plan to know what you want to spend before you start buying anything.
- Mull over the measurements: Think about the size of your garden and the extent you want it to cover. Bear in mind that you'll be looking at both the installation and maintenance costs and effort.
- Factor in the features: The plants are the main event in your garden, but you might want to include other accessories. Adding in elements like bridges, pergolas, and water fountains brings a little extra flair to the design.
- Local is lush: While exotic plants are exciting, they don't always thrive in a different climate. Plants that are from Ireland or your local region tend to do better because they're suited to the conditions.
###### Do some research on what to plant
Once you have an idea of a garden design, head to the local centre and ask the staff which plants would be most suitable.
It’s important to consider the type of garden you want to start. Are you hoping to plant vegetables to harvest for your home? Flowers for a lush decorative home garden? Herbs to add some flavour to your cooking? Or (dare we say) a combination?
Whatever it is, do some research on the kind of garden you want and then plan what would work in the space and design you have. Different types of gardens require different maintenance and knowing where to start is critical.
##### What you need for a flower garden
You don't need a massive plot of land for a flower garden. You can plant in pots, containers, or along your terrace and have blooms that flourish. To have a stunning selection of flowers, you just need to make sure you prepare your soil, plan your planting, and choose the right flowers for the time of year. Some plants like perennials are happy across different seasons and are easy to maintain.
Flowers that do well in Ireland's climate include:
- Pansies;
- Caladium;
- Taro (also known as "Elephant's Ears");
- Roses.
##### Vegetable and fruit garden requirements
If you want a wide variety of vegetables in your garden, you typically need a lot of space for the plants to grow and thrive. Vegetable gardens also require level areas to prevent erosion and leafy greens need raised beds and containers.
Produce that grows in the Irish conditions includes:
- Broccoli;
- Carrots;
- Parsnips;
- Strawberries and blackberries (berries grow best in spring and last until the end of autumn).
##### Planting herbs in your gardens
Herbs are easy to look after and don't require a lot of space in your garden.
The easiest herbs to grow are perennial herbs. They can be bought in plants and transplanted into your garden or you can grow them from seeds and see them sprout with care. Perennial herbs grow throughout the year and don't need much attention.
Herbs that are happy in Ireland include:
- Rosemary;
- Mint;
- Chives;
- Oregano.
##### Low-maintenance plants are your friend
Some plants are much easier to look after than others. Start with the basics and figure out what adapts well to your garden. That way you get the reward of a great garden while learning.
Look online for low-maintenance flowers and plants for your garden or chat to someone at your local centre.
Once you get to grips with growing greens (or other plant colours), branch out and explore growing other plants that interest you.
To get you going, here are some low-maintenance vegetables and flowers that do well throughout the year in Ireland's climate:
- Holly;
- Lavender;
- Shallots;
- Garlic;
- Kale;
- Early potatoes.
##### Your timing is as important as your location
Some plants are adapted to cold weather and can handle fewer sunny days. Others thrive in the summer and don’t do well in the winter. It’s important to consider where and when you’re planting your garden.
If you’re growing a plant from seeds, there will be important information on the packaging. This will include when is the best time in the year to start planting them.
- Hydrangeas
These easy-to-maintain flowers are excellent for planting from mid-summer on.
- Lavatera
The pretty mallow plants are excellent for filling in gaps in your garden and the pink and white blooms add a pop of colour. They blossom in summer and persist into winter.
- Gems
If you're looking for perennials that require little maintenance and offer a burst of colour in your garden, gems are wonderful for spring planting. Best suited to the warm seasons, they hang around in autumn.
Don't want to start growing from seeds? You can also buy plants (also called set plants) to transplant into your garden. These are young plants that are sprouted and ready to be moved to your garden. Dig the recommended depth holes, remove the plants from the pot they come in, and settle them into the soil. Once they’re in, pat the soil down gently and soak the soil around the roots with water.
##### Prepare the soil and clear the clutter
Before you plant, it’s important to get the soil ready for plants. Get rid of weeds and other fallen branches and plant debris.
Before weeding, pay attention to your soil and how wet it might be. If you work the soil too soon, it can compact and damage the structure of the undersoil, which will have a long-term impact on your garden's health. By waiting until it’s dry, you also will be working with aerated soil which is the best for plants to thrive in.
###### Read the instructions for your seeds
Once your soil is prepared and you’re ready to plant, look at what your seed needs. Every plant requires a different planting depth, planting space, germination time, and water amounts.
Read the packaging if you’re sprouting seeds or the tags if you’re growing from young set plants. Seedlings require daily watering and generally set plants need watering every other day, depending on the plant type.
Once your seedlings have sprouted, the frequency of watering and maintenance depends on the plant, your soil type, climate, and rainfall.
###### Sort your soil and protect it from pests
Start out with good soil and you're well on your way to preventing pests from becoming a problem in your garden. Weeds, fallen leaves, and decaying plant matter create a breeding ground for fungus, insects, and diseases. So collect the plant waste every time you garden and keep your soil clear.
It also pays to selectively thin out smaller, weak seedlings. They are more likely to pick up a disease that could pass on to your healthy plants. Pick away dead shoots and make sure your sprouts have clear airflow.
###### Establish a compost system
If you don’t already have one in your home, consider creating a compost system. A compost system is a fantastic way to make your own fertiliser. And a bonus is that it’s great for the environment.
To create a compost:
- Collect scraps from the kitchen, plant waste, and garden trimmings.
- Use a tumbler-style bin to store them until you throw them on the compost.
- Throw the scraps on a pile near your soil and it will help keep your soil healthy.
- Rake your compost every few weeks to help the waste decay quicker.
###### Enjoy the process
“The best fertiliser is the gardener’s shadow.”
It’s an old saying that means you should be prepared to spend time in your garden. Your plants will thrive under your guidance and making your garden part of your schedule will pay off when you see your little sprouts growing.
Part of the process of gardening is also getting to reap the rewards. There’s something special about harvesting your vegetables when they’re ready and using your own produce in the kitchen. The same goes for your herb garden. If you’ve got flowers growing, take the time to enjoy your hard work.
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### Glenveagh Homes launches new charity partnerships with Jack & Jill and ALONE

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/glenveagh-homes-launches-new-charity-partnerships-with-jack-and-jill-and-alone
- Section: News
- Published: 2021-05-10
- Last updated: 2022-08-15
- Summary: Learn about Glenveagh Homes national charity partnerships and how they benefit local communities everywhere we build.

Glenveagh Homes Launches New Charity Partnerships with Jack & Jill and ALONE

Glenveagh Homes are delighted to announce two new charity partnerships for 2021 with Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation and ALONE. While Glenveagh is focused on delivering high quality, affordable homes, the homebuilder is just as focused on adding value to communities and those living within them. Glenveagh hopes to play a key role by investing in local communities for years to come with nationally backed, but locally focused charity initiatives that will impact those living in communities.
The charity partners chosen for 2021 were based on a shared ethos to directly assist those who need support most in our communities, children, and older people. Working with Jack & Jill and ALONE allows Glenveagh the opportunity to positively impact people’s lives.
Glenveagh’s approach to building lasting communities ties in with upcoming work with Jack & Jill on staff led initiatives, a demonstration of the Glenveagh team’s community spirit. Volunteer days are planned for the coming months to support the reopening of charity shops, seeing the Glenveagh team engage with the public, when safe to do so, and add value to the charity itself. Similarly, with ALONE, Glenveagh will work on community focused initiatives, adding value to and through activities that build a connection with our older population. More information on the charity partnerships will be shared on the soon to launch new Glenveagh website.
To date, Glenveagh’s community and sponsorship efforts have provided much needed support for local initiatives. The focus of community initiatives from Glenveagh fall under six key pillars – Education, Sustainability, Local Business, Health and Wellbeing, Sports and Fitness and Charity. These charity partnerships are the beginning of a new approach to building lasting communities with more community engagement plans to be activated over the course of 2021.
Photographed is (l to r) CEO of ALONE, Sean Moynihan; CEO of Glenveagh, Stephen Garvey; and CEO of Jack & Jill Foundation, Carmel Doyle in Newbridge, Co. Kildare, one of many locations which Glenveagh is set to activate meaningful community initiatives. Photograph: Leon Farrell / Photocall Ireland
Stephen Garvey, CEO of Glenveagh Homes, said: “‘In the past year we have all learned, more than ever, the importance community and charity. Our investment in building lasting communities is focused on enhancing the lives of our residents and the wider community, particularly our elderly and children, in places where we build and right across Ireland. We are offering our charity partners one of the most valuable commodities of all, time. The activity we’re planning will see our team on the ground helping with engaging with those in need. These charity partnerships align with our Glenveagh values and something the entire team is proud to be part of.”
Seán Moynihan, CEO of ALONE said “ALONE are delighted to be selected as one of Glenveagh Properties PLC charity partners. We have a lot in common with Glenveagh in that we both believe everyone should have access to quality homes. That providing quality housing and using the latest technology helps us to create sustainable community.”
“ALONE is rooted in the depths of communities all across Ireland and we believe this partnership will allow us to further our goals and aspirations for older people across the Country. We are excited to work together and engage even more people with our organisation,” he continued.
Carmel Doyle, CEO of Jack & Jill, said: “It’s fantastic to be chosen by Glenveagh for this charity partnership which is all about investing in and supporting local communities by supporting local Jack & Jill families when they need it most. The fundraising initiatives we’ve planned together will make a big difference, translating into specialist home nursing care hours for children with life limiting conditions in communities, across the country.”

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### Glenveagh Homes supports Newbridge Community First Responders

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/glenveagh-homes-supports-newbridge-community-first-responders
- Section: News
- Published: 2021-06-17
- Last updated: 2022-08-15
- Summary: Glenveagh are proud to support such a vital service and a great group of volunteers in the Newbridge community by installing a new defibrillator in Newbridge at the Gables Guest House and Leisure Centre.

Glenveagh Homes supports Newbridge Community First Responders

Supporting a vital service and volunteers in the Newbridge community — Glenveagh are proud to support such a vital service and a great group of volunteers in the Newbridge community by installing a new defibrillator in Newbridge at the Gables Guest House and Leisure Centre. 

For more information on this vital community service visit the community first responders network:
First Responders Network

How an AED Saves Lives — Community First Responders provide a vital support to their communities in primarily Heart Attack, Cardiac Arrest and Breathing Difficulties. They are able to provide Emergency Medical care for these types of incidents while awaiting the arrival of an Emergency Ambulance. They also provide support and reassurance to patients and their families following a medical emergency.

To find out more, you can follow the Newbridge community first-responders on Facebook.
Newbridge CFR Facebook

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### Glenveagh Staff Volunteer at Alone Housing Facility

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/glenveagh-staff-volunteer-at-alone-housing-facility
- Section: News
- Published: 2022-03-25
- Last updated: 2025-07-10
- Summary: Glenveagh employees spent the morning in Dublin city centre, volunteering at charity partner, ALONE’s Housing Facility as part of a Maintenance Volunteering Day. 18 Glenveagh staff volunteered on the day, helping with tasks such as painting, gardening, and general maintenance. This charity day was part of a wider charity work which has seen Glenveagh employees raise €18,701 in fundraising efforts over the past year

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Glenveagh Homes employees spent the morning in Dublin city centre, volunteering at charity partner, ALONE’s Housing Facility as part of a Maintenance Volunteering Day. Eighteen Glenveagh staff volunteered to help with tasks such as painting, gardening, and general maintenance.
This charity day was part of a wider charity work which has seen Glenveagh employees raise €18,701 in fundraising efforts over the past year. In addition to fundraising support, Glenveagh work with the ALONE team to share industry experience around housing and support several employee volunteers programmes throughout the year.
Here at Glenveagh we recognise the importance of community engagement in the areas where we build and a key pillar of our business is to commit to adding value to those communities and those living within them.
Speaking about the Maintenance Volunteering Day, Stephen Garvey CEO of Glenveagh said “We at Glenveagh understand the importance of community and the past two years have highlighted our dependence on our locality more than ever before. ALONE does incredible work with the older members of communities across Ireland, allowing them to enjoy their home life, while feeling safe and secure. We are proud of our partnership with ALONE and feel privileged to be able to help out at the Maintenance Day in Dublin today.”
Speaking about the partnership, ALONE CEO Séan Moynihan said, “We are grateful to the Glenveagh staff for their help and hard work today and over the past year of our partnership. It is wonderful to see Glenveagh give back to the areas in which they operate and help to build inclusive and sustainable living spaces for all members of the community.”
Glenveagh and ALONE share an ethos of creating sustainable communities for all cohorts of the population, adding value to the lives of residents and those in the wider community and undertaking activity at the local level to support those who need it most. Independent business, Topline Clearys, based in Kilcock, Co. Kildare, kindly supplied the volunteers with equipment and supplies for the Volunteering Day.
If you would like to make a donation to ALONE, please click here.
##### About Alone
ALONE is a national organisation that enables older people to age at home, safely and securely. They work with all older people, including those who are lonely, isolated, frail, or ill, homeless, living in poverty, or are facing other difficulties to provide an integrated system of support. They use support plans, provide a point of contact for access to health, social care, housing, transport and other arising needs using technology and other services and activities to improve physical, emotional and mental wellbeing.

### Glenveagh supports 10th annual June Fest in Newbridge

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/glenveagh-supports-10th-annual-june-fest-in-newbridge
- Section: News
- Published: 2021-06-10
- Last updated: 2025-07-10
- Summary: June Fest is a community celebration focused on family fun and local engagement. The festival celebrates and promotes music, arts, culture, nature, sports, heritage, and history by hosting events in Newbridge and the surrounding area. Regular festival highlights include: Yarn Bomb in the Liffey Linear Park, Bands on The Bank, Musical Gigs, Art and Writing competitions, Exhibitions, Family Fun Day, History/Heritage Seminars, Solstice on The Liffey.

Glenveagh supports 10th Annual June Fest in Newbridge

A community celebration focused on family fun and local engagement — June Fest is a community and family-orientated festival run by the non-profit organisation, White Lily Events, in Newbridge each year during the month of June. The festival celebrates and promotes music, arts, culture, nature, sports, heritage, and history by hosting events in Newbridge and the surrounding area. Regular festival highlights include: Yarn Bomb in the Liffey Linear Park, Bands on The Bank, Musical Gigs, Art and Writing competitions, Exhibitions, Family Fun Day, History/Heritage Seminars, Solstice on The Liffey. All events are socially distanced this year.

Are you feeling inspired? 

Why not enter the poetry competition sponsored by Glenveagh. Great prizes up for grabs with vouchers for local shops, restaurants and activities supporting the reopening of Newbridge businesses.
June Fest Poetry Competition

Newbridge Covid-19 Archive — Capture these rare times for future generations to discover. In fifty or a hundred years’ time, our grandchildren and great grandchildren will wonder how we coped as a town and a community during the Covid-19 epidemic. They will want to know how we felt, how we coped with the restrictions imposed on our lives. How were our lives affected by the national pause on weddings, funerals, religious ceremonies, travel and the closure of schools. They'll want to know how we broke the monotony and kept a sense of community. Future historians will lay their hands on these first-hand accounts of life in 2020 and 2021 in Ireland. The intention is to create a permanent archive of what it was like to live in Newbridge during the pandemic which will be published at newbridgehistory.org.

The winning entry will receive vouchers to spend locally. All prizes sponsored by Glenveagh
Become a part of local history

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### Step Inside My Home: Grace's Story

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/grace-customer-testimonial
- Section: News
- Published: 2026-04-01
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read Grace's Glenveagh homeowner story, how she found her new home and what life is like in the community. Read more now.

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Grace's Customer Testimonial — Find out what Grace loves the most about her new Glenveagh home.

Grace, Glenveagh Customer — I found the buying process really easy to be honest. The most important thing is to go to the First-Time Buyers Events with Glenveagh.

### Step Inside My Home: Hanna's Story

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/hanna-customer-testimonial
- Section: News
- Published: 2026-10-19
- Last updated: 2026-10-19

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Hanna's Customer Testimonial — Step inside Hanna’s new Glenveagh home, where thoughtful design meets warmth and comfort.

Hanna, Glenveagh Customer — I went for a Glenveagh home because it's so efficient, it's A-rated, and it's so cosy and warm.

### Step Inside My Home: Hannah's Story

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/hannah-customer-testimonial
- Section: News
- Published: 2026-04-13
- Last updated: 2026-06-30

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Hannah's Customer Testimonial — Come join us as we get an exclusive tour of Hannah's new Glenveagh home.

Hannah, Glenveagh Customer — We've absolutely loved it here and we've thrived in every way, making friends and memories.

### The hidden costs of buying a house

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/hidden-costs-of-buying-a-house
- Section: News
- Published: 2023-12-01
- Last updated: 2024-12-10
- Summary: Behind the asking price of any home for sale are the hidden costs. Don't get caught out by these legal fees, taxes and insurance premiums.

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##### A mortgage deposit is always at the forefront of homebuyers' minds. But from solicitor's fees to valuation charges, there are a number of additional costs to be prepared for before you begin your search.
House hunting as a first-time buyer will certainly refine your nose for a bargain. You may even get to the point where you can correctly guess the value of a house before seeing the full listing. However, it’s the hidden costs that are harder to spot and also easy to overlook.
It's important to factor in for these costs from the very start to ensure that you're less likely to bust your budget because of unexpected fees.
##### What expenses do I need to consider while applying for a mortgage?
There are a few mortgage origination fees that you’ll have to pay as soon as you apply for a mortgage.
- Application fee
Many lenders will ask for an application fee to cover the administrative costs involved in evaluating your request, like checking your credit history and processing paperwork. The cost will vary depending on the lender you choose to work with.
- Lender’s valuation fee
In addition to application fees, most lenders will charge a valuation fee. This covers a survey of the property that helps the lender to decide whether it is safe to lend on before approving a loan. The fee is usually fixed and will differ from lender to lender, but first-time buyers can expect it to be anything from €150 to €300.
- Mortgage indemnity fee
The mortgage indemnity fee is designed to protect the lender in the event that you’re unable to repay the full value of your mortgage over the agreed period. If you’re borrowing more than 80% of the purchase price, you will need to pay 3% on the loan amount above the cut-off. So, your €300,000 home with a 90% mortgage will attract €1,050 in indemnity fees.
- Surveying fees
It’s also a good idea to pay a chartered surveyor to assess your home. Sellers aren't under any obligation to tell you about the defects a property might have. But a surveyor will be helpful in pointing out any issues with the home that might affect its value – or selling price. Fees vary from contractor to contractor, but you should expect to pay anything from €250 to €1,000 depending on the extent of the survey.
- Mortgage protection insurance
Finally, you are legally required to have mortgage protection insurance; this is to ensure that your mortgage will be paid off, should you or another policyholder pass away during the term of the mortgage. The exact cost of mortgage protection insurance is variable, so be sure to shop around to ensure you get the best deal possible.
##### What other costs are involved during the homebuying process?
Once your mortgage has been approved and you buy your home, you’ll need to pay a variety of fees and duties.
- Legal fees
Besides the purchase amount, legal fees are easily the costliest part of buying a home. Most of these fees aren’t set and will vary depending on where you are and which solicitor you choose to use, although there are some rules that govern solicitors’ fees. Shop around and compare services to figure out what works best for you. And keep in mind that these fees usually exclude VAT.
- Consultation fee
This is charged for your initial meeting with a solicitor to outline the services you require and sign an agreement. Cost: approximately €250.
- Conveyancing
You will most likely be charged a flat rate plus a percentage of the value of the property above a defined amount to transfer ownership into your name. Cost: €1,000 + 1% of sale price.
- Legal search fee
The cost of checking whether there are any restrictions on your property (e.g. planning permissions or environmental matters). Cost: approximately €150.
##### Other transfer-related fees
- Land Registry
Solicitors’ fees aren’t the only legal charges that come with purchasing a home. You will also have to pay to authenticate the sale and ownership documents, plus register the land in your name.
The standard Land Registry fee with a mortgage is €175. Plus there's an additional amount based on the value of your property:
You will also have to get a certified copy of the plans and paperwork from the Land Registry. In addition to that, the formal purchase of your home must legally be overseen by a commissioner of oaths. Both these documents come to around €84.
- Stamp duty
Whenever a property transfers ownership in Ireland, there's a tax to pay on the related documents. That tax is called Stamp Duty and it's one of the biggest hidden costs to be aware of.
The formula to calculate stamp duty is simple. You pay 1% up to a value of €1 million and 2% above that. One percent may not sound like a lot, but based on the average house price in Ireland of just over €290,000, you’ll need to set aside a minimum of €3,000.
Please note stamp duty is not covered by the mortgage, so you’ll have to pay it out of your own pocket.
- Property tax
As a home buyer, you will be liable to the Revenue for Local Property Tax (LPT). This is paid annually (by November 1 each year) on a self-assessment basis so you’ll have to calculate it yourself based on current market value, although rates are organised according to clearly defined bands.
A median-priced residential house in Ireland with a value of €285,000 would fall into band 3, meaning that an LPT of €315 would be due. Each local authority has the power to adjust its rate (up or down) by a maximum of 15%.
- Home Insurance
Most mortgage lenders will require you to have a policy that protects your home in the event of a fire, natural disaster, or another destructive event.
The premium of your insurance will depend on your risk profile as well as whether you insure your property for the replacement value (what it would cost to rebuild it from the ground up) or the market value (what it could be sold for).
Buildings insurance on a mid-sized home usually costs from €450 to €650 per year.
##### Are there any more costs after I have purchased my house?
Once you've taken ownership of the property, it's time to turn that house into your home.
Keep in mind that you will likely need to do some renovation or decoration work when you move in. The cost of these projects will depend on the condition of your property and what you want to do with it.
As a rule of thumb, having an additional 10% of the value of your property set aside for renovating and decorating will ensure you’re covered.
Finally, you might want to calculate how much it will cost to relocate and move all your belongings from your current house to your new home. Moving can be costly and stressful – especially if you're moving to an entirely different town or suburb – so budgeting for this exercise will definitely take some pressure off of you.
If you wish to read more about the homebuying process, check out our first-time buyers hub here.

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### How to design a comfortable home office

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/home-office-design
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-06-13
- Last updated: 2025-01-09
- Summary: It seems that working from home – at least on occasion – is here to stay. Use these tips and tricks to design a home office that works for you.

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##### With working from home here to stay for many, we all need more than just our daily caffeine fix to stay motivated. Here's how you can transform your space into an inspiring home office.
One of the most exciting things about owning your own home is being able to design spaces that perfectly suit your lifestyle. With so many of us working from home these days, one of those rooms is likely to be your home office.
Although working from home can help you to cut down on commute times, an inefficient workspace design could have adverse effects on your productivity.
Choosing the right space and equipping it with essential equipment and functional furniture is critical for creating a home office that helps you generate your best work. It doesn't hurt to create an inspiring space that keeps you motivated, either. Plus, you want to ensure your video conferencing backdrop looks professional.
Here are a few home office ideas and tips that you can use to create a workspace that’s as practical as it is pretty.
##### Think about how you’ll use your space when working from home
Some of the most common mistakes when it comes to designing a home are made by homeowners who don’t give enough thought to exactly how they’ll use the space.
There are plenty of things to think about when you’re setting up your workspace, but the four areas you want to pay the most attention to are:
- Where in your home you will place your home office;
- What furniture and equipment you need;
- How much storage you need;
- How you will arrange your furniture, equipment and storage efficiently.
The best way to ensure you avoid any design pitfalls is to take note of how you use your current workspace and ask yourself the following questions:
- What works? What doesn’t?
- When do you usually work?
- Will you need to have video calls?
- What will be happening elsewhere in your home during those hours?
- Will you have clients in your space?
- Is there more than one person who needs to use the home office?
Answering all of these questions will help you better understand how to set up your space for success.
##### Choose a Location
The first step in any home office design is to choose the spot you think will work best for your workspace
###### Ensure you have enough space
Whichever space you choose, the design rule of thumb is to dedicate at least 150 centimetres by 210 centimetres to your home office. This will ensure that you have plenty of space to fit a decent-sized desk and move your chair around.
###### Create some separation
It doesn’t have to be huge – it doesn’t even need to be a dedicated room – but it does need to be out of the way of the daily activities that go on at home.
Ensuring that your office can be separated from the rest of your home will help to ensure that you can minimise distractions and interruptions when you’re working from home and relax when you’re off the clock.
If you’re lucky enough to have a spare bedroom, that’s great. If not, no problem. There are plenty of solutions you can use to create the illusion of a separate space. There are a few ways you could do this:
- Functional room dividers like open bookshelves or modular display cabinets. The open shelves create a sense of separation without forming a visual barrier.
- Unused space in your living area – like that nook under the stairs or dead space behind the couch – is another great option.
- A wall-mounted foldaway desk will save a bunch of space and will ensure you're able to put work out of your mind when the day is done.
###### Consider the light
Don’t forget about the lighting. It’s a key element in every space, especially those where you’ll be reading and writing. Natural light from a big window is first prize, but there’s no need to worry if that isn’t an option. Skylights, overhead and task lighting can all be effectively used to light up the areas where you’ll be working.
##### Identify Your Essential Equipment
###### Find functional and comfortable furniture for your home office
Once you’ve thought about how you’ll use your office, you’ll be in the perfect position to choose furniture that will serve your purpose without cluttering your space.
###### Office chairs and tables
Naturally, a desk is a necessity. Be sure to select one that has enough space to accommodate all of your essentials. Drawers are also useful for storing stationery, notebooks and other items when they're not in use.
A standing desk is a great option too. Having a table with extendable legs or an adjustable stand that allows you to raise your computer screen when you're working will help to minimise health issues that can arise from sitting too much.
Then there’s the chair. This is one place where you can’t sacrifice function for form. While roller chairs with lumbar support are more ergonomically friendly, you might find that a static chair works better for you. Just be sure the legs are sturdy enough to be drawn towards and away from your desk on a regular basis.
There’s more to office chairs and tables for your home office, though.
###### Other furniture
You might be prolific enough to need a bookshelf for your files and folios. Alternatively, you may need a couch or additional seat for times when you invite clients or colleagues into your space to work collaboratively. Or you may just prefer to sit on a comfy seat while you’re in one of those late-afternoon video calls.
Whatever your work from home needs, be sure to stick to the necessities. Furniture can easily fill your space and create chaos, so choose those items that you need to function rather than bring in pieces that you think you might use.
##### Keep Ergonomics in Mind
When it comes to furniture for your home office, it's best to go for items that have an ergonomic design. Having a fit-for-purpose desk and chair will allow you to work comfortably and avoid that dreaded lower back and neck pain that can come with spending hours at your desk.
What to look out for:
- Desk height: Your elbows should be at a 90-degree angle when typing;
- Desk size: Every item that you use when working should be within arm's reach on your desk;
- Seat height: When sitting, your feet should be flat on the ground and your thighs parallel to the floor;
- Seat size: The seat should be wide enough to accommodate you comfortably;
- Seat depth: You should be able to sit with your back against the backrest and have 5 to 10 centimetres between the edge of the seat and the back of your knees;
- Backrest: The backrest needs to have lumbar support and must be wide and high enough to accommodate your back.
##### Personalise Your Space
One of the greatest joys of working from home is that you aren’t restricted to the standard grey cubicle you might be used to in your office.
###### Introduce Colour
The materials and colours you use in your space can have a massive impact on your mood – and how you work while you’re in the space. Wood and foliage are proven to reduce stress levels and increase creativity, as do the colours green and purple.
###### Add Décor
Add a pinch of personality by hanging pictures on the wall or adding shelves with décor items you love. This will ensure you – or the other participants in your video call – have something interesting to look at in those moments when your mind starts to wander.
Some easy ideas include:
- Bookshelves stocked with interesting books;
- A gallery wall of bright artwork;
- Plants – hanging and floor-standing;
- A pin board filled with work-related notes;
- Striking wallpaper.
Wherever you set up your workspace in your new home, ensuring that you have enough room and light, plus the right furniture and equipment will help you to create the most comfortable home office.
Check out the Glenveagh's First-Time Buyers Hub and get all the tips and tricks you need to turn the dream of your first home into a reality.

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### How do I decorate on a small budget? Your home design questions, answered by an expert

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-do-i-decorate-on-a-small-budget-your-home-design-questions-answered-by-an-expert
- Section: News
- Published: 2023-12-01
- Last updated: 2024-05-27
- Summary: New place? Take it room by room, says Aoife Tobin of Style So Simple. Last year, we set out to understand how first time buyers in Ireland felt about a range of topics with a survey and a series of interactive polls. You shared your feelings with us on everything from house prices to to the design features you wanted in your new home. Today’s topic: finding a home with a design that suits your needs – and furnishing it in a way that suits your budget.

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Buying your first home is an exciting time – but it is also a time when big decisions come thick and fast.
Last year, we set out to understand how first time buyers in Ireland felt about a range of topics and you shared your feelings with us on everything from house prices to to the design features you wanted in your new home.
Now we’re picking out some of your biggest questions and concerns from the results, and sharing informed advice from Irish experts. Today’s topic: finding a home with a design that suits your needs – and furnishing it in a way that suits your budget.
Here to help is Aoife Tobin, interior designer and owner of Style So Simple, who regularly helps buyers and recent homeowners to create beautiful, functional living spaces. We put some pressing questions to her…
#### 1. I want my kitchen to be the hub of my home. Which kitchen design features should I be looking out for in a new place?
A high-quality fitted kitchen and a well-laid out kitchen/dining area were two areas that buyers ranked a high 7/10 in importance. So if you’re browsing house listings, what are the kitchen features that will make your life easier?
“Today’s kitchens aren’t just task areas. They’re places the whole household gets together, so you want the design to reflect that. Function is important,” Tobin says. She advises visualising how you plan to use your kitchen, and using that to figure out which design features are important to you:
> I see a lot of people going for open plan kitchen/dining spaces so the kitchen becomes more than just a place to cook.
And if you have school-age kids, a breakfast bar or island can also become a homework space – it’s somewhere parents can keep an eye on youngsters while also getting a start on dinner.
Built-in storage can often be costly to add in later, so if it’s there to begin with, all the better. “It’s not an essential but it will make your life easier. In particular I love multi-functional pieces, like benches or seating areas that also double as a place to store things.” says Tobin.
#### 2. Which pieces of furniture are worth investing in, and which items can I buy on the cheap?
A huge 54% of buyers expected their furniture to be their single biggest moving in expense, according to our survey. So how can you prioritise your spending here?
Tobin usually advises new homeowners to assign a higher part of their budget to three specific things: their couch, their bed and a good dining table and chairs.
> All of these are things you’ll use every day, and it would be frustrating to have to replace them in a couple of years due to wear and tear. EZ Living and Harvey Norman have great options within a first time buyer budget. With the bed, if you can’t afford a top quality bed frame, definitely get the best mattress you can afford.
Coffee tables, side tables and soft furnishings are all things that “you can get away with buying a bit more cheaply,” says Tobin. And if you don’t want to go high street, think outside the box: “Check DoneDeal for second hand pieces, and be open to DIYing too. You can pick up rolls of fabric very cheaply to re-cover benches and chairs.”
#### 3. What’s your best tip for planning ahead with the decorating before moving day?
In general, furnishing and decorating your new place is considered the ‘fun part’ of moving house. In fact, it’s something buyers told us they were looking forward to doing, rating it 7.6/10 in terms of positive anticipation.
But it’s also a mammoth task, and one that can be overwhelming if left until moving day. So which elements can be covered off ahead of time? Tobin has some advice which should come in handy:
> Get your hands on the plans of your new home. Go through them, and draw in the items you want to have in each space. Where will the TV go? How will you position the beds in each bedroom? Do you want a feature wall in your living room?
Doing this will help you devise your “interiors shopping list,” and you can start to shop for basics like couches, beds and other items that may need a delivery lead time.
#### 4. How can I keep my spending low during the first few months in my new home?
Even with contracts signed and solicitors’ fees paid, moving and furnishing can still throw up plenty of unexpected costs – and buyers rated their level of nervousness about over-spending at 6.2/10.
Tobin advises taking your time here – don’t feel that your home needs to be interiors magazine-ready on moving day.
“Yes, it’s helpful to plan ahead, but that doesn’t mean to need to do everything at once. When it comes to decorating, I’d suggest taking things room by room. Your master bedroom and living room are good places to start, as you’ll likely spend a lot of time in those areas. The design of the rest of the house can follow as you get used to living in the space.”
At Glenveagh Homes, our vision is that everyone should have the opportunity to access great-value, high-quality homes in flourishing communities across Ireland. We understand that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Click here to find out more about Glenveagh developments.

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### How many houses should I view? 5 big questions from a first-time buyer, tackled by an expert

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-many-houses-should-i-view-5-big-questions-from-a-first-time-buyer-tackled-by-an-expert
- Section: News
- Published: 2023-12-01
- Last updated: 2024-05-27
- Summary: From figuring out your budget to deciding on a location, buying your first home is a hugely personal experience.

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From figuring out your budget to deciding on a location, buying your first home is a hugely personal experience. However, there are many elements that are universal to all first-time house-hunters, like wondering how many houses you ‘should’ view and what’s the best way to get a sense of a new area.
These are questions our reader Cian, who hopes to buy with his partner this year, has. Cian and his partner have been renting for just over a year, and really knuckled down with saving 18 months ago. They hope to apply for a mortgage in two months, and are looking to buy a three-bed semi-detached property near Dublin city centre, with a back garden as one of their ‘must-have’ features.
Before he starts his property search, Cian shared with us five questions he has about buying a property this year. We then passed these questions on to Tony Deane, estate agent and director of Moovingo, who shared his expert advice for those planning to buy in 2022. Here’s what he had to say…
1. ‘Should I start my house search before getting mortgage approval, even though it’s a few months away?’
Getting mortgage approval can be a long and lengthy process, but should you start looking at properties while waiting for the go-ahead, asks Cian. According to Tony, buyers should start their search “as soon as possible” and use this time to “get up to speed with the market”. And don’t forget that for those planning to buy a new-build, the Help to Buy scheme can help you with your deposit.
“Then, when you are mortgage approved, you can assess a property in an area a lot quicker than if you hadn’t started looking before,” he says. “Definitely start looking online, at a minimum, and even go to a couple of viewings just to get a feel for it.” By doing this, you may learn more about what type of property you want and what features are most important to you. “You want to train your eye, essentially.”
2. ‘How many houses should we view before narrowing down our shortlist?’
Like many first-time buyers, Cian wonders if there’s a suggested number of houses he and his partner should view before putting together their top few properties but, according to Tony, there’s no set amount to aim for.
“You want to see as many houses as possible,” he says. “It’s hard to say how many. The first three properties you see, you could love all three and work from there. But it might take 30 properties to find the sort of one that you really want.”
This is where your research will pay off, says Tony. “If you’ve viewed several properties and have done your homework to see exactly what is included in the property, what the BER is, you’ll have obviously spent a lot more time invested in it than the 15 minute viewing". That way, if you really like the property, you’ll be able to put your deposit down with confidence.
3. ‘Sustainability is important to me and my partner. Considering the costs involved, are we better off buying a more energy efficient home or renovating ourselves using grants?’
With lower running costs and environmental benefits, energy efficiency has become one of the most important factors for house-hunters in recent years. But if you’re buying a new build, you needn’t worry about energy efficiency as all new properties are A-rated, says Tony.
For older properties, “there are grants out there to help with retrofitting, but the reality is you still need to pay for a lot of it yourself,” he says. “There’s a couple of things that need to be done to retrofit a house. There’s the roof, the walls, the doors and windows, the floors. Then you need to remove any draughts, and all electrics would need to be upgraded to new systems.”
5. ‘We may end up viewing houses in new locations for us. How can we get the best sense of an area we’re not familiar with while house-hunting?’
While you might have a number of specific areas you’d like to live in in mind, oftentimes a property that ticks all of your boxes might come on your radar, but it’s in a different location. If this happens or if you want to discover a new area, Tony says the best thing you can do is “spend time there”.
“Go for lunch at the weekend, spend time people watching in a café or restaurant. You’ll learn a lot about an area...There are a lot more communities in areas you wouldn’t have expected.”
Tony also recommends going for a drive in the area when you’d expect to be travelling or commuting to and from work and chatting to people in local businesses to see what they have to say. As part of your research, some developers – like Glenveagh Homes - offer virtual tours and CGIs of new-builds, meaning you can look at the property or the development as many times as you like, whenever you like.
Lastly, if you’ve spent months house-hunting, don’t be afraid to take a break, recommends Tony: "Otherwise you’re just going to find yourself looking at the same properties and second guessing yourself. Obviously everyone has different priorities and needs, but if you can and it’s not happening in the first two months, take a break for a little while and come back in.”
At Glenveagh Homes, our vision is that everyone should have the opportunity to access great-value, high-quality homes in flourishing communities across Ireland. We understand that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Click here to find out more about Glenveagh communities.

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### How can a solicitor support you during the homebuying process?

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-solicitors-support-the-home-buying-process
- Section: News
- Published: 2023-05-20
- Last updated: 2024-05-22
- Summary: If you're buying a house in Ireland, you'll need the professional help of a solicitor to arrange the searches and contracts. Here's how to find the right one for you.

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##### Buying a house is an important decision with many legal aspects to consider. From conveyancing to completing the purchase, a solicitor will be able to provide you with invaluable advice and assistance.*
Once you've entered the homebuying process in Ireland, it's important for you to be aware of the various legal aspects involved. The professional support of a solicitor can make the process easier.
It's not required by law for you to hire a solicitor, but your lender will almost certainly insist. Property law is complex and this is where the expertise and experience of a solicitor will prove to be invaluable.
Your solicitor’s role is ultimately to protect your consumer rights and investment. Expect fees ranging from €2,500 to €5,000 — but once you realise what a solicitor does during the process, the value becomes clear.
##### Finding a solicitor
To avoid delays, you should choose a solicitor before you start your property search. You don't have to pay any fees until a sale is complete. To help you find a solicitor, the Law Society of Ireland has an online tool for finding one in your area.
Look for a solicitor with strong testimonials and experience in conveyancing, the term for thelegal work in buying and selling a property. You are under no obligation to choose a local solicitor. Ultimately, you want to find the most experienced conveyancer within budget.
##### What a solicitor does
There are binding contracts that need your signature, a deposit to put down and a mortgage loan to secure against your home. These call for the skills of your solicitor throughout the homebuying process.
Property searches
You might have found what looks like your dream home, but your solicitor will check to ensure that everything is in order in your paperwork. They will confirm that there are no:
- Environmental issues that could affect the resale value of the property;
- Compulsory purchase orders in place;
- Issues in the seller’s history that may invalidate a purchase (such as bankruptcy).
Bear in mind that a seller does not have to be fully transparent about any defects in the property. It’s your responsibility (with the support of your solicitor) to conduct a survey and check that there are no structural, environmental or planning issues attached to the home.
Once your solicitor is satisfied that the sale is “above board” and that there are no red flags that might obstruct a sale, they will proceed to the transfer of ownership.
Drafting contract of sale
If the survey is satisfactory and your offer on the property is accepted by the seller’s solicitor, you will receive a Contract of Sale. Since 1976, solicitors in Ireland use a standard contract issued by the Law Society of Ireland. This legally binding document outlines the Memorandum of Agreement covering the:
- Names of the vendor and buyer;
- Purchase price and deposit payable;
- Whether the property is freehold or leasehold;
- General conditions of sale including any special conditions;
- Sale schedule, covering documents, searches and target completion date.
Based on your solicitor’s legal advice, your next step would be to sign the contract and pay the deposit. Should you subsequently withdraw your offer, however, you will lose the deposit.
Requisitions on title
To ensure absolute clarity about what's involved in the sale, your solicitor will send a list of questions to the seller’s solicitor referred to as the requisitions on title. Again, these use a standard form and will confirm the details of:
- The fixtures and fittings that are entailed in the sale;
- Boundaries and any disputes relating to them, as well as rights of access;
- Utilities and services to and from the property;
- Issues of tenancy — for example, if the property is currently occupied.
Once these are confirmed, the solicitor will draw up a Deed of Conveyance for approval by the seller’s solicitor.
Deed of Conveyance
This is the legally binding agreement for transferring ownership from seller to buyer. The solicitor will also provide your mortgage lender with a certificate of title. Once the seller’s solicitor has signed the deed, your solicitor will instruct your mortgage lender to approve payment of the full remaining loan balance to the seller’s solicitor.
At this point, the property is now yours, but the solicitor’s work is not quite complete. They will still have to calculate how much Stamp Duty is due to the Revenue Commissioners (1% of the property price on the first €1 million and 2% over €1 million).
This is the responsibility of the buyer. Once Stamp Duty has been paid, the deeds can be registered with the Property Registration Authority (PRA). Bear in mind that this final step can take months to complete.
##### Other services a solicitor provides
In addition to the above, which are the key pieces of paperwork that need the professional touch, you can expect your solicitor to provide numerous other services both before and after the sale:
- Legal advice: from whether you are likely to have any issues in the future reselling your home, to what rights your partner, spouse or co-signatory will have after purchase;
- Negotiation skills: when it comes to title queries with the seller's solicitor;
- Filing paperwork: your solicitor will order your loan cheque from the lender, send title deeds to your bank, take care of stamping and registering the property, and finally draft any closing documentation required.
##### 8 key questions you should ask your solicitor
Your chosen solicitor will have plenty of questions to ask on your behalf, but there are quite a few you should be asking yourself before hiring a professional. You are well within your rights to ask the following questions (indeed any experienced solicitor would expect you to):
- What conveyancing fees do you charge?
- Are you registered with the Law Society of Ireland?
- What are the ancillary costs, also known as “outlays”? (These include Stamp Duty and search fees)
- Relevant references and testimonials of work done from previous clients.
- How many solicitors will handle my case?
- How long will the process take?
- How often will I receive updates on the process?
- How high are my chances of success given my present circumstances?
If you’re not satisfied with the responses to any of the above, keep searching. The role your solicitor plays in facilitating the purchase of a home is simply too big to assign to a firm that doesn’t have your complete confidence.
If you're seeking information on the homebuying process, check out our resources here.
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### How to choose a home that'll suit your needs now and in the future - from garden size to layout

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-choose-a-home-that-ll-suit-your-needs-now-and-in-the-future-from-garden-size-to-layout
- Section: News
- Published: 2023-12-01
- Last updated: 2024-05-27
- Summary: If you're house hunting and plan to stay in your new place long-term, you’ll need to think about the future as well as the present. We spoke to an estate agent and an architect to get their advice.

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#### We spoke to an estate agent and an architect to get their advice.
If you're house-hunting and plan to stay in your new place long-term, you’ll need to think about the future as well as the present.
There are many questions you can ask to help choose a home that will suit your needs both now and in the future, from the number of bedrooms to whether the back garden offers the potential to extend.
To help you prepare for your next viewing, we spoke to two experts to hear their advice on planning ahead. Read on to see what they had to say…
Focus on the location
> “The first and most important thing and the thing of paramount importance is location, location, location,” says Eamon O’Flaherty, Managing Director at Sherry FitzGerald Brady O’Flaherty. “You can always change elements of your home, but you cannot change the location.”
> Eamon advises looking at local amenities and services, convenience to transport links and schools, and researching how long it will take you to get to work during peak times. “All of these things need to be taken into account,” he says.
Consider the age profile of your neighbours
If you’re buying in a new development, Eamon recommends asking the estate agent about the age profile of other buyers and their stage of life so you know what to expect from your surroundings over the years.
> “You might consider a new estate where there is going to be a mix of families, or if you’re an older person who is looking to buy a new home, you might want to look at a development where there will be people of your own age group profile.”
Opt for an extra bedroom, if you can
> “The number of bedrooms is very much down to the buyer’s own personal needs,” says Eamon. “Maybe at the time of buying, a two-bedroom house would be fine for them, but they may need a three-bed in the not too distant future. So now’s the time to try, if you can afford it, to make that jump and go for a little bit bigger than you need.
> The old saying is, ‘you’ll be better looking at it than looking for it’.
Check if there’s room to extend
While you might not be planning on carrying out any extension work as soon as you move into your new home, it can be beneficial to give yourself the option to do so down the line.
> “For most suburban homes with a standard-sized garden, you can build a 40 sq m extension to the back of house without the requirement of planning permission,” says Eamon. “So if you want more space in five or 10 years’ time, but don’t want to move, you can get an extension if you have a good-sized garden.”
Pay attention to the layout
For Denise O’Connor, architect and interior designer at Optimise Home, layout and orientation are important elements to consider.
> “Things like a good connection with the garden and an open-plan family space would be really important if you have kids or are planning to have kids, I think a mistake that people make is that they get really hung up in the aesthetics, when you really need to be looking at the layout, the flow. Look beyond the décor and look at the functionality. Ask yourself, ‘how is this home going to function if there’s more than just two of us, or more than just one of us?’”
Think about having a multifunctional room
Having a room that you can change the function of as the years go on can make a great difference to how you use your home, says Denise.
> “For example, a small room downstairs could initially be a playroom, then a den, then a TV room, and then a study space or home office. Those smaller rooms are really flexible. The box room is another good example of that.”
Imagine yourself living there in 10 years
Chances are, if you’re buying a home you’ll be hoping to stay there for quite some time. While we never know exactly what the future will hold, Denise advises taking the time to see if you can imagine yourself spending the next 10 years in the property you’re viewing.
> You have to think, ‘would I be happy to stay here for 10 years? Can I make this work for me for 10 years?’
“Look at your circumstances and think, ‘does this suit me? Is this going to work for me?’ Try and imagine yourself there. Think about what a Saturday morning would look like, what a Monday morning would look like. Can you imagine yourself there in the evening time? Try to look into the future as much as you can.”
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### How to create a bedroom where you’ll always feel relaxed with designer Aoife Tobin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-create-a-bedroom-where-you-ll-always-feel-relaxed
- Section: News
- Published: 2023-12-01
- Last updated: 2024-05-27
- Summary: How to create a bedroom where you’ll always feel relaxed. Interior designer Aoife Tobin from at Style So Simple shares her expertise.

'Choose calming colours': How to create a bedroom where you’ll always feel relaxed

With the average person spending approximately one third of their life asleep, having a peaceful spot to rest your head is quite significant, to say the least.
We all know the importance of having a comfortable mattress and pillow, but what other elements make for an ideal bedroom?
While it may be easy to get wrapped up in the design elements – especially if it’s your first home – there are many other factors to take into consideration when creating a calm (and functional) sleeping space.
According to Aoife Tobin, interior architect and designer at Style So Simple, the easiest way to achieve this is by dedicating the time to planning the space. Below, Aoife shared her top tips for achieving a hotel-worthy bedroom zone…

Think about where you place your bed
> Your bed is likely to be the focal point in your room, and its position is highly important, says Aoife. “For your bed location, I usually suggest trying to keep it away from the same wall as the door and have it on the opposite wall if possible, but not so that when you open the door the bed is directly in front of the entrance. There’s an element of feng shui about this, but it’s also a much more comfortable setting.”

Compromise on flooring
> If you’re torn between choosing carpet or wood floors in the bedroom, Aoife has the ideal solution: “With couples, usually one person wants carpet and one person doesn’t. So a middle ground that I’ve found a lot of couples and families go with is choosing wood or a faux wood floor and then getting a really nice large area rug so it’s comfortable when you’re stepping out into it in the morning. There are great options there now for very large area rugs that are quite inexpensive.”

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Invest in your bed and bedding
> Whether you prefer a firm mattress or something you can sink into each night, Aoife says taking time to find the right mattress to invest in will pay off in the long term. “For the bed, it’s not even the bed frame that you need to invest in, it’s the mattress. Whatever it is that you need for your personal comfort, the mattress is the one thing that I’d invest in.”
> Another area to spend extra cash on, if possible, is bedding, says Aoife. “Bedding is something that I’d always put an extra bit of time into thinking about what I actually want and put that little bit of extra money into it. With bed linen, the higher the thread count, the better. I’d always recommend going with a simple white set and then you can add colour through your accent cushions and your throws.”

Be smart with storage
When viewing any room as a blank slate, Aoife recommends planning for clever hidden storage options. This is even more important in the bedroom, she says, as you don’t want to be surrounded by clutter as you’re trying to unwind.
> “Storage beds are so handy for those larger items that you don’t need day-to-day, like duvet covers, bedsheets and towels…. It just saves so much on space.”

Pay attention to lighting
> A hugely important factor when planning your new bedroom, says Aoife, is lighting. “It’s all about creating a cosy ambience. So let’s say your side table lamps or if you have wall lights above the side table, choose warm LED bulbs over white. They’re much more cosy.”
> As for your main light, you might want to avoid putting it right in the middle of the room. “In a bedroom, the centre pendant should be centred to the bed, and positioned more towards the bottom of the bed.”

Choose colours carefully
> Colours play a huge part in any room, and this applies even more when it comes to your sleeping space, notes Aoife. “Keep colours calm and soothing, not colours that will cause a lot of stimulation.
> She recommends avoiding reds, in particular, and opting for muted tones if possible. “A neutral palette is always lovely in a calmer space.”
When that’s all done and you’re settled into your new place, don’t blame us if you struggle to get out of bed in the mornings.
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### How to design a multi-purpose living area in your new home, according to the experts

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-design-a-multi-purpose-living-area-in-your-new-home-according-to-the-experts
- Section: News
- Published: 2021-11-03
- Last updated: 2024-03-08
- Summary: Long gone is the single function ‘good room’ – nowadays living areas are expected to work for everything. So what should you do when you’ve moved into your new home and have a blank canvas to work it? We spoke to two interior designers to hear their expert advice for creating a living space that works for you.

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#### Two interior designers share their best tips and tricks.
From socialising over dinner to lounging in front of a great movie to tackling that day’s homework, we ask a lot of our living spaces today.
Long gone is the single function ‘good room’ – nowadays living areas are expected to work for everything. So what should you do when you’ve moved into your new home and have a blank canvas to work it?
We spoke to two interior designers to hear their expert advice for creating a living space that works for you. Here’s what they had to say…
#### 1. Think about your specific needs
For Denise O’Connor, architect and interior designer at Optimise Design, she advises starting with putting some thought into how you use the space. “When you’re starting from scratch, the first thing to do is imagine how do you want to live in the space,” she says.
“Everybody’s family is a little bit different. People have different needs, they’re at different stages of life. Think about things like, if you have kids, do they need to be doing homework here? Do you work from home? Is this the kind of space you’d like to sit in? Do you entertain often?” Once you’ve put time into doing that, says Denise, then it’ll be easier to think about the layout.
#### 2. Choose future-proof furniture and fittings
If you’d like this space to be multifunctional both now and as your needs change, picking the right kind of furniture is “critical”, says Denise. “For example, opt for a dining table that can extend. That will give you greater flexibility. Look at the legs on the table as well and think about how many chairs you’re putting around it.”
Denise also recommends avoiding “very specific fixed” pieces of furniture or fittings. “If you’re looking to create a space that’s flexible, you want it to to be able to adapt and change as you need. You don’t want items that are stuck there that are going to get in the way. People might put a pendant light in a particular spot, but that means then their dining table is stuck there, for example. Look at ways that you can move bits and pieces around.”
#### 3. Pay close attention to accessories
With a multifunctional space, it can sometimes be difficult to separate the different areas from each other. However, a few small design tricks can help with this, says Denise. “Rugs are brilliant to create specific zones. They’re also good because you can move them around and interchange them as needed. Or if you have an open plan living area and kitchen, you might use a floor lamp and a table lamp in the living area and just light there in the evenings and leave the lights off in the kitchen.
> Accessories can help you define different areas quite nicely.
#### 4. Get creative when it comes to storage
For interior architect and designer Aoife Tobin of Style So Simple, good storage is key to having a multi-purpose living area. “Everyone in the family is in the one space now, so I think one of the main things is to have storage with purpose because that can really differentiate each area.
An easy example, she says, is using a storage bench for seating on one side of a dining table. “It’s a great place to store kids toys, and allows that dining area to turn into a play zone very quickly.
“Even in the hallway, put baskets underneath the console table. In those baskets there could be shoes, toys or chargers, but we don’t see them. Everything that’s pretty should have some function.”
#### 5. Invest in joinery, if you can
To take your storage to the next level, Aoife recommends investing in bespoke joinery, if your budget allows it. “When you’re going into your new home after the build, the next thing to look at after you have your core features like flooring and wall finishes, would be joinery.”
Doing this means your storage will be optimised and bespoke to your space, allowing you to easily change everything around it if and when you need, says Aoife. “It’s so important to get your joinery right because, I think, if you go into a living room that has no built-in joinery or anything like that, you will be spending money in terms of putting a dresser in or buying open shelves. But if you take the time to say, ‘okay, how do I actually want to use this space?’, it gives you more function within the space in the future as your needs change.”

### How to get that 'Show-Home Look'

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-get-the-showhouse-look
- Section: News
- Published: 2023-12-01
- Last updated: 2024-05-27
- Summary: Show homes are often well coordinated and fitted out with luxe furnishings. There's always a strong theme and design direction which runs throughout. They are dressed to create a mood and to instil desire. They somehow look bigger, brighter and warmer. In order to achieve the show house look, we have broken down how we did it in sections.

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#### Scatter Box used the beautiful Glenveagh showhouse in Ledwill Park Co. Kildare to share some of their show home secrets to help create that professional interior designer look in our own homes.
Show homes are often well coordinated and fitted out with luxe furnishings. There's always a strong theme and design direction which runs throughout. They are dressed to create a mood and to instil desire. They somehow look bigger, brighter and warmer. In order to achieve the show house look, we have broken down how we did it in sections.
#### Look one:
For our first show house look we have gone Maximalist! We created this look using bold prints and adding some statement pops of colour.
Maximalist can be a scary trend but works well when you mix patterns and textures together within the same colour palette. You don’t have to commit 100 percent to maximalism, but you can borrow the best of the trend to transform your space.

If you need inspiration to get you started, here are our top (easy) tips that we love.
#### Load up on lots of colour – cushions, throws and curtains.
On the sofa we have our gorgeous colourful Preen cushions teamed with Juno in soft sky blue. These cushions come in 3 sizes and are handmade in Ireland.
#### The more artwork the better.
We have used our Abstractions art to pull the colours together, this striking piece features shades of Blues and Greens with pops of yellow and metallic foil detail. A statement piece like this helps to anchor the room and can give you a centre point which other colours and patterns can work around.
#### Strive for comfort and add only the decor that you love.
Maximalism is the best of both worlds, combining our most comfortable decor with our favourite colours and accessories. To finish our maximalist look, we added our Kira throw in Blue, this mix of textures works together to add interest and personality to the room.
#### Don’t strive for perfection, strive for personalisation.
There is no wrong way to create a maximalist style in your home. You will be simply adding more of what you love to your home. All you need is a passion for creating a truly unique space.
#### Look two:
For our second look we show how to make a living space feel both luxe and understated using tones of champagne and gold foil accents.

An elegant space fitted with opulent touches doesn’t have to mean an interior that’s dipped in gold. Quite often the decor in show homes is actually very simple. It’s designed to be easy on the eye and for the furniture and accessories to do the talking.

Here are the top (easy) tips to create an immaculate home that oozes style.
#### Texture is your friend
Mixing different textures is a fantastic way to add visual interest and movement to the room while still sticking to understated elegance. Choose neutrals that vary in feel to create a rich, inviting look throughout.
#### Mix and match
For this look we used our luxurious handmade Scatter Box Nisha mink and Moonstruck champagne cushions in a range of sizes. The biggest mistake most people make while choosing cushions is buying all of their cushions in the same shape. Mix it up with different shapes and sizes of cushions to add depth and interest. Try to get two cushions in different sizes but in the same patterned material and then add in some solid colours. That’s just one way to make your cushions coordinate.
#### Don’t forget the accessories
Accessories are a show home's best friend. Nothing says luxury quite like having a showstopping piece of art. It draws attention immediately and sets the tone for the room. To add to this opulent look we’ve placed our Keys art behind this stunning accent chair. It really pulls this look together and to finish we’ve layered one of our Kira throws in a sumptuous taupe velvet which features a gorgeous metallic detail.
#### New fresh bedding
For the master bedroom we recommend fresh crisp white bedding. Then dress your bed with a luxurious throw and plumped up cushions in a colour of your choice for that coordinated show home look!
We wanted to inject some opulence and show some personality so we paired a beautiful Cream headboard with our Vivaldi cushions featuring a stunning William Morris print and layered it with our Halo throw in Antique Gold.
We then added our New Americana art, this piece features warm ochre accents on a neutral backdrop.

Why not visit some Glenveagh show homes this weekend. There are some great ones you can visit around Ireland. Take a look. Be inspired and feel free to contact us if you need some interior-design advise.

Thanks to Scatterbox for creating these new looks in our Ledwill Park showhome.

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### How to organise and personalise your living room

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-organise-and-personalise-your-living-room
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-05-27
- Last updated: 2024-05-27
- Summary: Create an inviting space that speaks to your style and fits your budget with this living room interior design guide.

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##### From entertaining guests to curling up with a book on the couch after work, you'll find that your living room is a hub for socialising and relaxing. Here's how you can add your personal touch to this space after moving in.
The kitchen might be the heart of the home, but the living room is the soul. Whether you want to unwind with a cup of tea after a long day or are looking to entertain friends at the weekend, the living room is likely the place you’ll want to be. But decorating this space can be a challenge.
There are plenty of big-ticket items in the living room that can make a serious dent in your decorating budget, so it’s best to have a well-thought-out plan when tackling living room interior design.
Some smart thinking about what you’ll use the space for, how you’d like it to reflect your personal style, and what you really do – or don’t – need will ensure that you’re able to create a living room that suits your lifestyle, taste, and budget.
##### Decide on your style
A great place to start when designing your living room is to settle on a design style.
The style you select will influence the textures, colours and materials that you use to breathe life into your living room. What’s more, choosing a style will help you decorate with confidence and help avoid making impulse buys that don’t fit into your space.
There are a few popular design styles that you might want to consider when you’re starting your decorating journey:
- Traditional: This style uses timeless materials like wood, marble, and plush fabrics as well as classic pieces that bring a sense of grandeur to a space.
- Modern: These spaces are about clean lines and unfussy pieces built from metal, glass, and concrete in neutral colours.
- Transitional: These homes bring together a traditional and modern design for a room that feels contemporary yet classic by uniting metals, glass, and plush fabrics.
- Eclectic: This style mixes and matches a variety of styles to produce a living room that is completely unique; it’s usually bright and bold.
- Farmhouse: This design style uses natural colours and materials to create a space that’s warm and inviting – warm woods and soft tones are the order of the day.
Once you know your style, you can create a mood board and use bookmarking websites like Pinterest to save images that you draw inspiration from for your living room design ideas.
##### Measure your space and create a layout plan
Regardless of the aesthetic you choose, measuring your living room is a key step in decorating.
Having accurate measurements will ensure that you know what space you have and can anticipate what furniture you’ll need to fill it. Plus, it will allow you to create a scaled layout diagram that will enable you to see exactly what can – and can’t – fit into your space.
There are a few tricks when measuring to ensure you get an accurate depiction of your living room on paper:
- Draw the basic outline and measure the edges of the room;
- Note the position and size of structural features like windows, doors, and bulkheads;
- Plot the electrical points;
- Measure the height of your walls.
When you’re satisfied that your measurements are accurate, you can either use a pencil, paper, and a ruler or sketch software to draw a scale diagram of the room. This will allow you to figure out exactly what house décor you’ll need for your space.
At this stage, consider what you’ll actually use the living room for. Perhaps you love to host game nights and need space for your guests to act out charades. Or maybe you want a big comfy couch that you can sink into while watching a movie. Considering your lifestyle will help you to make decisions about furniture and layout.
##### Take stock and set a budget
As with any decorating project, allotting funds to your project is an important step in your living room interior design process. Heading to the shops without a plan or budget in mind will likely result in impulse buys that don’t necessarily speak to your style – or your finances.
Go through everything in your home and decide what you’ll keep and what you need to replace, or buy new. Don’t forget about the power of restoring and restyling, either.
You may have a couch or a coffee table that doesn't quite fit your chosen aesthetic. They don’t necessarily need to be thrown out; some new upholstery or a lick of paint could breathe new life into these pieces.
When you know what you have and what you’ll need, you can sit down and start pricing what the various items will cost. If you’re not sure where to start, these are a few areas and items to think about:
A good budgeting strategy is to identify places where you can save and those where you can splurge. The most effective way to do this is to look at what you already have and compare it to the list you’ve made of essential furniture for your living room.
Once you’ve decided on what you need (or want) and have worked out what this could cost, plus what you can afford, it’s time to start buying the pieces that you need.
##### Go shopping
Whether you prefer to stay at home in your slippers and order online or do your purchasing in person, it’s time to get shopping.
A great rule of thumb when redecorating your living room is to start with the big items first. These pieces will likely be the most expensive and will take up the most space on your floor plan. Their look and feel will also guide the style direction that you’ll follow in your living room.
Don’t forget about the little items though. Art, objects, and other trinkets add personality to a space and make it feel like home.
Keep in mind that pieces can be multi-functional:
- A large, upholstered ottoman can easily function as a coffee table if you place a tray on top of it.
- Lamps with ornate bases can double as décor items and add interest to your space.
- Stackable boxes placed next to your sofa can act as a side table and provide extra storage space.
Another great tip is to be mindful of your lifestyle. If you have kids in the house, you probably don’t want a couch that’s perched on spindly legs that may break. Pet parents will want to choose materials that can be cleaned easily or, better yet, don’t attract too much fur.
##### Start decorating
Once your house décor has been gathered, it’s time to start putting everything together to create an inviting living room.
As with the shopping stage, you want to start with the big items. Your rug, sofa, chairs, and tables should be positioned first. Depending on the shape and size of your space, it’s usually best to set the rug in the centre of the room with the sofa and chairs skirting its edges. Then you can work out the best spots for your tables.
When organising your living room décor, try to mix objects of different textures, shapes and sizes to draw the eye in and give it something interesting to look at. Don’t forget to add a bit of greenery too – literally – breathe some life into the space.
Once all of your furniture and décor are in place, you can flop onto your couch, put your feet up and enjoy your new living room.
From everything you need to know when purchasing your property to how to decorate your dream home, Gleanveagh's First-Time Buyers Hub has all the tips and tricks you need.

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### How to save a deposit for your new home

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-save-a-deposit-for-your-new-home
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-04-29
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Saving for a deposit for a home is no mean feat. But you don't need to swear off all worldly pleasures to get there. So how can you get started?

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Here's how to get started on your deposit before you take on a second job, sell your belongings online, and swear off takeout lattes forever.
#### The most important takeaways
As much as feasible, lower your rent. Could you return to your parents' house (we understand) or take a room in a house or flat share?
Make a realistic goal for how much money you want to save each month. Then, as soon as you're paid, move it to a savings account so you're not tempted to spend it.
Saving for a down payment on a home is no easy task. You don't have to give up all earthly pleasures to get there, though. So, where do you begin?
First and foremost, you must decide what sort of property you want and the amount of money you are willing to spend.
Is it true that some locations are more affordable than others for two-bedroom apartments? Is it possible to get more space for your money by looking a little further out?
A good tool for researching house prices in your desired area is the Residential Property Price Register. You can use it to see what homes have sold for by specific address or download all data in a given county for a given year. It's best to use the most recent sales as a guide.
You'll have a target to aim for once you've determined your budget.
#### What is the best way for me to begin saving for a deposit?
1. Set a reasonable goal for yourself
Calculate how much you can put aside each month. Then, as soon as you're paid, move it to a savings account so you're not tempted to spend it.
To qualify for a mortgage, you'll need to put aside 10% of the purchase price as a first-time buyer. However, you can use the Help to Buy Scheme to form your deposit and this can supply up to €35,000 towards your deposit on a new build home.
So, if you want to buy a house for €300,000, you'll need to save €30,000 or apply for the Help to Buy Scheme.
2. Cut your rent as much as you can
Could you return to your parents' house or share a room in a house or flat?
Rent is likely to be your largest monthly expense. It will go a long way towards your deposit if you can put it in the bank.
3. Open a savings account
This will help you avoid the temptation to eat into your savings with day-to-day expenses. Bank of Ireland offers a mortgage saver account especially designed for first-time buyers. They'll top it up by €2k if you take out your mortgage with them. Most banks will offer savings accounts of some description and you can choose one that best suits your needs. A solid record of savings will come in handy when you apply for a mortgage too.
4. Reduce non-essential spending

Keep your social life as low-cost as possible. Your new gourmet of choice is park picnics with handmade sandwiches.
Spring is coming so maybe you can jog in the park and cancel that inflated gym membership.
Take a break from the latest fashion trends. Don't impulse buy clothes and if you absolutely need something hunt for a bargain. When planning holidays make sure you can cover the full cost without dipping into your dedicated savings for the deposit.
Purchase a home with a friend. Half of the job is done when the deposit is instantly halved. You can join the property ladder at any stage. If you're renting with a friend you may also be able to jointly purchase a home.
5. Use a budgeting app and review your monthly expenses
A lot of banking apps such as AIB mobile app, Revolut app or Number26 app will break down your monthly spending into categories such as 'Leisure & Entertainment', 'Shopping', 'Bills & Utilities' and 'Travel & Holidays'. This can be really useful for identifying areas where you might be overspending. Many banking apps will even allow you to set a savings goal and report on your progress towards that goal. Scrutinize your expenses but don't go overboard. You want to keep a social life and you'll probably want to eat out or travel every now and then. Just make sure you're doing enough to meet your savings target each month.
6. Avoid bidding wars by buying a new-build home
The housing market is mostly made up of second-hand homes and many first-time buyers don't even think to look at new-build homes. You can avoid bidding wars by buying a new build. Once you're quoted a price by the sales agent that won't change and nobody will bid against you to increase the price.
Government Schemes designed to help First-time buyers such as the Help to Buy Scheme or the Local Authority Home Loan can be combined on new build homes to increase your buying power.
Glenveagh homes are designed for family living, with large living areas, seeded rear gardens and modern kitchens. All our properties are energy efficient new-builds with an A-rating for energy resulting in lower energy costs. We incorporate sustainable and renewable technology to reduce our carbon footprint.
All of our homes are covered under 10-year HomeBond Structural guarantee, meaning you are covered for the repair of major structural defects.
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### Looking to buy a new build? Here's how to spot a great development - and be first in line for updates

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/how-to-spot-a-great-development
- Section: News
- Published: 2023-12-01
- Last updated: 2024-05-27
- Summary: Two homebuying experts share their advice. We spoke to Josh Maguire of The House Architects to hear his advice for spotting a great development early on, as well as Glenveagh Homes’ Eamon Gavigan about how buyers can be first in the queue when it comes to new homes.

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#### Two experts in the field share their advice.
You've decided on a new-build home and are ready to start looking, but what makes a great development and how do you spot one? We ask a few experts
You might already know what number of bedrooms you’re looking for, or have a list of non-negotiables, but how can you best decide which new development is right for you?
We spoke to Josh Maguire of The House Architects to hear his advice for spotting a great development early on, as well as Glenveagh Homes’ Eamon Gavigan about how buyers can be first in the queue when it comes to new homes.
Here’s what they had to say…
Pay attention to amenities available now – and in the future
“Every homebuyer will have different needs,” says Josh. “But the location of the development relative to work, shops and schools is always going to be top of the agenda. Developments which are well connected are more likely to mature well. Access to public transport is vital.”
While not all developments can be connected with all amenities, Josh advises finding out if the development is planned as part of a larger framework. “This could include construction of new shops, creches, or even schools. It’s so important for buyers to check out what is actually planned around the development in the context of both long term plans and short term plans. This will help them to appreciate how it’s going to mature over the next 10, 20 or 30 years.”
Ask about green spaces
A big indication of a good development is the inclusion of green spaces throughout, says Josh. “They significantly contribute to the family friendly nature of the neighbourhood. The ability of children to play in the open air and close to home is really valuable. You’re much less likely to get one big green space these days, it’s more likely you’ll get pockets of green spaces which relate to different neighbourhoods in larger developments.”
Look for a variety of dwelling types
While you may be only interested in buying a particular house size and layout, Josh recommends keeping an eye out for developments where there are a mix of house types available. This, he says, “helps to foster a vibrant community”.
“Modern housing developments are generally designed with much greater recognition of the benefits of a mix of types, which in turn leads to a mix of profiles.”
Check out the developer’s past projects
If the development you’re interested in is still under construction, visiting a completed site from the same developer will likely give you a good idea as to how communal spaces are maintained and looked after over time.
“A developer’s track record is a really important indicator of the quality of the development, the quality of the builds and the quality of the infrastructure,” says Josh. “In some cases, the public areas in the development may not be taken care of by the local authority, in which case the responsibility to maintain the streetscape and green spaces goes the developer, or to a management company ultimately. So visiting previous developments by the same developer can help to provide an insight into that.”
Consider the property’s appearance and function long-term
Buying a home is perhaps the biggest investment you’ll ever make, so of course you’ll want to ensure that the materials used will stand the test of time. An example of this, says Josh, is what finish the exterior of the property is.
“One of the biggest things is look at how it’s likely to mature,” he says. “Obviously a painted finish will have to be painted again in years to come, whereas a stone or brick finish is permanent and doesn’t require maintenance.
“We all know of streetscapes where they actually look better now than they did 50 years ago, and that’s because they matured well.”
The potential to extend or convert the attic is another element to look out for here – especially if you’re buying off plans. “Lots of people find that five to seven years down the line they’re expanding or altering their house, whereas if they really really studied it when they’re buying it off the plans, they could have been able to make those alterations at a much lower cost.”
How to find out what’s coming up…
So, once you know what you’re looking for, how do you get your foot in the door of a new development? Glenveagh Homes’ Sales Manager Eamon Gavigan says it’s all down to communication.
For new Glenveagh developments, like Kilmartin Grove in Dublin, information is shared on the Glenveagh website and social media from the very early stages. This is a prime time to register your interest, says Eamon, and allows you to hear in advance about buyer events and new launches. “The early bird catches the worm,” he says.
Once you’ve done that, the agent who’s looking after the scheme will keep you updated on the development’s progress and provide any new information. At this stage, it’s likely that they’ll also ask where you are in the house-hunting process, so have as much documentation and information ready to go as you can.
“We will ask the relevant questions. What is your status? Are you a first time buyer? Have you mortgage approval? Are you aware of the Help to Buy Scheme? If you’re aware of these things and are ready to go, they’re the words we look for.”
As the development progresses, some of the houses may sell off plans. “If they’re going to buy a property off plan, it means that the show house isn’t built, they can’t go in and walk around and see everything. So they will look at the computer generated images of the house internally and externally, they’ll have a copy of the floor plans. We’d also always encourage them to come and look at another development.”
It may take months for plans of homes within the development to become available, or you might want to wait until you can go into a show home and have a look around for yourself. Either way, keeping in contact with the agent is key, says Eamon. “Drop them an email every month or two months asking for updates. If you have the homework done, you’ll get the result.”
Kilmartin Grove, Dublin.

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- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/jack-and-jill-founder-celebrates-his-milestone-birthday-with-a-fundraiser
- Section: News
- Published: 2021-06-18
- Last updated: 2022-08-15
- Summary: On June 21st, Jack & Jill Founder Jonathan Irwin celebrates his 80th Birthday and as part of the celebrations, is seeking help to raise funds for the Jack and Jill Children's Foundation

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Jack and Jill Founder, Jonathan Irwin, seeks to raise funds for the charity as part of his 80th birthday celebrations. — On June 21st, Jack & Jill Founder Jonathan Irwin celebrates his 80th Birthday and as part of the celebrations, is seeking help to raise funds for the Jack and Jill Children's Foundation. 

As Jonathan explains: "For me, the best birthday present would be to help raise lots of funds for Jack and Jill Children's Foundation to help the charity to do what it does best. I am so proud to see the charity extend its age range from five to six years, a hugely positive development which is so welcomed by families and made possible by the continued generosity of people towards Jack & Jill."

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Ah go on! Go on, you will! — Jonathan is urging people to donate €18 for a one-hour “Gift of Time” to help fund specialist home nursing care for 385 children with life-limiting conditions supported by Jack & Jill around the country. 

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### Step Inside My Home: James and Wendy's Story

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/james-wendy-customer-testimonial
- Section: News
- Published: 2026-04-12
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read James and Wendy's Glenveagh homeowner story, how they found their perfect new home and what life is like in the community. Read more now.

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### Step Inside My Home: Kirby's Story

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### How to organise your kitchen for maximum functionality

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/kitchen-organisation-tips
- Section: News
- Published: 2023-12-01
- Last updated: 2024-05-27
- Summary: Organising your kitchen will ensure you can cook all your favourite dishes with ease. This step-by-step guide will help you maximise its functionality.

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##### Line up those shelves, stock up those drawers and make the best use of available space in your brand new kitchen.
Moving into a new home is exciting, but having to unpack towers of moving boxes can be stressful. This is especially true in spaces where functionality is important. How you organise your things will affect your experience in the room – like the kitchen.
Rather than bending your brain to come up with the best method for organising your kitchen, there are a few simple ideas you can follow to arrange your cupboards and drawers in a way that will work best for you.
##### Step 1: Deep clean your kitchen
Before you start unpacking, you’ll want to ensure that your kitchen is shipshape and shining. Home construction is a dusty business, so even if your home was built for you, the kitchen will likely need to be cleaned.
Grab your favourite kitchen cleaner and a couple of washcloths and wipe down all the surfaces. Remember to pay special attention to all of the areas where you’ll be putting your things:
- Shelves: Ensure both exposed or floating shelves and those inside cupboards are free of dust and dirt.
- Drawers: You may be able to remove your drawers from the cupboard carcass to make wiping down the insides easier.
- Tops of cupboards: If your cupboards don’t extend all the way to the ceiling, be sure to get a step ladder and wipe the exposed surface on top.
- Hob: Whether you have a ceramic, induction, solid plate electric, or gas stove, you'll likely want to rid them of any dirt or dust with a quick wipe down.
- Counters and floors: Ensure these surfaces are hygienically clean before you place any of your equipment, furniture, or food onto them.
Moving around your kitchen while you’re cleaning it offers the added benefit of allowing you to see exactly how big each cupboard and drawer is – and think about what you could use it for.
##### Step 2: Create kitchen work zones
Now that you’ve spent a little time getting to know your space, you’re in a good position to think about where you’ll put all of your things.
As far as kitchen design ideas go, dividing your kitchen into different work zones is a great way to ensure that it’s organised and functional when you start using it.
There are three main spaces you’ll want to create: preparation, cooking, and serving. Providing space for each of these activities will prevent having too much traffic in each area at any one time and will ensure that you have everything you need to execute the tasks you’ll do in those zones.
The rule of thumb here is to ensure that everything in a particular zone is within arm’s reach when you’re working in it.
###### Preparation
This is the area where you’ll chop, cut, and peel all of the components of your meal to get them ready to cook. It’s useful to reserve an area near your fridge and pantry, as you’ll be accessing these areas as you prepare your food.
There should be drawers equipped with organisers to keep all of your utensils (think knives, measuring cups and spoons, spatulas, and other tools) as well as cupboards with amply spaced shelving for mixing bowls and other equipment. Also, be sure to reserve enough cupboard space for the appliances you don't use on a daily basis.
###### Cooking
Located alongside your prep area, the cooking zone is where you’ll cook your food. This zone will include the oven and stove. Other appliances, like the microwave, air fryer, rice cooker, and kettle will be stored here too. But remember: keep only the essentials on the counter and pack everything else away.
The cooking top will take up most of the space in the cooking zone, but you’ll want space on either side of the stove where you can place your prepped food for cooking.
Also dedicate a few drawers and cupboards in the area to store common utensils, equipment, and foodstuffs like:
- Wooden spoons, whisks, and spatulas;
- Pots and pans;
- Casserole dishes;
- Cooking oils;
- Spices.
###### Serving
Once you’ve prepped and cooked your food, you’ll want to serve your meals. To do that, you’ll need things like plates, bowls, serving utensils, glassware, and cutlery.
Drawers are first prize in this area as they allow easy access to these items and make them easier to organise. Cupboards work well, too. Just grab some stackers for inside your cabinets to maximise space.
This will likely be near your kitchen nook, breakfast counter, or the transitional area between the kitchen and dining room. Thinking about where you’ll place all of the essential furniture for your kitchen will help you to find the right spot.
##### Step 3: Gather storage and organisers
When you know where your prepping, cooking, and serving equipment will go, it’s time to gather the items you’ll use to organise it. Adding extra storage and organisation is a kitchen DIY project that will make your space feel customised, too.
- Stacker shelves are useful for creating multiple levels inside your cupboards to make additional storage space for plates, bowls, and glassware.
- Drawer dividers help to keep smaller items like cutlery, cooking utensils, and spices and prevent your drawers from becoming messy.
- Labelled jars and baskets placed inside your cupboards or pantry are great for storing consumables like grains, pasta, cereals, sugar, flour, and dry consumables.
##### Step 4: Unpack your boxes
It’s finally time to gather your kitchen boxes and start unpacking. Position your boxes in the areas where their contents will be stored (it helps to write detailed labels when you’re packing) to prevent unnecessary clutter in the zone where you’re working.
The unpacking stage is a great time to do some cleaning and decluttering too – if you didn’t do this when you loaded your boxes in your previous home:
- Wipe down your appliances before placing them in their positions or packing them into the cupboards.
- Give your glassware, crockery and cutlery a wash before they go into the drawer or onto the shelf you’ve earmarked for them.
- Spice jars, tins and storage containers can all be wiped down with a damp cloth before being placed in the cupboard or drawer.
##### Step 5: Optimise your organisation
As with any space, once you’ve used your kitchen for a few days or weeks, you’ll have a better idea of what works best for your specific cooking, serving and eating routine.
Perhaps you find that your plates work better on an eye-level shelf than in a drawer. Or maybe there isn’t enough space in the cupboard you dedicated to your appliances. Knowing how you use your space will help you to optimise your kitchen organisation in a way that works best for you and your family.
##### Step 6: Decorate your space
Once your organisation is optimised and your new kitchen is completely functional, you can add some personality to the space with kitchen décor like art, edible potted plants, and decorative bowls.
Some items you could use to decorate your space include:
- Tea towels with fun prints or patterns;
- Cutting boards in different shapes and sizes;
- Bright planters for your plants;
- A standout light fitting;
- Ornate canisters for coffee, tea and sugar.
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### Step Inside My Home: Kunal's Story

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### Lighting, layout and storage: What makes a great kitchen? We spoke with 3 designers to find out

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/lighting-layout-and-storage-what-makes-a-great-kitchen-we-spoke-with-3-designers-to-find-out
- Section: News
- Published: 2023-12-01
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Once upon a time, kitchens were used solely for cooking and eating. Today, they are the heart of the home for the entire family.
Hosting everything from homework to midnight snacks to social occasions, the role of the kitchen is a hugely important one. And if it’s your first home, there are even more decisions to be made.
So how do you know when you’ve spotted a good kitchen while house hunting?
We spoke to three interiors experts to discover the ingredients of a good kitchen – from the smartest layout to the best materials.
#### A great kitchen is… one you’ve put time into planning
> According to Darran Heaney, interiors expert at Old Victorian New, thinking about how you will use the space on the day-to-day is a good place to start.
Planning a good kitchen layout requires time. While choosing the cabinet colour and worktop material might send your head in a spin, getting the layout that works best for you is key.
If you’re planning a kitchen from scratch, take the time to measure carefully, sketch out floor plans and think about how you will use the space. For any kitchen, keep the work triangle in mind and ensure you can move between the sink, fridge and cooker with ease. Factor in sufficient worktop space too and consider a pantry to reduce overhead kitchen cabinets.
You want to ensure that the cabinets are good quality. A kitchen is a hard working room in any home, it has to stand up to plenty of use.
Power points are very important to think about when considering your kitchen space. Will you need them on your island? Lighting can be another thing people find tricky. Task lighting is important for cooking and cleaning, but by adding simple things like dimmer switches or island and wall lighting on separate switches, you can adjust the light in the kitchen to suit the use at the time.
#### A great kitchen is… one that’s tailored to your individual needs
Interior architect and designer Aoife Tobin from Style So Simple recommends taking the time to consider you and your family’s individual needs and what it is you want to achieve from the space.
> The first thing I look at in a kitchen design is the workflow and how the client wants to enjoy and live in their space. A kitchen is very individual as to how people see this space; is it more of a functional or a social area? I would advise buyers with a new build kitchen to write down their main needs within the space for them and their family. Does it have enough storage? Is the layout going to work for you and how you plan to spend your time in the kitchen?
> For example, when adding an island some of my clients want it to be an area to cook at while chatting to their family or guests, so a hob on the island would be ideal. Others want their children to be able to gather around the kitchen, drawing or doing homework. For those clients, a worktop-free island, if it’s an option, could work well.
It’s important to look at the materials in a kitchen too: is it something you can repaint in a few years if you want to? Is the material going to be hard-wearing enough to last through the years?
#### A great kitchen is… one that has nailed the smaller details
> The importance of paying attention to the smaller details – like the correct plumbing and wiring for your appliances – cannot be underestimated, says architect and design consultant Denise O’Connor of Optimise Design.
When visiting a show house, it can be easy to focus on the aesthetics and miss some of the important practicalities.
Depending on the appliances you select you might require additional plumbing or wiring. For example, some steam ovens need to be plumbed-in, meaning you will need to fit a water supply and have a waste pipe installed.
A hot water tap will require power to heat the water which means extra wiring. It’s crucial that the contractor knows in advance what appliances you intend to put in your kitchen otherwise you may find there will be additional costs after the work has started that you hadn’t budgeted for.
At Glenveagh Homes, our vision is that everyone should have the opportunity to access great-value, high-quality homes in flourishing communities across Ireland. We understand that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Click here to find out more about Glenveagh developments.

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### ‘There’s Always Time for a Chat’: Locals on What Makes Balbriggan a Great Place to Live

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/locals-on-what-makes-balbriggan-a-great-place-to-live
- Section: News
- Published: 2022-03-02
- Last updated: 2022-08-15
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"The community has embraced us from day one.”
For Caroline Lazarin, who opened Cabana Café with her husband Rodrigo in 2019, the welcoming nature of the locals is what makes Balbriggan such a great place to live or work.
“The people are amazing here,” she says. “We could not have made it through the pandemic without them. All the business owners know one another, and everyone is so kind and helpful.”
The north Dublin coastal town of Balbriggan is a thriving community, with a wealth of amenities, beautiful beaches and a busy fishing harbour. It’s also an area that owes much of its growth to cotton milling.
When Smyth & Co textile manufacturing company opened in Balbriggan in the late 1700s, the town went from a blink-and-you’ll-miss it spot to a hive of industry. As a global supplier of clothing and hosiery (with Queen Victoria among the fans of its high-quality stockings), Smyth & Co put Balbriggan on the map.
The cotton mills may be gone, but Balbriggan’s population is certainly here to stay. It’s currently Ireland’s youngest town, with an average resident age of 30.8, according to CSO data. It’s also one of Ireland’s most diverse places to live, with 28% of locals born outside of Ireland.
Buyers hoping to live in this family-friendly, multi-cultural location should have plenty of options to choose from, thanks to a range of new developments on the outskirts of the town in recent years. One brand new addition is Castleland Park from Glenveagh Homes, who already operate the 135-home Taylor Hill development in the area
The first phase at Castleland Park will include a selection of three and four-bedroom homes, all located within walking distance of Balbriggan town and the area’s beautiful stretch of coastline. It’s due to launch in 2022 and you can register your interest now to be among the first to receive updates.
If life in a thriving community with the sea close by sounds like an ideal fit, could Balbriggan be a location to consider? We asked some residents and local businesspeople to share their take…
##### ‘Living by the sea kept us sane during the lockdowns’
Caroline and Rodrigo of Cabana Café were instantly charmed by Balbriggan when they opened their business here in 2019. Having previously lived in Dublin city, they made the decision to temporarily move to the town to be close to the café during its first year of operation.
“We weren’t familiar with the town but we quickly fell in love with the area and decided to move here. It was such an amazing move for us as a family,” says Caroline. Their café is located near beach and train station and beach, meaning the couple meet everyone from students to parents to to dog walkers.
“It’s a real mixture of ages and there’s always time for a chat and a dog cuddle. We love the diversity,” says Caroline.
Like many business owners, the pandemic brought its challenges for Cabana Café’s owners, but knowing they were part of a tight-knit community made the tough times a little easier:
“All the local business owners are like a family, which makes all the difference. We all support one another,” says Caroline. Being near the sea helped too, she says:
"There’s a little spot with a great view of the sea and out to Bettystown near the Martello Tower. Walking there kept us sane during the lockdowns… We were so grateful to be living here by the sea during the pandemic."
##### ‘You can find everything you need here’
Susan Mullen has lived in Balbriggan all her life, and recently joined Balbriggan Chamber of Commerce as its Office Manager. It’s a town that already offers so much, she says, with plenty of positive updates on the horizon too.
In 2020, Fingal County Council launched a seven-year rejuvenation plan for Balbriggan, with investment of up to €57m in the infrastructure of the area. Developments already underway include the installing of more green areas around the town, the development of the brand new Bremore Regional Park, a new cycling greenway, the launch of a digital hub and much more.
“Balbriggan already has so much to offer, and it’s improving week on week,” says Susan. “You can do all you want here, there are beautiful beaches, excellent schools, a wide range of local shops and services and great transport links.”
And with a relaxing of Covid-19 restrictions earlier this month, the town is setting up for a bumper year. “The place really is blossoming as the country opens up,” says Susan.
##### ‘Everybody is welcomed at the GAA club’
Michael Hughes is the former Coaching Officer at O’Dwyers GAA Club, and is the current coach of two underage teams. Having recently celebrated its 100-year birthday, the club has a strong history serving Balbriggan, Balscadden and Balrothery.
Current membership stands at over 800, and the club prides itself on its inclusive approach, says Michael:
"Our vision is that everyone has the opportunity to be welcomed… The whole environment is centred around fun and enjoyment."
The club mixes competitive and social teams, with a “mothers and others” team, rounders, and the ÓgDwyers Saturday morning sessions for 4-7 year-olds, along with teams for all ages in Gaelic football, hurling, ladies’ football and camogie.
O’Dwyers is a previous participant in Gaelic4Girls, a multi-week programme mixing coaching sessions with informal matches and blitzes. Now sponsored by Glenveagh Homes, it’s designed to bring more female players to GAA at a young age.
Michael describes the club’s participation programme as a “catalyst” to what is now a thriving ladies’ section at O’Dwyer’s. Whatever your age, interest or skill level, the club should be a place you feel at home, says Michael:
“Our aim is to provide a safe space to enjoy sports and make friends.”
##### ‘People really look out for each other’
Erica Masterson and her husband recently took over management of the Man O’War pub, a few minutes outside Balbriggan town. Established in 1595, it’s one of the oldest pubs in Ireland, so Erica is reluctant to call it “her” pub.
“Man O’War belongs to the community, it always has. We’re only the custodians of it. Everyone has a story about this pub. People can remember being here as kids on weekend afternoons for food, and how they’re having their engagement parties here, or their children’s christenings. The pub is a part of people’s lives.”
Erica grew up in nearby Lusk, and feels honoured to have taken the reins at such a well-known fixture of the north county Dublin landscape.
"We’re delighted. The locals are delighted too. Being from around here, people tend to look out for one another, and we’re getting so much support."
Considering making Balbriggan your new home? Castleland Park is due for launch in 2022, close to the coast and within walking distance of Balbriggan town. Register your interest here.
At Glenveagh Homes, our vision is that everyone should have the opportunity to access great-value, high-quality homes in flourishing communities across Ireland. We understand that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Click here to find out more about Glenveagh developments.

### Love Where You Live: Cork - Episode 1

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/love-where-you-live-cork-episode-1
- Section: News
- Published: 2025-09-10
- Last updated: 2025-10-21
- Summary: Join Eoin Cadogan and Izzy Bartak-Healy as they explore the heart of Blackrock, Cork to see what life is really like as a local.

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### Love Where You Live: Cork - Episode 2

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/love-where-you-live-cork-episode-2
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### Love Where You Live: Cork - Episode 3

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- Section: News
- Published: 2025-09-08
- Last updated: 2025-10-07
- Summary: Join Izzy Bartak-Healy and Eoin Cadogan as they find out how much you could be saving every month if you were buying rather than renting in Blackrock, Cork.

Love Where You Live - Cork: Episode 3

Episode 3 - Monthly Savings — In Episode 3 of Love Where You Live: Cork, Eoin Cadogan and Izzy Bartak-Healy find out just how much getting on the property ladder can save you every month. 

Join them for coffee to see how buying your first home could be more affordable than you think.

### Love Where You Live: Cork - Episode 4

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/love-where-you-live-cork-episode-4
- Section: News
- Published: 2025-09-07
- Last updated: 2025-10-07
- Summary: Join Eoin Cadogan and Izzy Bartak-Healy as they discover all the amenities and attractions in Blackrock, Cork. They're kicking off with the Marina Market, Cork's largest indoor market.

Love Where You Live - Cork: Episode 4

Episode 4 - Amenities and Culture — Join Eoin Cadogan and Izzy Bartak-Healy as they discover what life is really like in Blackrock, Cork. 

They're kicking off with the Marina Market, Cork's largest indoor market, just one of the many weekend highlights in this thriving community.

### Schools Embrace Nature Hero Bootcamps

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/nature-hero-bootcamps
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-05-09
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Glenveagh's Nature Hero Bootcamps bring free biodiversity workshops to primary schools across Ireland. Read more now.

#### Nature Hero Bootcamps
Glenveagh’s school partner Biodiversity in Schools host free Biodiversity workshops in local schools throughout the academic year. The workshops give local schoolchildren an opportunity to learn more about the joy of nature in a fun and safe setting and how to be a Nature Hero!
#### Get Involved
Glenveagh Nature Hero Bootcamps are great fun and children learn a lot about their environment along the way. If your local school in Donabate or the surrounding area is interested in a Nature Hero workshop, just contact the Glenveagh Community Engagement Team. You can add your school to the list by emailing: community@glenveagh.ie.

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### Step Inside My Home: Rebecca's Story

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/rebecca-customer-testimonial
- Section: News
- Published: 2026-08-16
- Last updated: 2026-08-21

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Rebecca's Customer Testimonial — Come meet Rebecca and find out why she decided to buy a new build home by Glenveagh.

Rebecca, Glenveagh Customer — Our new home is joyful, cosy, and it brings us a lot of pride.

### Step Inside My Home: Rob and Ryan's Story

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/rob-ryan-customer-testimonial
- Section: News
- Published: 2026-03-29
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read Rob and Ryan's Glenveagh homeowner story, how they found their new home and what community life is like. Read more now.

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Rob and Ryan's Customer Testimonial — Meet Rob and Ryan as they share their experience buying a new Glenveagh home.

Rob and Ryan, Glenveagh Customers — We decided to buy a new build home for the energy rating, and all the extra technology that's provided - like the solar panels and the thermostats.

### Step Inside My Home: Ruth's Story

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/ruth-customer-testimonial
- Section: News
- Published: 2026-03-27
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read Ruth's Glenveagh homeowner story. How she found her new home and what life is like in a thriving community. Read more now.

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Ruth's Customer Testimonial — Find out all the reasons why Ruth decided to buy a new Glenveagh home.

Ruth, Glenveagh Customer — I chose to buy a new build because everything is ready to go - we could just move straight in.

### Buying a House in 2023: How to Save for a Deposit

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/saving-for-a-deposit
- Section: News
- Last updated: 2023-12-18
- Summary: So you're looking to buy a house in 2023? We break down how you can make saving for a deposit a bit easier.

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So you're looking to buy a house in 2023? We break down how you can make saving for a deposit that little bit easier

Saving for a deposit as a first-time buyer is an exciting time, envisioning the moment you’re handed the keys to your home and how you’ll decorate the bedroom or the kitchen. At the same time, saving for a house can feel daunting and overwhelming.
However, by organising your finances and becoming more familiar with the government initiatives such as the Help to Buy Scheme and the First Home Scheme, getting on the property ladder has become a more achievable goal.

How much of a deposit will you need to save?
If you are a first-time buyer, you only need 10% of the house price – whereas if you have owned or inherited another property in the past, you will need 20%. Your deposit will need to be transferred upon signing the contracts and therefore prior to drawing down your mortgage.
For a €400,000 property, you’d need to put down the following as a deposit:
10% deposit = €40,0000

How to organise your finances to save for a deposit:
1. Budget your money: Understanding your income and outgoings will give you a better picture of your essential living costs, which will determine how much money you can comfortably afford to repay each month.
2. Set up a savings account: Keep it simple by having a dedicated savings account. Set up a direct debit that pulls a portion of savings from your monthly pay check to keep it seamless and automated. These patterns of savings will also reflect well when you apply for a mortgage approval in principle.
3. Cut down on the non-essentials: By reducing your outgoings on things like takeaways, expensive nights out or the daily coffee, you will notice the difference over 6 months once you add up how much these extras once cost.

Financial schemes are available in Ireland to help first-time buyers in getting on the property ladder, here is how you can use the schemes to help with your deposit:

The Help to Buy scheme:
The Help to Buy (HTB) scheme is an incentive for first-time buyers of newly built homes. It will help with the deposit when purchasing a new-build house or apartment, where you can get up to €30,000, depending on how much tax and DIRT you have paid in the last 4 years.

For example, if you wanted to buy a newly built home for €400,000, you’ll need a 10% deposit. That is an amount of €40,000.
With the HTB Scheme, you can claim up to €30,000.
Therefore, you’ll need to save an additional €10,000 towards your deposit.
Find out More

The First Home Scheme (FHS):
The FHS is a shared equity scheme, designed to help bridge the gap for a first-time buyer and other eligible homebuyers between their deposit and mortgage, and the price of their new home. The scheme only applies to newly built homes or apartments within a private development within the Republic of Ireland.
This scheme can fund up to 20% of the purchase price of your new property if the Help to Buy scheme (HTB) is being used or 30% if the HTB is not being used.

What else should you save for?

Don't forget, you'll also need to keep some of your savings aside for other expenses related to buying your home, such as:
Stamp duty: 1% on properties up to €1m. 2% on anything €1m or above.
Legal and solicitor’s fees: Many solicitors charge a percentage (normally around 1% of the mortgage) to look after the legal aspects of buying a house.
Insurance: Most banks require you to take out mortgage assurance. Home insurance is an add-on, however, no one wants to be thinking about the event of a fire or floods when you’re about to move into your new home.
The valuer’s report: Lenders will look for a guarantee that you’re paying a fair price to the seller, and that this price matches the value of the home.

At Glenveagh Homes, our vision is that everyone should have the opportunity to access great-value, high-quality homes in flourishing communities across Ireland. We understand that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest.
Find your new home

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### Step Inside My Home: The Sharma Family's Story

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/sharma-family-customer-testimonial
- Section: News
- Published: 2026-03-31
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read the Sharma family's Glenveagh homeowner story, how they found their new home and what community life is like. Read more now.

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Sharma Family's Customer Testimonial — Find out all the reasons why the Sharma family decided to buy a new build home with Glenveagh.

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### Step Inside My Home: Simran and Kshidij's Story

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/simran-kshidij-customer-testimonial
- Section: News
- Published: 2026-04-06
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read Simran and Kshidij's Glenveagh homeowner story, how they found their new home and what community life is like. Read more.

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### Spacious, bright and convenient: three-bed family homes with great transport links from €250k

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/spacious-bright-and-convenient-three-bed-family-homes-with-great-transport-links-from-eur250k
- Section: News
- Published: 2021-03-10
- Last updated: 2022-08-15
- Summary: Located just outside the busy town of Tullamore, Co Offaly, the new development from Glenveagh Homes includes a selection of three-bedroom houses which are currently available to view by appointment.

The Hawthorns

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PROPERTY BUYERS SEEKING a high-quality contemporary home with great transport links and a wide range of amenities may find what they’re looking for at The Hawthorns.
Located just outside the busy town of Tullamore, Co Offaly, the new development from Glenveagh Homes includes a selection of three-bedroom houses which are currently available to view by virtual appointment.
Prices at The Hawthorns start from €250,000 for three-bed mid-terraced properties, and from €275,0000 for three-bed semi-detached properties.
Transport connections are a strong feature, with the train from Tullamore station – a seven-minute drive from the homes – bringing you to Dublin Heuston in an hour. There’s also a regular Aircoach service to Dublin Airport, and the M6 is ten minutes away by car for road links to Dublin, Galway and further afield.
Tullamore offers multiple primary schools, secondary schools and sports clubs, as well as The Bridge Shopping Centre, a destination across the region with a multi-screen cinema. After the school pick up, you can head to Lloyd Town Park, where there’s a playground, a bowling green and a skate park.
Source: Glenveagh Homes
On weekends, there’s a selection of bars, cafes and restaurants to enjoy, or you can load the car and head to Lough Boora Discovery Park, a 2,000 hectare facility with walking and cycling trails, a fairy trail and beautiful scenery.
Homes in the development have been designed to be bright, spacious and airy, with large windows that maximise natural light. All properties feature a high-spec contemporary kitchen, with open-plan living and dining spaces built around the needs of modern family life.
This attention to detail also extends to the development’s outdoor space, where a children’s playground has already been built and stands ready for little hands and feet.
Energy efficiency is an important factor, with every home featuring an ‘A’ Building Energy Rating. All houses are constructed to provide a high level of air tightness in order to retain heat. A nod to the future, all homes are pre-wired for an electrical vehicle charging point.
Register your interest in The Hawthorns here.

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### How the Starter Home Purchase Scheme Can Help You Buy a Home

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/starter-home-purchase-scheme-faqs
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-10-23
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Find out how the Starter Home Purchase Scheme can help you buy a home in Ireland. Glenveagh explains eligibility, savings and how to apply. Read our guide.

#### What is the Starter Home Purchase Scheme and How Can it Help You Buy Your New Home?
###### We take a look at the Starter Home Purchase Scheme and how it can help you buy your new home.
If you'd like to make the leap into home ownership, there are a number of schemes which can help along the way, including the Starter Home Purchase Scheme. This scheme enables local authorities, such as county councils, to help first-time buyers purchase Starter homes. The scheme can bridge the gap between the mortgage amount you are approved for, your deposit and the price of your newly built home.
###### Am I Eligible?
The Starter Home Purchase Scheme is designed for first-time buyers and to be eligible there are a number of requirements:
- You must be over 18 years of age
- You are a First-Time Buyer or qualify under the Fresh Start principle
- Your buying power must not be more than 95% of the price of the home
- You have a minimum deposit of 10% of the purchase price
- You have a right to reside indefinitely in the Republic of Ireland
- The Starter Home will be your main residence, where you live
You can find out more about how to qualify for the scheme here.
#### How the Scheme Works
It may be easier than you think to buy your own home and the Starter Home Purchase Scheme is there to help you on your way. So, how does it work?
###### Where to Find Out About the Scheme
The local authority will advertise a scheme on their website, giving details of where the new Starter Homes will be located. You can view new Glenveagh homes that are eligible for the scheme here.
###### How the Local Authority Helps You Buy
Through the Starter Home Purchase Scheme, the Local Authority makes a contribution towards the cost of your new Starter Home in exchange for a share in it. The local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You can buy back the equity share at any stage or if you decide to sell your home, but you must do so within 40 years.
###### Using the Help To Buy Scheme
One of the great things about the Starter Home Purchase Scheme is that you can use it in conjunction with the Help To Buy Scheme, which helps first-time buyers with up to €35,000 towards the deposit for a newly built home. So, not only can you get assistance with the purchase price via the Starter Home Purchase Scheme, you can get help with the deposit too. Find out more in the Help to Buy section below.
###### Homes Covered by the Starter Home Purchase Scheme
Remember that the Starter Home Purchase Scheme is available to buy newly built homes that are specifically covered by the scheme. The local authority will publicise the scheme in advance, letting you know where the new Starter Homes will be located. You can view new Glenveagh homes that are eligible for the scheme here.
#### How to Apply
###### Check the Local Authority Website
The local authority will advertise a scheme on their website, giving details of where the Starter Homes will be located. When you have all your documents together, you simply apply online via a portal on the local authority website.
###### Make a Checklist
It's advisable to make a checklist of all the documents and information you need. These will include:
- Your full name, date of birth and PPS Number
- Confirmation that you are a First-Time buyer (or Fresh Start applicant)
- Proof of Income
- Proof of right to reside in the Republic of Ireland
- Evidence of your savings and/or deposit
- A Mortgage Approval in Principle letter stating the maximum mortgage available to you may be required as part of the process
- Confirmation of eligibility for Help to Buy, if applicable
Once you have all your documents, you can upload them and your details to the online portal.
You can also get more information on applying for the scheme here.
#### The Help To Buy Scheme
The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. The scheme can be used in conjunction with the Starter Home Purchase Scheme. The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price; whichever is less).
You can find out more about the Help To Buy Scheme here.
#### Find Your New Starter Home
To view Glenveagh homes eligible for the Starter Home Purchase scheme, visit our Starter Home Purchase Scheme Page where you'll find a selection of A-rated, newly built, beautifully designed homes to browse.

Quick Guide to Schemes — A helping hand to buy your first home!

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### The advantages of buying through a large home builder

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/the-advantages-of-buying-through-a-large-home-builder
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-06-06
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Want to buy a new home? You have a few choices - but not all of them are the right ones. From affordable small housing developments to building your own from scratch, there are many tempting options which may lead you down a path you could regret.

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If you are setting out on the home-buying journey, you may have a range of options, from a doer-upper second hand home to a place in a small development, but perhaps a newly built home with a larger homebuilder might be what you're looking for.
Buying with a recognised homebuilder like Glenveagh takes the uncertainty out of the process; you know the price of the home, that it's A-rated, that it's carefully designed and that it's part of a sustainable community.
Buying a house is no small investment. For many, especially first time buyers, it’s a defining moment in their lives: one that requires a lot of thought and some planning. How do you know you’ve chosen the right home? Can choosing a new build reduce the stresses of setting out on the home buying journey?
We take a look at some of the upsides to buying a newly built home with a larger home builder.
#### Choosing a Glenveagh Home
The advantages of buying with a large, nationally recognised home builder like Glenveagh are many, including great customer care. Ronan McKenna is the Sales Director at Glenveagh and the part he most enjoys about his job is helping first-time buyers get on the property ladder:
“We encourage people to register and then come and see us as early as they can,” he says. “Tell us that you're looking for in a house and we'll help you along that journey. We’ll help you get where you need to be.”
Ronan also notes that Glenveagh enables prospective home buyers to register in advance if they are interested in a newly built A-rated home: “One advantage is if you register your interest early, we can help to find exactly the right house for you.”
But the advice doesn’t begin and end at the house itself. “We’re on hand throughout the whole journey” Ronan says. “From helping you with your financing, getting the bank working for you, introducing you to our network of solicitors and mortgage brokers.”
Investing in a recognised name, with friendly staff who have years of expertise, offers a host of benefits for new homebuyers, tapping into a larger, nationwide network of professionals and valuable connections.
#### Help-to-Buy Scheme
The Help-to-Buy scheme has been crucial in facilitating greater numbers of first-time buyers to make their first step onto the property ladder. The scheme is specifically related to newly built homes so that's another reason to look at Glenveagh for your new home.
Many Glenveagh homes qualify for the Help to Buy scheme, which helps many first-time buyers on the road to home ownership. So buying a newly built Glenveagh home can be in your reach, giving you a beautifully designed place to call home.
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More on the Help to Buy Scheme:
● It’s a tax rebate scheme provided by the Irish government for first-time homebuyers;
● The funds will go towards your deposit;
● You can get up to €35,000;
● To qualify, you must not have previously bought or built a house or apartment, either on your own or jointly with any other person;
● If you are buying or building new property with other people, they must also be first-time buyers.
Ray Palmer-Smith is Head of New Homes at Knight Frank, and he’s helped many first-time buyers take advantage of the Help to Buy scheme. “It definitely helps first-time buyers in terms of speeding up the process for them. Because you're getting part of your deposit from a tax rebate, it eliminates the need to save up a large deposit. Often, first-time buyers are trying to save while paying an exorbitant rent. So the help to buy scheme really helps to shorten how long they have to spend.”
When it comes to getting your application in, expressing an interest in Glenveagh properties means you’ll have advisors on hand to help you get things moving. “Applying to the scheme can still be quite a lengthy process,” says Ray, “so we try and make sure that you get that application in straight away.
#### After you settle in
When going with a new home community, many residents are moving into to their homes at the same time. That means everyone is starting on the same page; there is a community atmosphere and you’ll be surrounded by like-minded people you can build relationships with. You can really help to shape the community. At Glenveagh we invest in our communities.
Sam Gormley and Hannah White bought a new Glenveagh home in Balbriggan and were delighted by the friendliness of the neighbours. “There’s a real sense of community here” says Sam; "A really friendly atmosphere.”
“Absolutely,” Hannah agrees. “There’s a lot of dog walkers, and a WhatsApp group and a Facebook group, as well as the residents’ group. We put up decorations for Christmas and Halloween. It's nice to know who your neighbours are and to know that if you have a problem, you can just run across the road for help."
Going through a large home builder like Glenveagh is the best way to start your home buying process, for so many reasons. It’s easy to start right now, just by registering your interest. The friendly experts at Glenveagh will be happy to guide you through the process from start to finish. Take a look at our communities.

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### What Does The Future of Housing Look Like?

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- Section: News
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### What's Most Important For Young Families Looking For a New Home?

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### What happens after the sale has been agreed?

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/news/what-happens-after-sale-agreed
- Section: News
- Published: 2024-11-19
- Last updated: 2025-04-10
- Summary: Finish the final steps to owning your own home with our tips for first time buyers on completing a purchase. Learn the do’s and don’ts of a sale.

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##### From creating a snag list to completing all your paperwork and arranging a valuation, these are a few things to check off your list before you move into your dream house.
By the time you reach the completion stage as a homebuyer, the hard negotiations are done. The seller will have accepted your offer and your booking deposit will have been paid. However, there are still i’s to be dotted and t’s to be crossed. Plus, you also need to ensure that the house is structurally sound and that there are no expensive surprises in store.
After all, you’re not just buying a home. You’re making a serious, long-term investment. That’s why you want the peace of mind that the property will:
- increase in value over time;
- stand up (quite literally) to the next 10 or 20 years’ wear and tear;
- stay clear of any legal disputes or environmental issues.
Up until now, you’ve seen the home at its best, but remember that the seller is under no obligation to warn you about what repairs may be required or what a fresh coat of paint may conceal. Run through the following checklist and you can complete your purchase in confidence.
##### Conduct a survey to check the condition
Is your house structurally sound? Is that patch of mould on the wall temporary or the sign of something more serious? A professional building survey will find out. Your surveyor will examine the building from foundation to roof to confirm the current condition and future maintenance requirements. Common issues exposed during the survey stage include:
- Rising damp: Particularly on older properties with poor ventilation;
- Movement or subsidence: These can significantly impact the strength (and safety) of the building;
- Roof issues: From leaks to poor insulation or ventilation, there’s a lot that could be hidden beneath the roof;
- Drainage: Faulty pipes could land you with a big bill in an emergency.
Depending on your budget and the age of the property, you have a range of options when it comes to the structural survey:
- Type One
For a new build where there are no repairs to consider, your mortgage lender might agree to a basic visual survey that notes any obvious risks or potential defects.
- Type Two
Your surveyor will also explore the concealed areas (i.e. under the roof and beneath the floorboards) to identify issues that are likely to require repairs or ongoing maintenance. Typically, this type of report will be light on professional recommendations as to how any issues should be fixed.
- Type Three
This is your full, extensive building survey that examines a property's construction, materials, and grounds in detail. For older buildings, in particular, the higher cost of this detailed survey can be worth every penny when balanced against the potential expense of repairs.
It doesn’t usually take longer to complete the survey process. Typically, you will receive a report within 5 to 8 business days. Ideally, you want to get as much detail as your budget allows and learn more about the property than the naked eye reveals.
##### Complete a snag list
Many new builds are not 100% complete at the time the purchase offer is made. A roof and the right number of walls are the priority, but there may be tasks still on the ‘To Do’ list, or simply work that is not up to your expectations. You'll find these "snags" outside and inside.
External snags
On top of general wear and tear, those wet, windy Irish winters take their toll, and you might find:
- Loose roof tiles or gaps in the guttering;
- Holes or breaches in the fences or boundary walls;
- Leaks in the outdoor pipework, often due to freezing or impact;
- Peeling paintwork or stained plastering that gives a poor first impression;
- A driveway that needs resurfacing or resizing;
- Garages and sheds that are not secure or structurally sound.
Internal snags
Ironically, it's often the older houses that are the sturdiest. But any home will eventually suffer snags in these common places:
- Cracks or plaster work that need rendering;
- Leaking pipes to seal;
- Doors, windows or cabinets that don’t close correctly;
- Missing or broken switches;
- Loose wiring;
- Loft or wall insulation that needs to be refilled.
Either you or your surveyor should compile a “snag list” of items for the builder or seller to fix. Typically, these repairs should not incur an extra charge, but if they have not been made by the agreed time, you may be entitled to request a deduction on the purchase price.
Once you have reassured yourself that the building is satisfactory, there are a few more steps to take in order to facilitate the release of your mortgage funds.
##### Arrange a valuation
Up to this point, the price of the property represents the acceptable sweet spot between buyer and seller. Your mortgage lender may not agree that this reflects the value. Before your lender releases the funds, they will require a professional valuation of the property to confirm that the purchase price is on point.
What factors does a valuer consider?
Your valuer will first establish that the asking price is "in the right ballpark" according to the property's size, location, age and number of bedrooms. Other recent home sales in the area will also influence the current value.
During the valuation, your estate agent will:
- measure the size of all rooms;
- note the fixtures and fittings (and their condition);
- look for any factors that can increase or decrease the property's attractiveness for buyers (i.e. south-facing windows, extra parking space);
- confirm the Building Energy Rating, planning permissions, and other utility/maintenance charges where relevant.
From the lender’s perspective, your dream home is simply their collateral against risk. If you don't keep up with your repayments, the lender needs to recoup the balance of the loan. They will want to make sure that there is sufficient value in the property.
##### Organise home insurance
Start requesting home insurance quotes as soon as the sale is agreed. You will need to have it in place for the mortgage lender to release the funds. Note that home insurance refers to the building, not the contents (which you may also want to insure to protect your belongings during a move). Your home insurance will typically cover the following:
- Damages or losses as a result of fires, floods, or other natural disasters;
- Serious damage to the roof, walls, windows, etc.;
- Damage from burst appliances or pipes.
Take the time to go over any exclusions in your policy. Some insurers, for example, will not offer flood insurance in certain areas.
After the steps above have been completed and you're happy with the reports, you can proceed to mortgage approval and the exchange of contracts. Whatever the pressure to keep the purchase process moving, you are free to withdraw your offer and request a full refund of your booking deposit at any time prior to the contract signature.
Wherever you are on the homebuying journey, you'll find the resources you need to make the best decisions at each new step on our website. Our expert tips and advice for first-time home buyers cover everything from scouting for properties to signing paperwork and moving in.

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### What's Important About The Local Area?

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### Mistakes To Avoid As A Self-Employed First-Time Buyer

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### Action plan to accelerate infrastructure essential for homebuilding and future health of the economy

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/action-plan-to-accelerate-infrastructure-essential-for-homebuilding-and-future-health-of-the
- Section: Corporate news
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- Summary: Glenveagh calls for an action plan to accelerate infrastructure delivery essential for homebuilding. Read more now.

Action plan to accelerate infrastructure essential for homebuilding and future health of the economy – Glenveagh

Commenting on the publication of the Accelerating Infrastructure Action Plan, Stephen Garvey, CEO of Glenveagh, said:
“The importance of today’s action plan cannot be overstated. It should be viewed as a turning point in reigniting our commitment to building the progressive and modern country that is not only essential for increased homebuilding, but also the future health of our economy and Ireland’s competitiveness. It rightly recognises the necessity for an emergency response to address the existing status quo and make up for the significant time lost in delivering urgently needed infrastructure for Ireland. This emphasis on action, timelines and accountability is particularly welcome. Full and swift implementation of the actions is crucial to avoid any further delays in delivering the critical infrastructure that is so badly needed.
The mandate is clear – better roads, better public transport, better energy, better social facilities, and of course, more homes. And the ultimate stakeholder – the people of Ireland – want progress. A recent poll, conducted by Red C on our behalf, found that 71% of respondents believe the current planning process for critical infrastructure requires urgent reform, and 76% support fast-tracking such infrastructure through the system. There is growing recognition that our critical infrastructure network is not fit for purpose.
The plan published today provides for a more practical system, with appropriate structures in place for consultation and feedback, a more efficient regulatory framework, and a balanced legislative planning environment that reflects the common good within the context of a growing Ireland. The intention to examine how the costs associated with judicial reviews should work is also welcome, and in line with public sentiment. Our research shows that 70% of respondents believe there should be a limit on the number of objections an individual can make, and a further 70% are in favour of costs applying to all parties, not just some.
Today’s plan builds on a series of important Government measures introduced over the course of this year. Delivering workable solutions to Ireland’s housing challenges is possible and today is a significant step in the right direction. The stalling of progress must end now with this action plan, so we can all play our part in delivering the progress that is so badly needed in communities across Ireland.”

### AGM Trading Update - 2 May 2024

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/agm-trading-update-2-may-2024
- Section: Corporate news
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Read Glenveagh's AGM trading update from 2 May 2024, covering delivery progress and full-year outlook. Read the announcement now.

AGM Trading Update - 2 May 2024

2 May 2024
Glenveagh Properties plc
Trading Update
Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") a leading Irish homebuilder is holding its 2024 AGM today at 1:00 p.m. at the Herbert Park Hotel, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, Ireland. This statement comments on the Group's year-to-date trading and outlook.
FY 2024 Performance Summary
- Strong forward order book which now totals €963m across our three business segments, up from €805m at the end of February 2024
- 1,440 suburban units are now either sold, signed or reserved for FY 2024, compared to 1,106 units at the end of February 2024. Strong reservation trends continued in our Suburban business segment, reflecting healthy underlying private market demand supported by a durable domestic economy, the range of Housing for All initiatives, and further underpinned by the structural undersupply of high-quality, affordable housing in Ireland
- Contracted urban projects are proceeding as planned and are expected to deliver approximately 650 units this year. In addition, we have agreed commercial terms for a forward fund transaction on one of our existing higher density urban developments
- Our Partnerships business segment is on track with ongoing construction at our Ballymastone and Oscar Traynor Road developments. We are also in advanced negotiations on a third partnerships agreement
- Strong planning momentum has continued, with permissions granted for over 1,000 units so far in FY 2024. We are also on track to lodge planning applications for over 2,000 units over the course of this year, underpinning unit delivery in FY 2025 and beyond
- We have continued to progress our sustainability ambitions, including the launch of our biodiversity and circular economy strategies ‘Building a Better Habitat’ and ‘Building Better Circularity’ which set out how we are taking action in these important areas
- We continue to anticipate an EPS outturn for FY 2024 of approximately 17 cent
- Glenveagh will release a H1 2024 trading update in early July 2024 in advance of its 2024 Interim Results on 5 September 2024
CEO STEPHEN GARVEY COMMENTED:
“We’ve had a strong start to 2024, with our business benefiting from favourable market conditions and greater scale. We’re continuing to see robust demand for the homes we deliver – high-quality, energy-efficient, and sustainable homes at prices that are affordable for our customers. This leaves us very well positioned to deliver over 2,700 much needed homes across our three business segments this year.
This greater scale has been achieved in a sustainable way, powered by our talented and engaged workforce and reinforced by the increased standardisation of our product range and processes, our enhanced planning and design capabilities, and the significant advantages from our off-site manufacturing business NUA.
It is now clear that the Government’s targeted and effective initiatives are having the desired effect on industry performance and output. The range of demand and supply side incentives, coupled with enhanced compact growth guidelines and encouraging improvements in planning policy and system, supported an increase in annual completions to approximately 33,000 in 2023, up 55% since 2019. The 63% increase in commencements in Q1 this year indicates that output levels are very likely to increase further in 2024.
Building on this momentum is critical so that the industry can meet the next phase of output growth, to deliver well over 50,000 homes per annum. The review of the national planning framework needs to provide a housing target that accurately reflects current and future population requirements, a target that is designed for viable and desirable homes in locations where there is demand. Effective delivery can be enabled by comprehensive resourcing of all aspects of the design, planning and development lifecycle and by streamlining design standards at a national level. The partnership model can also be increasingly used alongside the established capabilities of the LDA to accelerate the development of homes on the State landbank. Most importantly, this next phase of growth will need the industry and private sector capital to work together with the State to achieve this increased supply in a sustainable manner.”
ENDS
For further information please contact:
Investors:
Michael Rice (CFO)
Jack Gorman (Head of IR and Corporate Affairs)
investors@glenveagh.ie
Media:
Gordon MRM
Ray Gordon +353 87 241 7373
David Clerkin +353 87 830 1779
glenveagh@gordonmrm.ie
Notes to Editors
About Glenveagh Properties plc
Glenveagh Properties plc, listed on Euronext Dublin and the London Stock Exchange, is a leading Irish homebuilder.
Supported by innovation and supply chain integration, Glenveagh is committed to opening access to sustainable high-quality homes to as many people as possible in flourishing communities across Ireland. We are focused on three core markets - suburban housing, urban apartments and partnerships with local authorities and state agencies.
www.glenveagh.ie
Forward-looking statements
This announcement does not constitute or form any part of an invitation to underwrite, subscribe for or otherwise acquire or dispose of any shares of Glenveagh Properties plc (the "Company" or "Glenveagh”).
This announcement contains statements that are, or may be deemed to be, forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, information concerning the Company’s possible or assumed future results of operations, plans and expectations regarding demand outlook, business strategies, financing plans, competitive position, potential growth opportunities, potential operating performance improvements, expectations regarding inflation, macroeconomic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, weather patterns, the effects of competition and the effects of future legislation or regulations. Forward-looking statements include all statements that are not historical facts and can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "may", "will", "should", "expect", "anticipate", "project", "estimate", "intend", "continue", "target", "ensure", "arrive", "achieve", "develop" or "believe" (or the negatives thereof) or other variations thereon or comparable terminology. Forward-looking statements are prospective in nature and are based on current expectations of the Company about future events, and involve risks and uncertainties because they relate to events and depend on circumstances that will occur in the future. Although the Company believes that current expectations and assumptions with respect to these forward-looking statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that these expectations will prove to be correct. Due to various risks and uncertainties, actual events or results or actual performance of the Company may differ materially from those reflected or contemplated in such forward-looking statements. You are cautioned not to place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements.
These forward-looking statements are made as of the date of this document. The Company expressly disclaims any obligation to update these forward-looking statements other than as required by law.
The forward-looking statements in this announcement do not constitute reports or statements published in compliance with any of Regulations 6 to 8 of the Transparency (Directive 2004/109/EC) Regulations 2007 (as amended).

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### AGM Trading Update May 2025

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/agm-trading-update-may-2025
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2025-05-22
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read Glenveagh's AGM trading update for May 2025. Delivery progress, performance highlights and full-year outlook. Read more.

AGM Trading Update, May 2025

Maintaining momentum with strong start to 2025
Glenveagh Properties plc (“Glenveagh” or the “Group”), a leading Irish homebuilder is holding its 2025 AGM today at 1:00pm, at The Westbury Hotel, Dublin. This statement comments on the Group’s year-to-date trading and outlook.
Performance Summary
- Closed and forward order book of €1.23bn across both the Homebuilding and Partnerships segments, up from €1.09bn at 10 March 2025 and providing excellent visibility for the remainder of the year
- Progress in Homebuilding segment is aligning firmly with expectations. Over 1,100 units are either sold, signed or reserved for 2025, reflecting very strong underlying demand for the Group’s high-quality homes across all selling sites
- Partnerships segment continues to deliver to plan with construction progressing well at all six Partnership sites
- Non-core land sales totalling more than €50m are at complete, contracted or sale agreed stage, reflecting the Group’s decision to further optimise capital employed in land and focus on sites of scale
- Investment in the production infrastructure for an external façade system has commenced, which will complement the Group's existing timber-frame capacity of over 2,500 units per annum
- Sustained planning momentum with permission secured for more than 1,355 units year-to-date, with over 90% of anticipated unit deliveries for 2026 fully planned
Outlook
- FY2025 guidance reiterated, anticipating an EPS outturn of 19.5 cent
- As indicated at the time of the Group’s full-year results in March, H1 2025 is expected to be materially stronger than H1 2024, with increased units, revenue and profitability, albeit the weighting of each towards H2 will persist
- Continued confidence in delivering 1,500 Homebuilding units and achieving Partnerships revenue of approximately €400m in 2025, in addition to completing over €100m in non-core land sales across 2025 and 2026
- Total equivalent home deliveries are expected to reach approximately 2,600 in 2025
- Glenveagh will release its 2025 Interim Results on 25 September 2025
Capital Allocation
- The Group initiated a further €50m share buyback programme in September 2024 and expanded this to €65m in January 2025. As of 23 May 2025, approximately €60m has been returned to shareholders from this programme
- Given the anticipated comparatively strong H1 performance, visibility on land sales and an improved cash profile anticipated in H2, the share buyback programme will be expanded to €85m
CEO STEPHEN GARVEY COMMENTED:
"We are pleased with our strong start to the year, which aligns with expectations and underscores both the effectiveness of our strategy and our execution.
Amid global macro-economic uncertainties, the fundamentals of the Irish housing market remain strong, supported by underlying demand, a resilient Irish economy, and favourable government policies. Furthermore, thanks to our integrated manufacturing capability, we are not experiencing significant pressure on costs.
We welcome the publication of the revised National Planning Framework in recent weeks. It is critical that local authorities are now instructed to identify the quantum of land suitable for residential needs as quickly as possible. Additionally, urgent investment must be made in large scale infrastructure projects that are required to support increased housing delivery.
Certainty is critical for progress in housing supply – the continued allocation of public funding for existing supply measures, and projects that are under construction or can be commenced quickly, is essential to ensuring we maintain and grow home deliveries nationally. This, in turn, supports in attracting the private capital that is also required to increase housing supply.
For our part, as a partner of choice to the public sector, we stand ready to support. As evidenced by our growing Partnerships segment, we see significant potential for further collaboration with the government and public sector bodies through the delivery of quality and sustainable housing on public lands in a cost-effective manner that delivers value to the Exchequer.
This, coupled with our strong delivery pipeline of homes from our Homebuilding segment, leaves us well positioned to contribute significantly to the delivery of more homes across Ireland.”

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### Glenveagh Appoints New Independent Non-Executive Director

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/appointment-of-new-independent-non-executive-director-to-glenveagh-board
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2023-07-03
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh Properties announces the appointment of a new independent non-executive director to its board. Read the full announcement.

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Glenveagh Properties plc (the “Company”) a leading Irish homebuilder, is pleased to announce the appointment of Emer Finnan as an independent non-executive Director with effect from 1 July 2023. Glenveagh also announces that Pat McCann will assume the position of Senior Independent Director with immediate effect.
Emer Finnan is a qualified accountant who has worked both as an investment banker and a group CFO. She is currently President, Europe of Kildare Partners, a private equity firm based in London and Dublin, where she is responsible for investment origination in Europe. After qualifying as a chartered accountant with KPMG, she worked in investment banking at Citibank and ABN AMRO in London and then NCB Stockbrokers in Dublin. In 2005 she joined EBS Building Society in Ireland, becoming its Finance Director in early 2010. In 2012, Emer re-joined NCB Stockbrokers to lead a financial services team in Ireland. She joined Kildare Partners in 2013.
Emer previously served as a non-executive director of C&C Group plc from 2014 to 2023 and she is currently a non-executive director of Britvic plc.
Emer will also join the Audit & Risk Committee.
Glenveagh Chairman, John Mulcahy, commented:
"I am delighted to welcome Emer to Glenveagh. Her significant experience, across both executive and non-executive roles, will be an excellent addition to the Board and I look forward to working alongside her.”

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### Budget 2026 measures will support in addressing cost of building new homes – Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/budget-2026-measures-will-support-in-addressing-cost-of-building-new-homes-glenveagh
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2025-10-07
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh welcomes Budget 2026 measures to address the cost of building new homes in Ireland. Read our full statement now.

Budget 2026 measures will support in addressing cost of building new homes – Glenveagh

Implementation of enhanced policy environment is critical to delivering increased housing
Commenting on measures announced in Budget 2026, Stephen Garvey, CEO, Glenveagh commented:
“Glenveagh welcomes the Government’s focus on the practical measures that will support the delivery of critically needed homes.
We welcome the reduction in the VAT rate for completed apartments to 9%. This Government has already made significant moves to increase the viability of apartments. Apartments are a key part of the housing solution, and this measure will make them more feasible to build. Furthermore, from a public accounts perspective, VAT income on more apartments will ultimately benefit the exchequer. This is in addition to the greater and more sustainable employment opportunities thanks to increased construction activity. And of course, we will have more people in more homes.
This announcement builds on the momentum created by recent policy shifts, including revised apartment guidelines, the review of rent pressure zones, and updates to the National Planning Framework and National Development Plan. Such early and decisive action by this Government is commendable, especially given the challenging global context.
It’s evident that this Government is taking a cross-departmental approach and this is to be welcomed. Now, however, implementation of these policies is key. In order for this to start taking effect, the administrative side of the Government needs to follow this through in their implementation as a matter of urgency.
On the back of this progress, the focus now on legislation to balance the use of judicial reviews with the common good is hugely important. The significant delays to building critical infrastructure and indeed homes must be addressed.”

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### Budget 2027 provides continued certainty the homebuilding sector requires – Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/budget-2027-provides-continued-certainty-the-homebuilding-sector-requires-glenveagh
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-10-06
- Last updated: 2026-10-06

Budget 2027 provides continued certainty the homebuilding sector requires – Glenveagh

Commenting on measures announced in Budget 2027, Stephen Garvey, CEO, Glenveagh commented:
“The Help to Buy scheme has been an important measure in supporting home ownership. The increase in the grant to €35,000, while the existing price caps remain in place, will support in making home ownership a possibility for more people, which in turn creates an opportunity for homebuilders to deliver more homes.
More broadly, today’s Budget reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to the policy framework it has put in place to address Ireland's housing challenges. That consistency matters enormously. As we set out in our recent Homebuilding Horizons report, the policy foundations are now largely in place. Substantive progress has been made in the last year on the policy environment, from the measures announced in last year’s Budget to the updated Delivering Homes, Building Communities 2025 - 2030 plan and the critical work of the Accelerating Infrastructure Action Plan.
Ireland is currently building homes at the fastest rate in the EU* and this momentum needs to be maintained. With today’s announcement, these foundations are maintained and built upon, which is encouraging.
The challenge now is not to design new measures, but to implement the existing ones with discipline, at pace, and consistently at both a national and local level. What homebuilders, investors, and communities need above all else is the certainty and confidence that the measures being supported today will still be in place in two, three and five years' time. This Budget provides that assurance, and we welcome it.
We also welcome the Government's commitment to the funding required to deliver on the National Development Plan and the Housing Infrastructure Investment Fund. Infrastructure, including water, roads and utilities, is one of the biggest constraints on housing delivery. Every euro invested in activation infrastructure is a multiplier for housing output. Sustained investment in this regard is the foundation on which new homes get built."
*Ireland will complete 7.2 new homes per 1,000 people this year, the fastest rate in the EU and more than double the EU average of three – Goodbody analysis, commissioned by Glenveagh

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### Building Futures Together: Maynooth University, Glenveagh, and Partners Support Local Students

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/building-futures-together-maynooth-university-glenveagh-and-partners-support-local-students
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-06-05
- Last updated: 2026-06-05

Building Futures Together: Maynooth University, Glenveagh, and Partners Support Local Students

Maynooth University (MU) recently welcomed students from second-level DEIS schools across Kildare to campus for a Campus Experience Day designed to build confidence, raise aspirations and deepen understanding of higher education.
The event formed part of Building Futures, a collaborative programme involving MU, Glenveagh, County Kildare Leader Partnership (CKLP) and jumpAgrade, which supports students as they explore future education and career pathways.
Delivery of the programme at MU is led through the Maynooth University Access Programme (MAP), which works with schools to support engagement with higher education through outreach, academic supports and on‑campus experiences.
During the day, students took part in a hands-on design challenge developed and delivered by MU’s Department of Design Innovation. The challenge invited students to respond to a live University brief by developing ideas for a proposed student commuter hub and breakfast club on campus.
Working in teams, students developed and presented their ideas to university staff and Glenveagh industry representatives, strengthening their collaboration, creativity and communication skills while gaining insight into how design, innovation and industry connect in practice.
The campus event built on earlier engagement delivered in DEIS schools across Kildare, where senior cycle students took part in creative design workshops coordinated through MAP. Working alongside MU students and Glenveagh partners, they used design thinking to explore what an inclusive, welcoming and sustainable university campus could look like.
For many participants, the Campus Experience Day offered an important opportunity to experience university life in a supportive setting and to see higher education and professional careers as both realistic and relevant.
The event is one part of the wider Building Futures programme, which combines creative engagement with targeted academic and wellbeing supports for students from DEIS schools.
Between October 2025 and March 2026, the partnership delivered more than 280 hours of targeted academic support across eight DEIS schools in Kildare. This included one-to-one and small-group tuition for Leaving Certificate students in Maths, Irish, English, Chemistry and Biology, delivered by jumpAgrade.
Students who took part in the programme reported increased confidence, reduced anxiety and improved motivation in relation to their education, with one student describing feeling “much more in control” of their learning and “less stressed about school”.
Dr Rose Ryan, Director of Access at Maynooth University, said: “This partnership shows what is possible when schools, universities and industry take young people seriously. Young people weren’t brought onto campus to be shown around, they were invited to think, question and create.
"They met people working in the sector, explored future campus spaces, and shared ideas that will help shape how the University develops. That combination matters. It says to future students that your ideas count, your perspective matters, and you have a place in conversations about the future.”
Commenting on the Building Futures programme and the Maynooth University Campus Experience Day, Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said: “This partnership is proving to have a meaningful and measurable impact among students in local DEIS schools, and we are delighted to see the positive benefits that students are experiencing from participation.
The Building Futures programme is integral in our efforts to support communities. Through this programme, we can help younger people from under-resourced areas to build their confidence, aspirations and realise the career opportunities that are within their grasp particularly within the construction industry.
“Without the support of our many partners, including Maynooth University, CKLP and jumpAgrade, the positive experience that this programme brings would not be possible and we thank them for their involvement.”

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### Meet Dinu and Jefferson from our Construction Programme Team

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### Camilla Hughes appointed as New Independent Director

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/camille-hughes-appointed-as-new-independent-director
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2021-04-30
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh Properties announces the appointment of Camille Hughes as a new independent non-executive director. Read more now.

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Glenveagh Properties PLC ("Glenveagh" or the "Company") a leading Irish homebuilder, is pleased to announce the appointment of Camilla Hughes as an independent non-executive Director with effect from 1 July 2021.
As outlined in the Annual Report, the Board of Glenveagh, led by the Nomination Committee and assisted by external consultant Korn Ferry, commenced a process to identify a replacement independent non-executive director following the very sad passing of Lady Barbara Judge in 2020.
Camilla Hughes is an experienced financial and strategic advisor, having spent over twenty years in investment banking, capital markets and corporate advisory. Prior to expanding her executive career, Camilla most recently served as a Corporate Broker within UK Investment Banking at Credit Suisse. Camilla brings to the Board her significant experience of financial markets, shareholder engagement and corporate governance and broad knowledge of the real estate, consumer and technology sectors. Camilla does not hold, and has not in the past five years held, a directorship in any other publicly quoted company.
John Mulcahy, chairman of Glenveagh, commented:
"I am delighted to welcome Camilla to Glenveagh. Her expertise will be an excellent addition to the Board, and I look forward to working with her."

### Meet Hilda and Niamh from our Administration Team

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/embracing-communities
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2024-12-19
- Last updated: 2025-01-28
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### Meet Karl Greene, Trainee Site Manager

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- Published: 2024-07-01
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
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### Glenveagh secures Enterprise Ireland funding to support scaling of modern methods of construction manufacturing

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/enterprise-ireland-funding
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-08-19
- Last updated: 2026-08-19

Glenveagh secures Enterprise Ireland funding to scale modern methods of construction manufacturing

Funding will support the further development of innovative methods of building quality and sustainable homes
Glenveagh Properties plc, the leading Irish homebuilder, has secured €859,000 funding from Enterprise Ireland under the Built to Innovate initiative. The funding will support the development phase of its modern methods of construction (MMC) innovation investment programme.
Glenveagh currently operates Ireland’s largest off-site manufacturing platform across its three facilities, thanks to significant R&D investment in its business over the last number of years. The Enterprise Ireland funding will help support the development and maximisation of its activities, which will enable a higher pre-manufactured value of the homes they deliver.
Specifically, the funding will support a number of key R&D activities, including the development and validation of enhanced timber frame and light gauge steel (LGS) manufacturing processes, the research and development work underpinning a new automated cladding and finishing process, in addition to the construction of house prototypes to support Glenveagh’s innovation agenda.
Sustainability is central to the work that Glenveagh is doing in this area. In addition to all workstreams using energy-efficient technologies, a complementary energy and water reduction workstream will also be progressed to design houses that generate most of their own energy through renewables and reduce water demand.
Stephen Garvey, CEO, Glenveagh commented: "We're making considerable investments in our business to deliver the most modern homes possible for our customers - homes that are high quality, more affordable, more cost effective to run, and built at scale. This funding, alongside our multi-million euro investment in our facilities, will directly support a genuinely manufacturing-led model of homebuilding, delivering precision-engineered, sustainable homes consistently. We are moving well beyond incremental gains in modern methods of construction. We're grateful to Enterprise Ireland for their support and excited about what this means for our customers, in addition to the increased number of jobs that we can provide in this critical area of construction.”
Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke TD said: “Glenveagh delivers highly specialised modern methods of construction, and their significant investment in R&D is a key component to their continued growth. Today’s funding announcement will have a positive impact in driving efficient construction methods in residential construction and paves the way for Glenveagh to significantly scale its business. The Government, through Enterprise Ireland, looks forward to continued engagement with Glenveagh to support the growth of the business into the future, ensuring that more and more homes are built each year.”
Government policy increasingly identifies modern methods of construction as central to increasing housing supply. Its target, set out in the Delivering Homes, Building Communities 2025–2030 action plan, is for at least 25% of all new social and affordable homes to be delivered using modern methods of construction by 2030.
Jenny Melia, CEO, Enterprise Ireland said:"Innovation is critical to competitiveness and long-term sustainable growth, and Glenveagh's investment in research, development and innovation is a strong example of that ambition in action. Through the Built to Innovate initiative, Enterprise Ireland is supporting the company to embed innovation across its manufacturing processes, advancing its off-site capability and strengthening its leadership in modern methods of construction.”
This funding provided to Glenveagh follows initial funding received in 2023, which supported the research and identification of most practicable MMC solutions that reduced reliance on traditional methods of construction and delivered the optimum levels of performance, quality and sustainability.
Residential construction companies interested in learning more about the Built to Innovate initiative can visit www.enterprise-ireland.com/en/sectors/high-tech-construction-and-housing/built-to-innovate.

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### Strong performance in 2020 demonstrates operational capability

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-results-2020
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2021-02-26
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Glenveagh's strong performance in 2020 includes key financial highlights, units delivered and outlook. Read more now.

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Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") a leading Irish homebuilder announces its Final Results for the year ended 31 December 2020.
SUMMARY FINANCIALS
ATTRACTIVE CUSTOMER OFFERING DRIVING RESERVATIONS AND COMPLETIONS
· Customer leads +169% year-on-year in H2 2020
· Average weekly private reservation rate per site +31% year-on-year in H2 2020
· Strong forward sales with 9504 units currently sold, signed, or reserved (2020:475)
SECTOR LEADING CONSTRUCTION CAPABILITIES HIGHLIGHTED
· Strong delivery performance with 700-unit sales completed notwithstanding site closures due to Covid-19
· 1,150 completions expected for 20215 despite restrictions on construction due to Covid-19
· 23 cumulative site openings since IPO with a further six scheduled for 2021
RECOGNISED AS PARTNER OF CHOICE FOR INSTITUTIONS AND THE STATE
· Contracts exchanged with institutional purchaser for the sale of 132 units across two developments at Bray and Leixlip
· Contracts exchanged with Real I.S. for the sale of 134 units at Marina Village, with 65 completed to date
· Reservations in the year-to-date from Approved Housing Body ("AHB") for 85 cost rental units at two Suburban developments
DISCIPLINED CAPITAL MANAGEMENT AND GROUP REFINANCING
· Accelerated sales of non-core units and sites to facilitate a €100 million cash inflow within 12 months, resulting in a €20 million impairment
‒ €54 million of non-core proceeds received to date with a further €42 million currently contracted for 2021
· On track for €100 million plus reduction in land with €91 million achieved to date
· Targeted €202 million WIP investment underpins 1,1505 deliveries in 2021
· Robust operational delivery resulted in a net-cash position of €36 million (2019: €53 million)
‒ Current net cash remains broadly in line with year-end position despite restrictions on construction and selling activity
· Completion of five-year €250 million refinancing comprising a term component (€100 million) and a committed RCF (€150 million)
COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY
· Sustainability report published outlining the Group's efforts across our six sustainability pillars
· Emissions reduction initiatives and corresponding 25% Scope 1 and 2 intensity reduction target outlined
· Commitments, targets and measurable outcomes published across our sustainability landscape
OUTLOOK AND UPDATED GUIDANCE
In what is a challenging operating environment where the Group has yet to exit a second period of restrictions on housing delivery (with only social housing units progressing), our sector leading delivery capability has enabled the sale of 700 units in 2020 and allowed the Group to target 1,1505 units for 2021.
Demand for housing from our customers (private, institutional, and state agencies) continues to be strong and market fundamentals are in the Group's favour, more so now than in prior periods.
Management intends to present updated guidance to shareholders as part of our AGM on 27 May which will address the following: capital allocation; leverage policy; and medium-term ROE targets for the Group.
GLENVEAGH'S CHIEF EXECUTIVE STEPHEN GARVEY COMMENTED:
"The Group reacted quickly and effectively to the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the safety and wellbeing of our people, customers and local communities our priority. At the same time, we delivered a robust outcome for 2020, completing 700 units and are well-placed to deliver 1,150 units in 2021 despite restrictions on our construction operations.
I believe that the current challenges have broadened the long-term opportunity for the Group, with the fall-off in land transactions and commencement activity within the industry in 2020 a signal of the continuing gap between supply and demand. Our well capitalised platform which delivers across three business segments with access and affordability at the heart of our offering is best placed to help address this undersupply. And our ambition remains to scale the business to 3,000 units by 2024.
In, our first standalone Sustainability Report since we became a public company in 2017, we set out our approach to reducing Green House Gas ("GHG") emissions from our own operations and our supply chain, and the steps we are taking to reduce, re-use and recycle raw materials and resources.
We also explain the measures we are taking to keep our people and our contractors safe, to source responsibly, to attract, retain and inspire our people, to put customers at the heart of everything we do, and to create sustainable communities.
I would like to thank all our staff and industry partners who, despite the challenges faced, ensured we continued to operate safely and deliver for our customers and the communities in which we operate".
RESULTS PRESENTATION
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Notes
1. Includes €24m of non-core revenues in each of 2019 and 2020
2. Change due largely to mix effects
3. Pre-asset impairment of €20.3 million in H1 2020
4. At 25 February, all scheduled for delivery in 2021
5. Including core and non-core. Assumes restrictions on residential construction end no later than 5 April

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### Full Year Results 2022

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-results-2022
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2023-03-01
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read Glenveagh's full year results for 2022, including units delivered, revenue and strategic outlook from Ireland's leading homebuilder. Read more.

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Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") a leading Irish homebuilder announces its Final Results for the period ended 31 December 2022.
- Strong revenue growth in FY 2022 of 35% to €645m, driven by the Suburban business segment
- 1,354 suburban units closed, up 50% on the 902 units closed in FY 2021 and 90% ahead of the 712 suburban units closed in FY 2019
- Urban transactions completed during the year are expected to generate overall revenue of over €310 million. Urban assets now comprise approximately 13% of the Group’s total landbank
- Advanced the Partnerships segment with planning submitted for both Oscar Traynor Road and Ballymastone in H2 2022. An initial planning decision in favour of both applications has been made and these are currently subject to any ongoing appeals
- Overall gross margin of 16.8% (FY 2021: 17.4%)
- Suburban gross margin improved to 18.4% (FY 2021: 17.3%)
- Urban gross margin was 12.9% in FY 2022 (FY 2021: 17.6%)
- Mitigated the impact of build cost inflation to a 8%-9% level through effective use of the Group’s scale and long-term supply chain commitments
- EPS consistent with Group guidance at 7.6 cents, representing growth of 69% year on year
- Advanced the Group’s off-site manufacturing strategy through the acquisition of Harmony Timber Solution Ltd. (“Harmony”) and the establishment of our light gauge steel (“LGS”) manufacturing partnership
- Continued to improve the capital efficiency of the Group’s land investment, with landbank value at year end of €458.5 million (FY21: €562.7 million)
- Continued financial discipline evident with modest net debt at year end of €13.8 million
- Further progress on our capital efficiency strategy, with the business returning approximately €150 million to shareholders in the year, bringing the overall returns over a two-year period to over €250 million
- Strong progress made to further integrate sustainability throughout the business, including the launch of its Equity, Diversity & Inclusion (“EDI”) strategy in December 2022
Outlook
- The Group continues to see a very positive long-term outlook for the Irish residential housing market and we believe we are well positioned to take advantage of that opportunity. We are now active on 21 suburban and urban construction sites, with an additional five new sites to open during this year for first deliveries in FY 2024
- We continue to anticipate that suburban unit deliveries for FY 2023 will be broadly in line with FY 2022 levels. Further improvement in the suburban margin is expected in FY 2023 to approximately 19%, and given strong underlying demand we anticipate an EPS outturn for FY 2023 of 7.5–8.0 cents
- We are actively managing suburban unit reservations for FY 2023 and closed units and reservations for this year now stand at 803 units, supported by strong underlying market demand and by the updated Housing for All initiatives and the change to the Central Bank of Ireland's macroprudential rules that both became effective in January 2023
- The Group has seen some progress in planning momentum since the start of the year and it is anticipated that additional resources will be provided to the planning board in the coming months to improve its processing capability. Given positive recent momentum in the Large-Scale Residential Development (“LRD”) planning process, we anticipate final planning decisions on Ballymastone by Q2 2023 and on Oscar Traynor Road by Q3 2023, both in our Partnerships business segment. The segment remains on track for revenue and profits generation in FY 2024
- In FY 2023 we anticipate making further efficiencies in our land investment, while WIP is expected to increase to reflect ongoing urban developments. As such net debt is expected to reach 10-15% of net assets by the end of FY 2023, that will then unwind during FY 2024 as these urban developments are completed
- The Group agreed a new €350m five-year sustainability linked finance facility in February 2023, extending the tenure of facilities by two years and expanding available facilities by €100 million
- The Group also today launched its Net Zero transition plan that sets both near-term GHG emissions reduction targets and long-term net zero GHG emissions targets for Scopes 1, 2 and 3, in line with guidance from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)
- Our current share buyback programme, initiated on 6 January 2023, progresses to plan and approximately €30m has been returned to shareholders to date, in line with our capital allocation framework
- With a very healthy land portfolio and the resources and capability in place to drive operational expansion, the Group continues to have strong confidence in its capacity to achieve its 2,000 suburban unit target, as well as the continued delivery of urban projects and generating its first revenue from its Partnerships business, for FY 2024
- Our unwavering focus on capital efficiency and cash generation places the business in an excellent position to deliver long-term operational growth and to maximise returns for shareholders, with our Return on Equity target of 15% in 2024 continuing to be our key capital metric
CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
“We are in a very strong position to continue scaling our business, enhancing our profitability and delivering even more of the high-quality, sustainable, affordable homes that Ireland urgently needs.
We made excellent progress in 2022 in driving strong growth in our key suburban business, strengthening our partnerships business and de-risking our urban land portfolio.
We have also demonstrated rigorous control of our costs, significant innovation in acquisitions to enhance our supply chain, and an optimised capital management programme that has returned over €250 million to shareholders in two years.
But the fact remains that we are capable of building many more new homes if the Government matches its ambitions on much-needed planning reform with the decisive and meaningful action that Ireland’s accommodation crisis warrants. It deserves credit for the effectiveness of its measures supporting first-time buyers, but this crisis cannot be ended without a significant ramp-up in supply across the industry.
We are ready to play a leading role in delivering more supply; our own experience already this year is proving that even in a more economically challenged environment there is still significant demand for the right product. But the industry needs correct policy decisions and a planning framework that is designed for the types of homes that people want - and one which does not undermine the commercial viability of delivering more of these types of homes.”

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### Full Year Results 2023

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-results-2023
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2024-02-28
- Last updated: 2025-11-26
- Summary: Publication of full year financial results for the year ending 31 December 2023 for Glenveagh Properties plc

Full Year Results 2023

Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") a leading Irish homebuilder announces its Final Results for the period ended 31 December 2023.
FY 2023 Performance
- In FY 2023 we increased suburban revenue and margin, our Partnerships business segment started to generate revenue and profits, and we benefitted from strong planning momentum
- We delivered EPS of 8.0 cent, a 5.3% advance in the year and at the top end of our guided range
- During FY 2023 we were granted permissions for approximately 4,600 units, approximately 400 of which are currently in post-grant appeal periods. We also lodged planning applications for approximately 2,900 units
- Standardisation played an increasingly significant part in our momentum, driving greater efficiencies at every part of our value chain and incorporating standardised house types into the manufacturing and delivery process, while enhancing build quality and customer service. We more than doubled the number of standardised housing types we supplied, and this year only a small percentage of homes will be non-standardised. As a result, we can plan, design, and build houses more effectively, with greater efficiency and speed, and in greater numbers than ever before
- We launched NUA as our off-site manufacturing business with the capacity to deliver product for over 2,000 homes from three strategically located sites. NUA gives us greater control over our supply chain, allows for faster, more consistent construction in a sustainable manner, and enables us to get products to market faster. We are committed to embedding innovation and modern methods of construction into our product offering, and ongoing projects are focused on enhancing the premanufactured value of these products and also on driving further operational efficiencies in our manufacturing processes
- We also progressed with our sustainability agenda, launching our Net Zero transition plan in March 2023. This is an important milestone for our investors and customers as the focus increases on energy efficiency. Our Scope 3 emissions have now decreased by 7% against our 2021 baseline, measured on an intensity basis (tCO2e/100sqm). In early 2024 we also published both our Biodiversity and Circular Economy strategies and have had our science-based targets (SBTs) verified by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi)
- Net Debt was maintained at prudent levels as we continued to generate efficiencies from our landbank while also investing in our work-in-progress (‘WIP’) for FY 2024 and completing our significant investment in NUA
- We also returned approximately €63 million to shareholders, bringing the overall returns over a three-year period to over €300 million
Outlook
- The long-term demand outlook for the Irish residential housing market remains very positive. A resilient domestic economy is coupled with a fast-growing population and reinforced by supportive State initiatives. Our proven operational capability and established expertise in partnership and urban development models mean that we are ideally positioned to grow as a scale operator in the Irish market
- We are actively working with the multiple state agencies that the Government is using to stimulate and accelerate housing supply. We are transacting with approved housing bodies and local authorities to supply increasing numbers of cost rental, social and affordable housing through this year and next. We are engaging closely with the Land Development Agency (‘LDA’) on projects that can potentially activate our urban portfolio, with additional opportunities possible over time to partner on projects on State land. We also have a project approved in the Croí Cónaithe scheme. We will direct resources and investment as appropriate as these partnering opportunities materialise
- We expect to generate strong revenue and profit growth across each of our Suburban, Urban and Partnerships business segments in FY 2024. This growth is underpinned by our healthy land portfolio and forward order book, continued planning momentum and strong operational and manufacturing capability
- The further advance in our forward suburban order book for FY 2024 of 1,106 units closed or contracted gives us increased confidence on the outlook for our Suburban business segment. A further improvement in the underlying suburban margin is expected in FY 2024
- Urban revenue is expected to comprise contributions from projects already contracted as well as from new revenue opportunities. Construction of our Croí Cónaithe development in Cork will begin in mid-year
- We anticipate that revenue from our Partnerships segment will exceed €100 million in FY 2024, with a gross margin of approximately 15%. We expect to commence the construction of almost 1,300 homes under our partnership schemes this year
- In FY 2024 we anticipate making further efficiencies in our land investment, while WIP is expected to increase modestly as the unwinding of current urban developments is more than offset by increased suburban activity and new urban investment. Net debt is expected to be approximately 10-15% of net assets at the end of FY 2024
- Our focus remains on enhancing the capital efficiency of the business and increasing cash generation. Once our capital allocation priorities are satisfied, we remain committed to returning any excess cash identified to shareholders
- Our stronger forward order book, operational momentum, and continued progress in manufacturing means that we have increased confidence with current consensus EPS expectations for FY 2024 of approximately 17 cent
CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
“We achieved our objectives in 2023 and this sets us up very well to operate at scale in 2024 and beyond.
Our business is performing effectively, delivering at pace and at scale the new homes that Irish people badly need – energy-efficient and high-quality homes designed for value and affordability, that work well with government initiatives. In 2024 we will see families, couples and individuals move into over 2,700 new homes that we have delivered.
Our greater scale is underpinned by the increased control we have taken over our supply chain in recent years. We are already seeing the benefits of investing in our NUA manufacturing business, to give us significant advantages in off-site manufacturing, innovative design, more sustainable processes, standardisation of our product range and greater efficiency and cost management.
NUA has also allowed us to develop a clear leadership position in modern methods of construction in the Irish market.
We are operating in a more favourable planning environment that is unrecognisable from two years ago. However, while the planning system is catching up with the backlog successfully, prospective homebuyers need to see ongoing investment by the State in additional planning and infrastructure resources to prevent a recurrence of backlogs, as output levels across the housebuilding industry continue to rise sharply to meet the supply shortage.
Notwithstanding this we remain confident about the outlook, not least because the State has cemented its position as a key driver of boosting supply and ultimately meeting the high level of demand that remains evident. We are engaging with the State across multiple initiatives that are working and making a real difference – our Partnerships business is delivering thousands of new homes in conjunction with local authorities and approved housing bodies; homebuyers are benefiting from Help to Buy and the First Home Scheme; and we are seeing significant scope for the LDA and other initiatives to accelerate supply.”

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### Full Year Results 2024

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-results-2024
- Section: Corporate news
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read Glenveagh's full year results for 2024. Units delivered, revenue and strategic outlook from Ireland's leading homebuilder. Read more.

Landmark year of delivery with 2,415 homes completed and 112% EPS growth achieved

Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") is today issuing a trading update for the year ended 31 December 2024 ahead of the publication of its full-year results on Thursday, 13 March 2025.
FY 2024 Performance
- Delivered strong financial and operational performance in 2024, generating record revenue of €869m (2023: €608m), driven by efficient Suburban unit delivery and the acceleration of the Partnerships business segment.
- Improved group gross margin to 21.2% (FY 2023: 18.5%), reflecting the benefits of our long-term commitment to innovation, standardisation, and strategic focus on large-scale sites with strong execution.
- Generated EPS of 17 cent, a 112% increase and in line with full-year guidance.
- Completed 2,415 units (2023: 1,363) and secured planning permission for 2,487 units ensuring that all targeted output for 2025 is fully approved.
- Achieved a 94% customer satisfaction rating and secured recurring business with state institutions, demonstrating the high quality of homes delivered.
- Demonstrated significant growth in the Partnerships segment, recording revenue of €120 million (2023: €17 million).
- Commenced construction at Cork Docklands following the completion of a forward-fund transaction for 337 units with the LDA in February 2025. The transaction represents the sixth active project for Glenveagh’s expanded Partnerships division, following the successful completion of three additional partnerships in 2025, including the sale of 139 apartments at Barn Oaks, Dublin announced in January.
- Strategically expanded our land portfolio, gaining control over approximately 9,000 additional units across 14 sites, which will support the delivery of over 2,600-3,600 equivalent units per annum through to 2029, with €215m of €285m spent to date1.
- Produced 2,030 timber-frame and light-gauge steel units in our off-site manufacturing business, NUA, with capacity to support more than 2,500 homes per annum. Pre-manufactured value to increase materially in future periods following the signing of an exclusive perpetual licence to produce a low-rise integrated external wall system at the Group’s existing facilities from 2027.
- Sustainability progress in emissions reduction, biodiversity, and inclusion reflects a strategy that lowers costs, meets customer demand, and secures long-term success.
- Reduced net debt to approximately €179m (H1 2024: €244m) reflective of strong cash generation in H2 notwithstanding significant investment in land in the fourth quarter.
- Achieved Return on Equity (ROE) of 14.2% in 2024, (FY:2023 7.3%), driven by robust growth, supported by operational efficiencies and a disciplined but agile approach to capital allocation.
Outlook
- The outlook for Glenveagh remains exceptionally strong, underpinned by a resilient demand environment, clear policy visibility for the next five years, and our ability to deliver the right product—principally high-quality, own-door housing—in the best locations.
- Continued confidence for FY 2025, with EPS guidance of approximately 19.5 cent underpinned by a leading land portfolio, strong forward order book, planning permissions in place, continued standardisation, and demand for smaller non-core land parcels.
- Positive long-term outlook for the Irish residential housing market demonstrated by the Group’s forward order book, totalling €1.1 billion, an increase of 35%, compared to March 2024.
- Expect to exceed 1,500 Homebuilding unit deliveries in 2025, setting the business on a trajectory for incremental year-on-year increases, with approximately 1,900 Homebuilding units anticipated in 2027.
- Further projects with the public sector anticipated for the Partnerships business segment, given Glenveagh’s proven experience and ability to deliver at scale. Enlarged Partnerships segment to represent a materially higher proportion of Group sales in 2025 with recurring annual revenue of approximately €400m anticipated with the potential for further revenue growth as the state pipeline evolves.
- Reductions in our landbank investment through unit delivery are expected to be complemented by non-core site sales exceeding €100 million over 2025 and 2026 as the Group further optimises its portfolio.
- Disciplined and balanced capital allocation approach, with focus on value creation and shareholder returns via the ongoing €65 million share buyback programme. A further update on capital allocation will be provided in the Group’s AGM trading statement on 22 May.
CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
"2024 was a landmark year for Glenveagh, defined by the successful execution of our Building Better Strategy and our agility in securing long-term growth opportunities. We scaled the delivery of high-quality sustainable homes, embedded innovations and efficiencies across our operations, and established Glenveagh as a preferred public sector partner.
The impact of our strategy is evident in our performance and our proactive approach to fuelling future ambitions. This year, we moved decisively to expand our land portfolio in strategic locations and set up the business for sustained further success. Our enhanced landbank not only gives greater visibility on future homes deliveries but, alongside our integrated supply chain, grants a higher level of certainty and control over our own performance.
The accelerated growth of our Partnerships segment, with new contracts signed and strong repeated business, has enhanced our reputation as a public sector partner of choice. The success of this segment shows how collaboration and resource pooling between public and private sectors can drive Ireland’s response to the housing crisis. Glenveagh has built strong relationships with state agencies and stands ready to deliver more high-quality Partnership homes.
The Programme for Government’s target is to deliver 300,000 homes by the end of 2030. Critical to meeting this target will be the availability of adequately zoned land and sustained public sector supports and investment in necessary infrastructure. A policy and planning environment that advances these factors will be important in attracting the necessary private capital and creating efficiencies that stabilise costs, all of which support the greater supply of housing across all tenures.
From our perspective, we look forward to our leading role in increasing housing supply in Ireland. With an enhanced landbank, high performing and efficient teams, and a strong track record of delivery, we are confident in our ability to sustain the excellent momentum we have built, delivering for all of our stakeholders."

### Full Year Results 2025

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-results-2025
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-03-13
- Last updated: 2026-03-13

Record completions, margin expansion, and scaled Partnerships growth

Glenveagh Properties plc (“Glenveagh” or “the Group”), the leading Irish homebuilder, announces its final results for the year ended 31 December 2025.
Key Strategic Highlights
- Delivered 2,568 new homes (2024: 2,309), reflecting strong execution across both Homebuilding and Partnerships.
- Scaled Partnerships business to €381 million in revenue (2024: €237 million) and continued to convert on attractive pipeline of opportunities, including contracting the first 337 apartments at Marina Depot, securing an additional 350-unit mandate (subject to planning) and progressing advanced discussions on three further opportunities (approximately 500 units).
- Completed the current phase of the Group’s land assembly strategy, resulting in a fully invested 19,000-unit, Greater Dublin Area-weighted, own-door landbank, secured at approximately €32k per plot (<10% of NDV), providing delivery certainty and positioning Glenveagh to scale output in a market where land capable of delivering units in the near term remains constrained.
- Strengthened planning visibility and execution certainty, lodging applications for approximately 5,000 units in 2025, with all 2026 deliveries commenced and 2027 output either planned or progressing through active applications.
- Our manufacturing-led, vertically integrated delivery model continues to differentiate Glenveagh, with timber frame and light gauge steel fully embedded across the platform. Targeted investment across 2026 and 2027 will materially increase pre-manufactured value, improve cost control, enhance build certainty and underpin the next phase of scaled, capital-efficient growth.
- Reinforced standing as the leading Irish homebuilder, delivering a 95% customer satisfaction rating and winning repeat mandates from State-sector partners, underscoring the quality, consistency and execution capability of our platform.
Key Financial Highlights
- Record revenue of €926 million (2024: €869 million), driven by continued financial and operational momentum in Homebuilding and strong growth in Partnerships.
- Group gross margin increased to 21.4% (2024: 21.2%), reflecting disciplined execution, increased standardisation, and scale benefits.
- Completed €55 million of selective land disposals (2024: €23 million), with a further pipeline contracted or under negotiation. On track to conclude up to €100 million of land sales across 2025 and 2026, further optimising the Group’s land portfolio towards larger, scalable developments.
- EPS of 20.0 cent (+18%), ahead of full-year guidance.
- ROE of 14.4% in 2025 (2024: 14.2%) underpinned by robust performance, ongoing efficiency gains and disciplined capital management.
- Forward order book of approximately €1.3 billion (2024: €1.1billion) provides clear visibility into future delivery.
- The €105 million share buyback programme, initiated in September 2024, was completed in December 2025, with a further €25 million programme commenced on 15 January 2026.
Outlook
- The Group enters 2026 with strong momentum, supported by its fully invested landbank, scaled Partnerships platform and manufacturing-led delivery model, positioning it to perform through both supportive and more challenging conditions.
- For 2026, the Group is guiding EPS of up to 21 cent, underpinned by growth in completions, steady underlying Partnerships contribution and disciplined cost control.
- Homebuilding gross margin is expected to remain above 21%, supported by standardisation, scale benefits and embedded site economics.
- Total Group completions are expected to be approximately 2,750 units (including approximately 1,600 Homebuilding units).
- The Group expects to be highly cash generative in H2 2026, with Homebuilding deliveries, revenue and profit more heavily weighted toward the second half than in a typical year, reflecting the ramp-up profile of sites acquired in late 2024.
CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
“2025 was a strong, productive year for Glenveagh, with record output enabling the delivery of affordable, conveniently located homes. Our market-leading landbank, planning expertise, and improved manufacturing capability contributed to greater margin resilience and capital efficiency. Furthermore, disciplined cost control and capital allocation position Glenveagh for sustained performance in 2026 and beyond.
Throughout the year, we advanced our manufacturing and innovation capabilities, a core part of our integrated delivery system. By expanding industrialised construction through precision manufacturing, advanced digital design, and high-performance materials, we delivered homes with greater predictability, affordability, and enhanced energy and environmental performance.
Importantly, as an industry, how we collectively support the increased use of offsite manufacturing and industrialised construction as a lever to significantly increase supply should be a key area of focus and collaboration. Overall, the policy environment for housing is supportive thanks to the changes that the Government has implemented in its first year. This includes its focus on apartment viability, zoning of land, critical infrastructure, and a more efficient planning system, amongst others, which provide greater certainty for delivery.
Taken together, these measures represent a coherent and credible framework which, if given time to bed in and be consistently applied, have the potential to support national housing delivery of more than 50,000 units per annum.
Against that backdrop, with the land, capability and capacity in place, we are confident that Glenveagh can continue to contribute significantly to delivering the homes that Ireland needs.”

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### January Trading Statement 2022

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-trading-statement-2022
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2023-01-05
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read Glenveagh's full year trading statement for 2022, covering delivery volumes and market commentary. Read the announcement now.

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Glenveagh Properties PLC ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") is today issuing a trading update for the year ended 31 December 2022 ahead of the publication of its full year results on Wednesday, 1 March 2023.
FY 2022 Performance Summary
- Strong revenue growth in FY 2022 of 36% to €649m, driven by the Suburban business segment
- 1,354 suburban units closed, up 50% on the 902 units closed in FY 2021 and 90% ahead of the 712 suburban units closed in FY 2019
- Urban transactions completed during the year are expected to generate overall revenue of over €310m
- Overall gross margin approaching 17% (FY 2021: 17.4%), with over 18% gross margin from suburban units (FY 2021: 17.5%)
- EPS consistent with Group guidance at 7.6 cents
- Landbank value decreased to approximately €465m (FY21: €563m) with further reductions anticipated
- Net debt of less than €15m
- Advanced the Partnerships segment with planning submitted for both Oscar Traynor Road and Ballymastone in H2
- Strong progress on the Group’s sustainability agenda, including formally submitting its commitment to setting science-based targets to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) and in Ireland through the Carbon Pledge. Launching Net Zero transition plan in March 2023
FY 2023 Update
- Forward suburban order book of 408 units contracted or reserved for FY23, which has been actively managed to benefit from strong underlying market demand that is further supported by updated Housing for All initiatives and the change to the Central Bank of Ireland’s macroprudential rules that both became effective in January 2023
- A further €210m of contracted revenue anticipated in coming years from the Group’s urban asset monetisation
- Notwithstanding strong underlying market demand, planning delays will have a near term impact on suburban unit completions for FY 2023 and in this context we now anticipate suburban unit deliveries in line with FY 2022 levels
- We also anticipate an EPS outturn broadly in line with the FY 2022 performance
- Initiating a further buyback programme to repurchase up to 10% of the Group’s issued share capital, having returned approximately €145m of capital to shareholders in FY 2022
CEO STEPHEN GARVEY COMMENTED:
"We made very good progress across the business in 2022 and we continue to focus on scaling our operations to deliver high quality, sustainable homes. We have delivered strong suburban unit growth and have actively de-risked our urban land portfolio. We have also advanced our off-site manufacturing capabilities and look forward to using our sustainable and innovative manufacturing technologies to deliver for Irish homebuyers in the years to come. Our capital allocation framework has also enabled us to return approximately €145m to shareholders during the year.
The strong underlying demand in the Irish market continues to be driven by a combination of a robust economic environment, a fast-growing population and increasing levels of inward migration. This is putting further pressure on what is an already undersupplied housing market. Addressing this significant undersupply continues to be obstructed by dysfunctional planning policy.
The Government’s demand-side initiatives have been supportive most notably for first time buyers. The increased recent focus on planning system reform is also to be welcomed and is an important first step to alleviate near-term planning gridlock. However, we would now strongly encourage that planning policy reform is expedited to solve the longer term structural supply issues the sector faces."
TRADING OVERVIEW
Total revenue for the year grew strongly, as expected, to €649m (FY 2021: €477m), driven primarily by increased suburban revenues in the year.
Group gross margin approaching 17%, including an improved suburban margin of in excess of 18%, was delivered while managing the highly inflationary environment in which the business operated for all of FY 2022.
Inflation across materials and labour remained elevated through the year and CPI was 8-9% for FY 2022, broadly in line with what the Group experienced in H1. We continue to work in close collaboration with our supply chain partners to secure sustainable, competitive pricing, while maintaining the security of supply. In addition, we have further developed our own supply chain capabilities to give us greater control over input costs and mitigate the effects of the inflationary environment.
The Group’s operating profit was approximately €70m in FY 2022 (FY 2021: €50.6m) and Earnings Per Share was 7.6 cents, compared to 4.5 cents in FY 2021.
The Group ended the year with modest net debt of less than €15m. This capital efficiency was achieved through a reduction in the net investment in land and strong underlying cash generation from unit sales in H2.
SUBURBAN
The Group reported suburban revenue of €454m, primarily comprising 1,354 unit sales and the suburban Average Selling Price (“ASP) of approximately €330k (FY 2021: €308k) reflecting the Group's strong operational performance in a challenging environment. ASP increased by 7% as a result of portfolio mix and house price inflation in the period.
Glenveagh finished the year with 408 suburban units contracted or reserved for FY 2023 (FY 2021: 605). Though forward sales rates are lower than prior year levels, this is being actively managed to benefit from strong underlying market demand that is further supported by updated Housing for All initiatives and the change to the Central Bank of Ireland’s macroprudential rules that both became effective in January 2023.
Suburban gross margins improved as the business benefitted from a full year not impacted by COVID-19 related restrictions. FY 2022 margin exceeded 18% and suburban margin in the second half of the year was higher still at over 18.5%.
The Group acquired nine new sites in the year for a total consideration of €34m (excluding taxes and fees) and these sites are expected to deliver over 1,150 units over the coming years. The Group remains focused on prioritising structured land transactions which will enable more efficient standardisation of the suburban portfolio as well as maintaining an efficient balance sheet.
URBAN
In FY 2022 the Group made significant progress in the monetisation of the urban land portfolio. This has served to improve the Group’s Return on Equity, generated excess capital to return to shareholders and has significantly de-risked its urban assets in a more challenging environment for apartment construction.
The four projects signed in FY 2022 – East Road, Barn Oaks, Castleknock and Cluain Mhuire - are expected to generate over €310m of total revenue. In total approximately €600m of urban revenue will be generated from the Group’s urban asset monetisation, with approximately €210m yet to be recognised.
Urban gross margin was approximately 13% in FY 2022, modestly below guidance, reflecting the transaction mix in the period, in particular the impact of the forward sale of our development in Cluain Mhuire, Blackrock where revenue and profits will now be fully recognised at completion.
PARTNERSHIPS
The Group progressed well in the Partnerships business in FY 2022 and, as expected, lodged planning applications for both Oscar Traynor Road and Ballymastone in H2. An initial planning decision in favour of our Ballymastone application has been made, subject to any ongoing appeals. We would expect to receive a final planning decision on both by Q3 2023 and, as previously indicated, we will start construction immediately once planning approval is granted. This timeline supports our target that the Partnership business will generate revenue and profits from 2024.
SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATION
The Group has made significant additions to its supply chain in 2022, which will benefit the long-term ambitions of the business. Our planned facility in Carlow is anticipated to become operational in FY 2023. Together with our existing Dundalk facility and the newly acquired capacity from Harmony, this will provide the capability to produce in excess of 2,000 timber frames per annum from FY 2024.
Furthermore, the supply agreement with a Light Gauge Steel (‘LGS’) manufacturer will allow the Group to develop enhanced steel frame panelised systems. The focus for Glenveagh is now to integrate these capabilities effectively and maximise the value of these investments.
CAPITAL ALLOCATION
The Group continues to implement a prudent capital allocation strategy which is focused on three capital allocation priorities: land, work-in-progress, and investment in supply chain. Once these priorities are satisfied, the Group intends to return any excess cash identified to shareholders.
Today the Group is pleased to announce the intention to commence on 6 January a further share buyback programme to repurchase up to 10% of its issued share capital.This follows approximately €145m of capital having been returned to shareholders in FY 2022.
OUTLOOK
The Group is very well positioned to grow longer term revenue and profitability, with a busy development schedule across our sites in what remains a strong market environment. Against this backdrop the Group’s FY 2023 performance has been shaped specifically by planning momentum.
As noted in our H1 2022 Results, the current planning system and the delays experienced in getting timely decisions has directly impacted the business. In this context, we now anticipate that suburban unit deliveries for FY 2023 will be broadly in line with FY 2022 levels, and lower than our previous expectation of 1,700 units. This is driven by the fact that the Group has planning permission for 80% of the suburban units it had previously intended to deliver in FY 2023 and continues to await decisions on the remaining 20% which are currently more than 10 months overdue.
Though some of this delay in unit deliveries could have been mitigated with short term actions, an adjustment to our FY 2023 expectation is necessary so that the Group does not compromise on its strategy to incorporate high-density and standardised house types into our manufacturing and delivery process. Such a strategy ensures that the Group prioritises long term value creation.
We currently anticipate an EPS outturn for FY 2023 broadly in line with the FY 2022 performance.
The Group has a very healthy land portfolio and continues to have strong confidence in its capacity to achieve its 2,000 suburban unit target, as well as the continued delivery of urban projects and first revenue from its developing Partnerships business for FY 2024. We will also continue to focus on generating greater balance sheet efficiency which supports our confidence in achieving a Return on Equity of 15% by 2024.
Further guidance will be provided in the Full Year Results announcement on 1 March 2023.

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### Full Year Trading Statement 2025

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/full-year-trading-statement-2025
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-01-15
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read Glenveagh's full year trading statement for 2025. Key highlights, performance metrics and strategic outlook from Ireland's leading homebuilder.

Full Year Trading Statement 2025

Glenveagh delivers 2025 EPS ahead of guidance
Strong landbank and efficient delivery platform underpin 2026 outlook
Glenveagh delivered a strong performance in 2025, reflecting continued momentum across both the Homebuilding and Partnerships business segments, and the benefits of scale, standardisation and vertically integrated manufacturing which continue to enhance build quality and value for money for customers.
The Group made further progress against its strategic priorities, increasing output, improving returns and strengthening visibility into future delivery, while continuing to optimise capital employed across the business.
Group completions increased to 2,568 units (2024: 2,309), reflecting strong execution across both Homebuilding and Partnerships.
Homebuilding delivered 1,490 (2024: 1,650) units at a gross margin of 23.7% (2024: 22.2%), reflecting the benefits of standardisation, scale and vertical integration, supported by favourable site mix and disciplined execution of the Group’s land sales strategy.
Partnerships delivered revenue of €381 million (2024: €238 million), driven by strong progress across all projects, firmly establishing the segment as a core delivery channel and Glenveagh as an established partner of choice for the State.
Expansion of gross margin in both Homebuilding +150bps and Partnerships +90bps ensured Group gross margin expanded to approximately 21.4% (2024: 21.2%), despite divisional mix effects.
In H2 the Group secured an additional Partnership mandate subject to planning on State-owned land (approximately 350 units) and entered advanced discussions on three further Partnerships opportunities across Glenveagh-controlled sites totalling approximately 400 units.
Planning lodgements in the period totalled approximately 5,000 units. All units delivering in 2026 have commenced, and all units for 2027 are now planned or have active planning applications, supporting future growth and delivery.
The Group delivered EPS of approximately 20.0 cent in 2025 (2024: 17.0 cent), ahead of guidance, underpinned by solid delivery execution, disciplined cost control and a consistent approach to capital allocation.
Land disposals totalled €55 million in 2025 (2024: €23 million), with a further pipeline of transactions contracted or under negotiation, leaving the Group on track to deliver €100 million of land sales across 2025 and 2026. This activity is aligned with the Group’s disciplined capital allocation framework and delivery strategy, with a focus on ROCE and sites of scale.
Net debt declined to approximately €169 million at year end (H1 2025: €230 million), despite higher production levels, reflecting healthy cash generation in H2 and prudent capital deployment.
Successful completion of €105 million share buyback programme and commencement today of a further €25 million share buyback programme bringing the total capital returned to shareholders to approximately €445 million since 2021.
Outlook for 2026
For 2026, the Group is guiding EPS of up to 21 cent, reflecting continued growth in completions, the ongoing contribution from Partnerships and disciplined cost control.
The Group enters 2026 with positive operational and financial momentum, underpinned by a high-quality landbank, a scaled and capital efficient Partnerships segment, an efficient delivery platform and continued, encouraging demand for housing across all tenures.
The fundamentals of the Irish residential housing market remain supportive, reflected in the Group’s forward order book of approximately €1.1 billion (2024: €0.95 billion), providing clear visibility into future delivery.
Total Group completions in 2026 are expected to be approximately 2,750 units, comprising over 1,600 Homebuilding units, alongside further growth in the Partnerships segment with the Group’s identified Partnerships pipeline underpinning an average annual gross profit contribution of at least €60 million for the Partnerships business.
Looking further ahead, the Group now expects to scale Homebuilding output to approximately 2,000 units by 2027 (previously 1,900), supported by planning visibility, standardisation, and the benefits of its vertically integrated manufacturing capability. This growth trajectory, combined with a capital-efficient Partnerships model and active landbank optimisation, positions the Group to continue to deliver sustainable earnings growth and attractive returns over the medium term.
Capital allocation
Since 2021 the Group has returned approximately €420 million to shareholders through a series of share buybacks at an average price of €1.16, resulting in an approximately 40% reduction in shares outstanding.
In line with its capital allocation priorities and supported by strong operational performance, cash flow generation, and visibility on further land sales, the Group is pleased to announce the intention to commence a further €25 million share buyback programme on 15 January 2026.
The programme is expected to run until the Group’s AGM in May. Furthermore, the Group expects to be highly cash generative in the second half of 2026, which combined with planned land sales, is expected to support continued returns to shareholders.
CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
“In 2025, Glenveagh delivered on its commitments: scaling delivery and strengthening our Partnerships platform through our standardised, vertically integrated model. Our landbank, manufacturing capability and customer-first approach continue to differentiate us in a market that urgently needs scale, certainty and delivery. Our focus remains on driving sustainable growth, leveraging efficiencies across our integrated supply chain, investing in innovative precision manufacturing and design skills, and expanding our execution capability to capture long-term value for stakeholders.
The Government has demonstrated a clear commitment to creating a supportive policy environment for increasing housing supply across multiple tenures. This is evidenced by the revised National Planning Framework, the introduction of updated apartment standards and the reduction in VAT on apartment construction, alongside continued investment in housing-related infrastructure through the National Development Plan.
The policy framework to support increased housing delivery is now largely in place. The priority must therefore shift to consistent and timely implementation, and alignment of standards, across all arms of the State, including local authorities, utilities and infrastructure agencies. Clear, coordinated execution (particularly in relation to zoning, servicing and infrastructure delivery) will be critical to removing remaining structural barriers and enabling housing supply at scale.
Encouragingly, recent progress on major enabling infrastructure, including approvals relating to Greater Dublin Drainage and Metro projects, demonstrates that coordinated action can materially improve the viability and timing of projects of national importance, providing greater certainty for delivery.
Ireland is at a pivotal moment in addressing its housing needs and supporting long-term economic competitiveness. Glenveagh has the land, capability and capital to deliver high-quality homes at scale, and we are ready to play a leading role.”
Divisional commentary
Homebuilding
The Homebuilding segment generated revenue of approximately €545 million (2024: €631 million), delivering 1,490 completions (2024: 1,650), in line with guidance. Average Selling Price (ASP) reduced as expected to €347k (2024: €365k), reflective of site and product mix.
Homebuilding margin improved to 23.7% in 2025 (2024: 22.2%), ahead of expectations, underpinned by Glenveagh’s focus on standardisation, scale and vertical integration, and further supported by land sales (approximately +120bps).
Operationally, the segment benefited from substantial completions at Kilmartin Grove, Hollystown, which has now delivered more than 800 units across 2024 and 2025, and the successful completion of Hereford Park, Leixlip, which commenced in 2024 and represented 235 units. Construction progressed at new sites, Rath Rua in Portlaoise and Greville Park in Mullingar. Recently acquired sites at Oldtown and Mooretown are advancing, supporting future delivery and reinforcing the Group’s scalable growth strategy.
The Group finished the year with 973 Homebuilding units contracted or reserved (2024: 703), reflecting continued demand for our high-quality homes and enduring strength of our strategically assembled landbank.
Homebuilding gross margin in 2026 is expected to be above 21%, with land sales anticipated to continue to provide a supportive tailwind. The Group’s Homebuilding intake margin is approximately 21%. Planning permissions are now secured for all targeted output in 2026, and all remaining applications for 2027 are lodged and working their way through the system in line with expectations.
Partnerships
The Partnerships segment continued to scale in 2025, with revenue increasing by 60% to €381 million (2024: €238 million), driven by strong progress across multiple large-scale projects.
Partnerships gross margin in 2025 was 18.2% (2024: 17.3%). This reflected effective execution on sites completed during the year, the availability of unutilised contingency, and a positive contribution from land sales (approximately +190bps).
Excluding the impact of land sales, the underlying Partnerships margin was approximately 16.3%, ahead of expectations for the margin potential of the segment.
In H2 2025, the Group secured an additional Partnerships award subject to planning on state-owned land (approximately 350 units) and entered advanced discussions on three further Partnerships opportunities across Glenveagh-controlled sites totalling approximately 400 units.

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### Galway school crowned Ireland’s 2026 Nature Hero as schools nationwide champion biodiversity

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/galway-school-crowned-ireland-s-2026-nature-hero-as-schools-nationwide-champion-biodiversity
- Section: Corporate news
- Last updated: 2026-09-22

Galway school crowned Ireland’s 2026 Nature Hero as schools nationwide champion biodiversity

Portumna Community School in Co. Galway has been crowned the Overall National Winner of the Glenveagh Nature Hero Awards 2026, recognising the school’s outstanding commitment to biodiversity and outdoor learning.
The national awards, sponsored by Glenveagh and delivered in partnership with Biodiversity in Schools, celebrate schools across Ireland taking meaningful action to protect and enhance biodiversity while helping young people develop a greater understanding of the natural world.
As Overall National Winner, Portumna Community School will receive part of a €10,000 fund towards a school garden makeover, sponsored by Glenveagh, as well as a certificate and commemorative plaque marking its achievement.
Three further schools were recognised for their outstanding efforts in this year’s awards. Giggles Outdoor Preschool, Co. Meath was named Best Preschool; Scoil Mhuire in Borrisokane, Co. Tipperary received Best Primary School; and Ramsgrange Community School, Co. Wexford was named Best Secondary School.
The judges praised the creativity and commitment demonstrated by schools across the country, with pupils taking practical steps to create habitats, support wildlife and strengthen biodiversity within their school communities.
The Nature Hero Award supports schools in achieving their biodiversity goals and provides a national mark of excellence for those creating educational spaces that nurture a love of nature, build knowledge of Irish biodiversity and encourage local action.
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:
“Every year, the Nature Hero Awards show just how much can be achieved when young people are given the opportunity to engage with nature in a meaningful and hands-on way. What makes the programme particularly special is that it goes beyond learning about biodiversity in the classroom. Pupils are actively improving their school environments, creating habitats and developing an understanding of the role they can play in protecting nature within their own communities.”
“Portumna Community School is a hugely deserving national winner and we are delighted that the prize fund will help further enhance the outdoor space for the school. We also want to congratulate Giggles Outdoor Preschool, Scoil Mhuire Borrisokane and Ramsgrange Community School, as well as every school that took part in this year’s programme. The passion and imagination shown by pupils and teachers across the country has been fantastic to see.”
Mark Nolan, Director of Biodiversity in Schools, said:
“The standard of entries to this year’s Nature Hero Awards demonstrated the extraordinary amount of work happening in schools to support Ireland’s biodiversity. What is particularly encouraging is seeing pupils take ownership of these projects. Whether they are creating new habitats, learning about native species or finding ways to make their school grounds more welcoming to wildlife, these experiences can build a connection with nature that stays with young people long beyond their time at school.“
Shane McClearn, Principal of Portumna Community School, said:
“We are absolutely thrilled to be named the Overall National Winner of the Glenveagh Nature Hero Awards 2026. This recognition belongs to our students and staff, who have put enormous enthusiasm, creativity and hard work into making biodiversity part of life here at Portumna Community School. The most rewarding part has been seeing our students engage with nature and understand that the actions they take within their own school can make a genuine difference.
“Winning this award is incredibly exciting for the whole school community, and we’re looking forward to creating a space that our students can learn from, enjoy and continue to develop for many years to come.”
Nature Hero Awards 2027
Following another successful year of the programme, the Glenveagh Nature Hero Awards will return for 2027 and schools can now register here.
Preschools, primary schools and secondary schools across Ireland are invited to take part and demonstrate the actions they are taking to support biodiversity and encourage children and young people to connect with nature.
Schools can register for the 2027 Nature Hero Awards now at: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/nature-hero-awards

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### Glenveagh acquires major timber frame housing manufacturer to accelerate delivery of new homes

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-acquires-major-timber-frame-housing-manufacturer-to-accelerate-delivery-of-new-homes
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2022-09-08
- Last updated: 2022-09-14
- Summary: A post announcing the recent acquisition by leading Irish homebuilder, Glenveagh Properties PLC, of Wicklow-based timber frame manufacturer, Harmony Timber Solutions Limited. The post details Harmony as a company, saying that the company employs over 50 people and operates from a purpose-built state-of-the art facility capable of producing 450 high-quality timber frames per year. It also describes what the acquisition means for Glenveagh Properties PLC, saying that The acquisition will significantly increase Glenveagh’s overall delivery capability and accelerate the supply of new homes on our path to 3,000 units per annum across our Suburban, Urban and Partnerships segments which are aligned with the Government’s Housing for All initiative.

Glenveagh acquires major timber frame housing manufacturer to accelerate delivery of new homes

- Wicklow-based Harmony Timber Solutions Limited to help deliver 450 new homes per annum, employing over 50 people.
- Acquisition provides further opportunity to innovate product offering aligned to evolving customer demands, in addition to meeting sustainability ambitions.
Glenveagh Properties plc (“Glenveagh”), a leading Irish housebuilder, has acquired Harmony Timber Solutions Limited (“Harmony”), a Wicklow-based timber frame manufacturer (the “Acquisition”).
Harmony employs over 50 people and operates from a purpose-built state-of-the art facility capable of producing 450 high-quality timber frames per year.
The acquisition will significantly increase Glenveagh’s overall delivery capability and accelerate the supply of new homes on our path to 3,000 units per annum across our Suburban, Urban and Partnerships segments which are aligned with the Government’s Housing for All initiative.
This is consistent with Glenveagh’s ongoing strategy of vertical integration to innovate our product offering to align with evolving customer demands and meet our ambitious sustainability goals, while controlling costs in the process.
The Acquisition is subject to approval by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission.
Glenveagh Chief Executive Stephen Garvey said:
“Harmony Timber Solutions is a great success story and having worked with them for over five years, I know they’re a highly capable team who will play a crucial role in Glenveagh’s plans to continue delivering new high quality, sustainable homes to our customers.
We have been investing prudently in taking greater control of our supply chain in recent years to help meet evolving customer needs and deliver quality, sustainable homes while controlling costs in the process. Harmony ticks all of these boxes.
This acquisition will give us three major facilities in key locations, all within an hour’s drive of Dublin and, more importantly, close to where we are building the communities in which our customers will make their homes.”
Garrett Dempsey, Founder and MD of Harmony Timber Solutions, said:
“We are delighted to become part of the Glenveagh family and we look forward to playing our part in growing the business.
We have developed a state-of-the-art facility with our talented group of people, which will now be focused exclusively on making innovative, high-quality timber frame homes for Glenveagh’s customers, helping to alleviate the ongoing supply shortage.”

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### Glenveagh and Maynooth University strengthen industry engagement through Building Futures partnership

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-and-maynooth-university-strengthen-industry-engagement-through-building-futures
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-10-08
- Last updated: 2026-10-12

Glenveagh and Maynooth University Strengthen Industry Engagement Through Building Futures Partnership

Glenveagh and Maynooth University (MU) have announced the second year of their Building Futures partnership, with an increased focus on connecting students with professionals working across construction, design, business, and homebuilding.
Supporting students from DEIS secondary schools through to university, the partnership combines academic support, scholarships and mentoring with practical industry experiences, including workshops, site visits, and challenges based on real business scenarios.
This year, more professionals from across Glenveagh will engage directly with participating students, helping them understand the range of career pathways available within the evolving homebuilding sector. Workshops will move from 45-minute sessions to two-hour engagements, while a dedicated training day will support Glenveagh employees participating as mentors.
The partnership also includes the Glenveagh Scholarship, supporting three MU Access Programme students each academic year across STEM, business and design-related courses. Scholars receive €5,000 in financial support during the final two years of their degree, alongside mentoring from a Glenveagh employee and access to practical industry experience.
The announcement will also highlight the journey of former scholar Olena Kaniuka, who was a recipient of the Glenveagh Scholarship last year. Olena, who moved to Ireland from Ukraine as a teenager, has recently graduated with a BSc in Product Design and Innovation.
Speaking about her experience, Olena said: “Receiving the Glenveagh Scholarship changed everything. Thesupport allowed me to reduce my working hours and focus on my studies when it mattered most. It helped cover accommodation costs when I secured a place on campus and paid for materials needed to build my final-year prototype.
Just as importantly, the scholarship offered wider support such as mentorship, career guidance and opportunities to meet professionals, I gained confidence and a clearer sense of where I wanted my career to go.
Today, I have completed my degree and am beginning the next chapter of my journey in design. Looking back, I know that scholarships do much more than ease financial pressure. They create opportunities, remove barriers and give students the time and confidence to reach their potential.”
Barbara Robinson, Head of Learning and Organisational Development at Glenveagh, said:
“The future of construction depends on attracting talented people from diverse academic and professional backgrounds. Driven by innovation, sustainability, digital technologies, and modern methods of construction, today's homebuilding industry is transforming rapidly, reshaping how homes are designed, manufactured, and delivered. This is bringing new levels of efficiency, quality, and sustainability to the sector.
It’s also creating exciting opportunities across engineering, manufacturing, technology, data, design, and business, and is broadening the range of skills and expertise required to drive this progress.
“Our partnership with Maynooth University plays an important role in connecting higher education with industry, giving students valuable exposure to the people, technologies, and innovations that are shaping the future of homebuilding. By strengthening these links, we can help inspire the next generation of talent to build rewarding careers and contribute to the development of sustainable communities for the future.”
Deirdre FitzPatrick, Widening Participation Community Engagement Manager at Maynooth Access Programme, Maynooth University, said:
“Building Futures supports students at several important stages of their educational journey, from senior cycle through to university and their preparation for working life.
We are particularly pleased to welcome Olena back to share her experience with current students.
The partnership forms part of Glenveagh and Maynooth University’s shared commitment to widening participation in education and helping students progress from school through university and into fulfilling careers.”
Applications for the latest round of Glenveagh scholarships are now open at https://mu.ie/glenveagh-scholarship.

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### Glenveagh announces completion of Castleforbes site sale and proposed €100m buyback programme

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-announces-completion-of-castleforbes-site-sale-and-proposed-eur100m-buyback-programme
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2021-11-16
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Glenveagh announces completion of the Castleforbes site sale and a proposed €100m share buyback. Read the full announcement now.

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Glenveagh Properties PLC is a leading Irish homebuilder. Supported by innovation and supply chain integration, Glenveagh is committed to opening up access to sustainable high-quality homes to as many people as possible in flourishing communities across Ireland.
We are focused on three core markets - suburban housing, urban apartments and partnerships with local authorities and state agencies. We currently have 22 active construction sites with 1,150 homes for customers to be delivered in 2021 and are targeting output of greater than 3,000 homes per annum.
Completion of Castleforbes Site Sale
Further to the announcement on 25 August, Glenveagh confirms the completion of the sale of the residential and second hotel sites at Castleforbes for a cash consideration of €78.5 million to a subsidiary of Eagle Street Partners Group Limited (“Eagle Street”).
The overall Castleforbes site in the Dublin Docklands was purchased by Glenveagh in 2018 and following extensive master planning, designing, and place-making, the site now consists of two hotels, an office of 120,000 sq. ft and 700 residential units.
Earlier this year, the Group completed the €70 million sale of the 262 bed Premier Inn hotel in Castleforbes to Union Investment through a forward fund arrangement. The revenue recognised year-to-date includes approximately €16 million from the land sale element of that transaction and construction is progressing to plan on both the hotel and adjoining office.
Glenveagh has now made significant progress in monetising the overall Castleforbes development, reducing the Group’s risk while allowing the business to focus on delivering additional units in the core / repeatable business segments and significant forward fund opportunities elsewhere in the urban portfolio.
Capital Allocation Update
As announced at the Group’s AGM in May, Glenveagh’s capital allocation priorities are to investment in supply chain, land, and work-in-progress and once the business has sufficiently invested in each of these priorities, excess capital will be returned to shareholders.
The Group continues to make good progress in this regard, having invested approximately €70 million in land opportunities in the year-to-date, the addition of our second timber frame and soil recovery facilities and investing in work in progress through the opening of new sites.
Taking these capital allocation priorities into consideration, along with our prudent leverage policy and successful execution of our strategy, we have identified €100 million as excess capital which we propose to return to shareholders in the form of a Share Buyback Programme.
This Share Buyback Programme follows the successful conclusion of the Group’s first Buyback Programme in October 2021, under which shares to the value of €75 million were repurchased.
Proposed €100m Share Buyback Programme
Glenveagh announces that it intends to enter into arrangements today with J&E Davy ("Davy") to repurchase ordinary shares of €0.001 each (the "Shares") on Glenveagh's behalf for a maximum consideration of €100 million (the "Buyback").
The Buyback will commence later today, 16 November 2021, and may continue until 31 December 2022 subject to market conditions, the ongoing capital requirements of the business and the approval at an intervening extraordinary general meeting of share repurchase authorities to facilitate the Buyback, following the utilisation of the existing authorities.
Under the terms of the Buyback, ordinary shares will be repurchased on Euronext Dublin. Glenveagh will enter into non-discretionary instructions with Davy, acting as principal, to conduct the Buyback on Glenveagh's behalf and will make trading decisions under the Buyback independently of Glenveagh in accordance with certain pre-set parameters.
The Buyback will initially be conducted within the limitations of the authority granted at the Group's AGM on 27 May 2021 to repurchase Shares. Following the utilisation of the remaining 2021 AGM repurchase authority (being 15,444,150 Shares), the continuation of the Buybackwill be conditional on the approval of shareholders of a further repurchase general authority at an Extraordinary General Meeting to be held on 16 December 2021. The purpose of the proposed Buyback is to return excess capital to shareholders by reducing the share capital of Glenveagh and all Shares repurchased will be cancelled.
The Buyback will be conducted within the parameters prescribed by the Market Abuse Regulation 596/2014 and the Commission Delegated Regulation (EU)2016/1052 (also as in force in the UK, from time-to-time, including, where relevant, pursuant to the UK's Market Abuse (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019) and in accordance with the requirements of the Euronext Dublin Listing Rules.
The execution of the Buyback may be augmented by the purchase of Shares by way of block trades. The maximum consideration payable by the Group under the Buyback will be reduced by the corresponding amount of capital returned through block trades.
Publication of Circular and Notice of EGM
A shareholder circular containing a notice of Extraordinary General Meeting will shortly be available on the Company’s website and will be posted to Shareholders.The Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at Block B, Maynooth Business Campus, Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland on 16 December 2021 at 10:30am (the "EGM") for the purposes of seeking the authority to repurchase up to 10% of the ordinary share capital in issue in the Company (excluding treasury shares) as at 5 p.m. on the day on which the repurchase resolution is passed.
A copy of the circular will also be submitted to Euronext Dublin and to the U.K. National Storage Mechanism, where they will be available at:
Euronext Dublin: Company Announcements Office, The Irish Stock Exchange t/a Euronext Dublin, 28 Anglesea Street, Dublin 2
U.K. National Storage Mechanism: https://data.fca.org.uk/#/nsm/nationalstoragemechanism

### Glenveagh announces new charity partnership with Barretstown and Women’s Aid

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-announces-new-charity-partnership-with-barretstown-and-women-s-aid
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-01-29
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh announces new charity partnerships with Barretstown and Women's Aid, supporting families across Ireland. Read the full announcement now.

Glenveagh announces new charity partnership with Barretstown and Women’s Aid

Leading Irish homebuilder continues to develop long-term programmes aimed at supporting communities and positively impacting lives nationwide.
Glenveagh, one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, has announced Barretstown children's charity and Women’s Aid as its two charity partnerships for 2026. Chosen by the staff of Glenveagh, the 2026 partnerships will build on Glenveagh’s existing commitment to support communities and positively impact lives nationwide.
Barretstown offers free, specially designed camps and programmes for children and their families living with childhood cancer or other serious illness, supported by 24-hour on site medical and nursing care.Barretstown is recognised as a centre of excellence in childhood cancer care.Since it first opened its gates in 1994 it has provided much needed safe, therapeutic camps to over 125,000 Barretstown campers.
Women’s Aid is a national organisation working to prevent and address the impact of domestic violence and abuse of women since 1974. For over 50 years, the charity has supported generations of women and their children. The need for Women’s Aid services is increasingly vital, with the charity reporting the highest level of disclosures of domestic abuse against women and children in 2024.
Supporting the crucial services of these charities is a focus for Glenveagh as it continues to give back to communities. From employee fundraisers and volunteering, the business is committed to unlocking the potential of its communities and bringing people together to create a positive impact. Beyond this, Glenveagh’s Employee Community Fund initiative – the Hometown Heroes fund – encourages employees to apply for funding to support local grassroots charities and community initiatives, which has resulted in the business contributing over €10,000 to causes chosen by the employees.
To support Women’s Aid and Barretstown in the coming year, Glenveagh has earmarked several events to drive public awareness and fundraising efforts for its chosen charities. To support Women’s Aid, the homebuilder will host an internal coffee morning to mark International Women’s Day as well as staff support for various fundraising efforts throughout the year. It will also host an internal workshop to build colleague engagement with the Women’s Aid and raise awareness of its work.
For Barretstown, Glenveagh will look to support with ‘Helping Hands’ days where the team will maintain and improve facilities at the Barretstown estate in addition to fundraising opportunities at Glenveagh-run community events for the children’s charity.
Commenting on the launch of partners for this year, Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh said: “At Glenveagh, we recognise the significance of supporting charities and in turn, helping communities across Ireland. As a homebuilder, we are focused on creating more than just houses but thriving communities that can prosper in the future. Barretstown and Women’s Aid are two excellent charities that make an important contribution to children, families and women across Ireland. Collaborating with charities and driving positive change are central in our values as a company, and we look forward to working with Barretstown and Women’s Aid to support their vital services.”
Dee Ahearn, CEO of Barretstown commented: “Barretstown is delighted to have been chosen as one of Glenveagh’s charity partners for 2026. We look forward to welcoming the team during the year to help out with projects at our campus to improve our facilities for the 32,000 children affected by cancer and other serious illnesses and their families who will participate in one of our life-changing therapeutic programmes this year. We need to raise over €10 million this year to fund our programmes and 96% of this comes from donations from generous individuals and companies like Glenveagh, with only 4% coming from government.”
Sarah Benson, Chief Executive Office, Women’s Aid said: “We are delighted to have been selected as one of Glenveagh’s charity partners for 2026, and we are deeply grateful to the staff for choosing to support our work. In Ireland, more than one in three women have experienced physical, psychological or sexual abuse from an intimate partner and everyday hundreds of women reach out to Women’s Aid for support and information. This partnership will help ensure that we can be there 24/7 for women who need our help. We look forward to working with Glenveagh throughout the year raising awareness and supporting them with the fundraising initiatives they have planned.”
For more information on Glenveagh’s charitable work, see here.

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### Glenveagh announces Union Investment has acquired the Premier Inn hotel in its flagship development in the Dublin Docklands for approx. €70m

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-announces-union-investment-has-acquired-the-premier-inn-hotel-in-its-flagship
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2021-06-24
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh announces Union Investment has acquired the Premier Inn hotel in its flagship development. Read more now.

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Glenveagh Properties PLC, a leading Irish home builder, today announces that Germany-based Union Investment, one of Europe’s leading real estate investment managers, has acquired the planned 262-bedroom Premier Inn hotel in Glenveagh’s development at Castleforbes in the Dublin Docklands.
The Premier Inn hotel will form a key component of a wider mixed-use development, which also includes 1,256 apartments, 12,545 square metres of office space known as the Freight Building and a second 219-bedroom hotel on the junction of East Road.
Construction of the Premier Inn hotel will begin in July of this year and is scheduled to be ready for business in Autumn 2023.
The transaction has been structured via a forward funding arrangement that will result in Union Investment taking ownership of the hotel. The hotel will be operated by UK-headquartered hotel group Whitbread PLC under its Premier Inn brand, as was previously announced by Glenveagh.
The company will commence construction of the 12,545 square metre office element of the site shortly, with construction expected to complete in Quarter 4 2023.
Stephen Garvey, Glenveagh Chief Executive, said:
“We are delighted to partner with the hotel experts of Union Investment on this project. This marks the start of delivery of a significant development in the Docklands which will provide a sustainable mix of residential, hotel and office accommodation in this prime city centre location. The project forms part of a wider masterplan for our Dublin Docklands sites and is testament to our commitment to keeping sustainable development at the heart of everything we do.”
CBRE and A&L Goodbody advised Glenveagh on the transaction.

### Glenveagh calls on construction industry to do “much more” to encourage diversity and inclusion in the industry

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-calls-on-construction-industry-to-do-much-more-to-encourage-diversity-and-inclusion-in
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2024-08-13
- Last updated: 2025-11-26
- Summary: Glenveagh calls on construction industry to do “much more” to encourage diversity and inclusion in the industry

Glenveagh calls on construction industry to do “much more” to encourage diversity and inclusion in the industry

- Company becomes first construction company in Ireland to receive Gold Accreditation for Diversity
- 33% of Glenveagh workforce are female – over 3 times the industry average (9%)
- 23 nationalities amongst the company’s workforce and strong policies to promote inclusivity across the company
The Chief Executive of Glenveagh Properties plc has called on the construction industry to do more to encourage diversity and inclusivity amongst its workforce.
Mr Garvey said achieving greater diversity and inclusion in the industry is an essential step in expanding the workforce to the level necessary to tackle Ireland’s housing crisis, and in creating the right culture across the industry to reflect the evolving needs of employees and to demonstrate the commitment of construction employers to acting responsibly in every aspect of their business
He was responding to the confirmation that Glenveagh has become the first company in the construction sector in Ireland to be awarded Gold Accreditation by the Irish Centre for Diversity.This is the highest accreditation the centre can provide.It is based on a detailed review of how the company manages the issue of diversity within its workforce and how it welcomes, encourages and promotes the position of all employees regardless of background.
Glenveagh’s Gold Accreditation is supported by a number of factors:
- 33% of the 430+ strong workforce at Glenveagh is female, compared to an industry average of just 9%.
- The company employs people from 23 different nationalities
- It has put in place extensive policies to promote inclusivity across the company.
- To promote equity and inclusion, the company has introduced a range of family-friendly policies covering areas such as maternity, flexible parental leave and fertility leave.
- Its overall business strategy, Building Better, incorporates a clear and comprehensive equity, diversity & inclusion (ED&I) strategy, supported by five Employee Network Groups tasked with enhancing ED&I initiatives at all levels throughout the organisation
- Enhanced staff engagement and inclusion initiatives such as a dedicated ‘ideas forum’ for promoting greater staff involvement in decision-making; facilitating greater interaction between staff and executive management (ExCo) through ongoing ‘breakfast with ExCo’ events; and the provision of a quiet room, a nursing room and a multi-faith room at Glenveagh’s headquarters in Maynooth.
- Building on the statutory requirement for reporting of the Gender Pay Gap by using the information generated from the reporting process to monitor and accelerate progress in reducing and ultimately eliminating the gap.
Mr Garvey said:
“We have a duty to our colleagues and to people who want to pursue their careers with us to be a responsible employer that makes everyone feel both welcome and valued.
The construction industry has not been seen in the past as one that promotes diversity and inclusion and collectively we must change that for the better.
The industry needs more women. It needs more people from outside Ireland who have made their home here. It needs more people from the LGBTQIA+ community and other backgrounds.
We in Glenveagh are delighted that our efforts to promote equity, diversity and inclusion have been recognised in this way but we know our work remains incomplete and we have to keep striving to do more.
This is a challenge that needs to be addressed across our industry and we will work closely with other construction employers to play our part in resolving it.”
Sinéad Tolan, Head of Human Resources at Glenveagh, said:
“Earning this accreditation shows how serious we are in Glenveagh about promoting greater equity, diversity and inclusion.
We have a lot more work to do on this front but we are making strong progress and showing our people that we have both the appetite and the commitment to make Glenveagh a best-in-class employer that looks out for them and supports them.
We will use the learnings from this process to drive even greater innovation in our culture and in our way of doing business in the future, embracing the changes that will make the organisation an even better place for people to pursue their careers and to develop their skills.”
Caroline Cummins, Managing Director, Irish Centre for Diversity, said:
"Glenveagh’s progress to Investors in Diversity Gold has been impressive and the assessment team highlighted many standout initiatives that lead the way. The company has demonstrated a good and solid approach to staff engagement. They are one of the first construction companies to introduce Employer Value Propositions (EVPs) and have four EVP Pillars to align progress with.
A number of innovative approaches to staff engagement includes an ‘ideas forum’ and the ‘breakfast with ExCo’ initiative. The business is a founding member of the Supply Chain Sustainability School, which focuses on their work in Sustainability supply chain engagement”

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### Glenveagh delivers strong performance in 2021

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-delivers-strong-performance-in-2021
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2022-01-05
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh delivers strong performance in 2021 across units, revenue and strategic growth. Read more now.

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Glenveagh Properties PLC, a leading Irish homebuilder, is today issuing a trading update for the year ended 31 December 2021 ahead of the publication of its full year results on Tuesday, 1 March 2022.
Highlights
- Strong performance on revenue predominantly from the 1,150 homes closed in the year, despite a 13-week lockdown in H1 and in-line with guidance; +64%/+36% versus 2020 / 2019
- Demonstrable progress made on Dublin Docklands through the forward fund of the Premier Inn Hotel with Union Investments of €70 million (€23 million of which recognised in 2021) and the sale of the residential and second hotel sites for €78.5 million
- Successfully awarded two partnership deals in Dublin totalling 2,000 units
- Heads of terms now signed for two forward fund transactions totalling over 500 urban apartments for an aggregate Net Development Value of €185 million
- Core gross margin in excess of 19.5% (2020: 14.1%), with approximately 17.5% gross margin from core suburban units
- Increased investment in vertical integration with over 700 units delivered from our Dundalk timber-frame facility and the acquisition of additional timber frame and soil recovery facilities
- Suburban land acquisitions of €72m added 2,700 units to the landbank; Landbank value below €575m at 31 December 2021 and forecasted to be sub-€525m by 31 December 2022
- Completion of €75 million share buyback programme and good progress on new €100 million programme with a total of 100 million shares repurchased in 2021 for €108 million
- Strong progress on sustainability agenda including upgrades across CDP (now A-), MSCI (now AA) and Sustainalytics (now ‘Low-risk’)
- Targeting 1,400 suburban home completions and revenue from forward fund transactions in 2022. Total forward order book, including forward funds, of approximately €415 million, with 1,105 suburban and urban units and the remaining revenue from the 262-bedroom Premier Inn hotel. Further guidance in the Full Year Results announcement on 1 March 2022
CEO STEPHEN GARVEY COMMENTED:
“Our business continues to perform strongly as we focus on scaling our operations and delivering high quality, sustainable homes in Ireland. By prioritising our people, customers, communities, and the environment we are well placed to achieve our ultimate target of over 3,000 homes each year.
Since we launched in 2017, we have proven that housing can be successfully delivered at scale in Ireland. We’ve pioneered the forward funding model in Ireland, led the industry in partnerships with local authorities, and transformed how land is acquired and used.
As we look to 2022 and beyond, the next key challenge for our business and the broader industry is the impact of on-site labour shortages. Our ongoing investment in supply chain integration positions us well in this regard. Having delivered over 700 units from our timber frame factory in 2021, we will continue to prioritise our off-site manufacturing capability to enable us to innovate how we build the homes of the future.
Taken together, this demonstrates the strength of our execution capabilities, business model and strategy.”
PERFORMANCE SUMMARY
Total revenue for the year grew strongly to €476 million (2020: €232 million) driven by a 64% increase in the sale of new homes in the year.
The Company generated core revenue of €402 million, primarily from 977 unit sales, in-line with expectations. Core suburban ASP was €308k (2020: €311k) reflecting the Group’s continued focus on Suburban starter-home schemes.
Core gross margin in excess of 19.5% is in-line with previously communicated guidance and was driven by the recovery of Suburban margins due to the normalisation of operations in H2 as well as higher margins in the Urban segment arising primarily from the sale of the Castleforbes sites.
CPI remained a challenge for the sector in the second half of the year due to continued global supply chain constraints. As a result, the Group experienced 6% CPI in H2 marginally ahead of the 5% reported in H1 with this cost inflation being offset by similar HPI levels. The Irish housebuilding sector is experiencing an extraordinary point in time for cost and supply chain pressures and it is management’s expectation that the current challenging environment, including inflation, should ease over time.
To provide greater long-term control over costs, the business has focused on broadening its supply base, leveraging its central procurement capabilities and, having delivered over 700 units from our timber frame factory in 2021, enhancing our off-site manufacturing capabilities. The business is investing €16 million in additional timber frame and soil recovery facilities and will then have capacity to self-deliver over 2,000 off-site units in 2024.
SUBURBAN
Glenveagh delivered 902 core suburban units and finished the year with 605 suburban units contracted or reserved for 2022 (2020: 469) indicating strong demand, particularly from first-time buyers, and the maturing sales profile within the business. Strong demand is expected to persist due to favourable market conditions and the business is well positioned with all planning for the 1,400 suburban unit target for 2022 already in place.
The Group has acquired suburban land with the potential for 2,700 units in 2021, 75% of which has planning, at an aggregate cost of €72 million.
URBAN
In the year, the Group completed the sale of three individual urban developments:
- Union Investment acquired the Castleforbes, Dublin Docklands, hotel site and subsequent development of the Premier Inn hotel as part of a €70 million forward funding arrangement
- Eagle Street acquired the Castleforbes, Dublin Docklands, residential and second hotel sites for €78.5 million
- Completion of the sale of 75 units at Dargan Hall, Bray for approximately €25 million
In addition, Heads of terms have now been signed for two forward fund transactions of over 500 urban apartments for an aggregate Net Development Value of €185 million. These transactions will close in early 2022.
PARTNERSHIPS
During the year, the Group secured two landmark Partnership agreements for the proposed development of over 2,000 homes with Fingal County Council and Dublin City Council respectively.
Ballymastone
The first agreement, with Fingal County Council, is for the proposed development of 1,200 homes, including social, affordable, cost rental and private homes, at Ballymastone, Donabate in north County Dublin. A signed development agreement is now in place and a planning application will be submitted in 2022 with construction commencing immediately following planning being granted.
Oscar Traynor Road
The second agreement, with Dublin City Council, is for the proposed development of 853 social, affordable and cost rental homes at Oscar Traynor Road, Dublin. A planning application will be submitted in 2022 with construction commencing immediately following planning being granted.
These transactions and agreements further demonstrate Glenveagh’s ability to partner with government agencies and approved housing bodies to deliver social, affordable, cost-rental and private homes in attractive locations.
NON-CORE DISPOSALS
As outlined previously, the Group accelerated sales of the remaining non-core, high-end, private customer developments to maximise cash generation and allow the Company to maintain focus on its core business of starter homes. In 2021, the Group realised €74 million from non-core disposals as a result of the sale of 173 units in the Marina Village, Greystones, development.
CAPITAL ALLOCATION
The Group’s capital allocation priorities are to invest in supply chain, land, and work-in-progress. Once the business has invested sufficiently in each of these priorities, excess capital will be returned to shareholders. The Group continues to make good progress in this regard, having invested approximately €72 million in land opportunities for approximately 2,700 units in 2021, adding 2,000 units to our Partnership business, the addition of our second timber frame and soil recovery facilities and investing in work-in-progress through the opening of new sites.
As a result of strong operational delivery and our continued reduction of net investment in land, in-line withstated targets, Glenveagh ended the period with net cash of approximately €16 million.
Having met all of our capital allocation investment priorities, the Group returned €108 million to shareholders in 2021 in two separate share buyback programmes. An initial €75 million share buyback programme was announced on 28 May 2021, and this completed on 13 October 2021. A €100 million share buyback programme was announced on 16 November 2021 and is progressing well with €33m invested by year end. To facilitate this programme, approval of an additional authority to repurchase 10% of ordinary shares was approved by shareholders at an Extraordinary General Meeting which was held on 16 December 2021.
NON-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CHANGE
Glenveagh also announces today that Richard Cherry has informed the Board of his intention not to seek re-election at the 2022 AGM and he will step down from the Board with effect from the conclusion of the 2022 AGM.
The Company will announce revised Board committee composition in due course.
Glenveagh Chairman, John Mulcahy, commented:
"I would like to thank Richard for his invaluable contribution to the Board in the years following Glenveagh’s IPO, particularly in his role as Remuneration Committee Chair. The Board and the whole of Glenveagh are grateful to Richard for his dedication and service to the Company and we wish him all the best for the future."
OUTLOOK
The Group is targeting continued revenue and profit growth in 2022 which is underpinned by having all necessary sites operational, strong visibility on our supply chain and a good order book in place, while ensuring we continue to drive balance sheet efficiency to maximise value for shareholders. The market backdrop remains favourable with continued significant demand for housing, particularly starter homes, evident across the Group’s selling sites. Glenveagh will provide a further progress update on the current period to investors when we publish our full year results on Tuesday, 1 March 2022.

### Glenveagh hosts local community day event at Baker Hall, Navan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-hosts-local-community-day-event-at-baker-hall-navan
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-05-12
- Last updated: 2026-05-13

Glenveagh hosts local community day event at Baker Hall, Navan

Local Navan residents attended a dedicated Community Day in Baker Hall over the weekend. Hosted by Glenveagh, one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, the family fun day provided a wide range of entertainment, catering and activities for all to enjoy. The day was a great success, with residents of Baker Hall enjoying the opportunity to connect with their community and take part in the various activities.
A specialised event hub in the form of a tented ‘Pop Up Village’ was available on the day, where kids’ yoga with Fern Yoga, a kids construction zone, balloon modelling and facepainting and carnival games took place.The Community Day also included a Simonstown Gaels GAA skills session, a craft area and a kids play zone, catering to all age groups.
Glenveagh partners were also on hand to provide interactive sessions for local residents, with a Nature Heroes workshop available for children, facilitated by Biodiversity in Schools. As well as the broad selection of entertainment, the event included a variety of local food stalls, including coffee and ice-cream trucks which facilitated residents’ donations to Barretstown and Women’s Aid, Glenveagh’s charity partners for 2026. The event concluded with a “spin and win” raffle for homeowners, with prizes including local retail vouchers.
The Community Day took place as Glenveagh reaffirms its commitment to engaging with local communities. The leading Irish homebuilder is focused on delivering more than just high-quality homes, but sustainable communities that can thrive into the future.
Commenting on the event, Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:
“Engaging with the local community and offering support is a core part of what we do at Glenveagh. We thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to host and meet residents in Baker Hall and it was great to see such a big turn-out. This event was also a great opportunity to foster support for local businesses and our charity partners at Barretstown and Women’s Aid, and we would like to thank all of the local community who donated to both of these important causes.
At Glenveagh, we strive to go beyond building homes and seek to create neighbourhoods that enrich the lives of residents. We would like to thank all those who attended our event, as they are a really important way for us to engage with residents and demonstrate our continued commitment to adding lasting value to the area.”
For more information about Glenveagh’s communities, visit: glenveagh/ie/our-communities

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### Glenveagh issues trading update as it boosts funding with debt refinancing

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-issues-trading-update-as-it-boosts-funding-with-debt-refinancing
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-05-15
- Last updated: 2026-05-15

Glenveagh issues trading update as it boosts funding with debt refinancing

ING and MetLife Investment Management join existing consortium of AIB, Bank of Ireland, Barclays and Home Building Finance Ireland to support homebuilder’s growth plans
Glenveagh Properties plc, the leading Irish homebuilder, today provided an update on its year-to-date trading and outlook, in advance of its AGM which takes place in Dublin later this morning.
The company is reiterating FY 2026 EPS guidance of up to 21 cent, reflecting growth in completions, a rising contribution from the Partnerships business segment, and disciplined cost control. The full trading update can be viewed here.
Performance at the company continues to demonstrate momentum, with 2,750 home completions expected in 2026.
In addition, the company has announced it has successfully increased funding through the expansion of its debt facilities from €450 million to €550 million with support from AIB, Bank of Ireland, Barclays, Home Building Finance Ireland (HBFI), ING, and MetLife Investment Management (MIM). These facilities will significantly increase Glenveagh’s available funding, supporting the activation of its 19,000-unit landbank and the annual delivery of 2,750 to 3,600 units through to 2030.
Positive performance continues in 2026
The company’s closed and forward order book now stands at €1.5bn, up from €1.3bn on 10 March 2026. Year-to-date performance shows continued momentum across the company’s two business segments: Homebuilding and Partnerships.
Between these two divisions, Glenveagh is confident of delivering equivalent home deliveries of approximately 2,750 units in 2026.
The Homebuilding business division, which delivers own-door single-family homes in Ireland, primarily in Dublin and the Greater Dublin Area, progressed firmly in line with expectations, with over 1,828 units either sold, signed or reserved, up from 1,252 on 10 March.
The Partnerships business division, which provides a mix of suburban single-family and urban multi-family developments, has an orderbook of approximately €800 million, continuing to underpin an average annual gross profit contribution of at least €60 million. Partnership developments are often funded or acquired by the State or State entities.
The Irish residential housing market remains supportive, underpinned by a resilient domestic economy, continued government commitment to housing delivery, and sustained structural demand for high-quality, affordable homes across all tenures. Notwithstanding global macroeconomic circumstances, the company’s consistent and continuous investment in standardisation, vertical integration and innovation are delivering tangible efficiency gains across design, procurement, and site delivery, helping to provide effective protection against build cost inflation.
Increased funding through successful refinancing of debt facilities
As part of today’s update, the company has announced that it has completed the successful refinancing of its debt facilities, increasing total committed funding to €550 million. €450 million of this funding will be delivered by a Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) from existing syndicate members AIB, Bank of Ireland, Barclays and HBFI, alongside ING, which joins the syndicate.
In conjunction with the RCF refinancing, Glenveagh has issued €100 million of seven-year private placement notes to MIM, further broadening its lender base, introducing long-dated institutional capital, and enhancing financial flexibility.
This is the first time that ING and MIM have joined the debt providers to Glenveagh and reflects the improving attitude of international lenders to the Irish housing market.
AIB acted as lead bank, mandated lead arranger and agent for the refinancing.
Stephen Garvey, CEO, Glenveagh commented: “We have made a strong start to 2026, building on the momentum from the second half of last year. Our Homebuilding order book is well-positioned, with multiple new site launches and robust reservation rates across all our selling developments. The Partnerships business continues to grow at scale, cementing Glenveagh as the partner of choice for the State in delivering the homes Ireland needs. Underpinned by our standardised, vertically integrated model, strong land portfolio and clear planning visibility, we remain confident in delivering our full year guidance, with the outlook for the years ahead remaining positive.
This strong position of our business, coupled with the improved and supportive environment for homebuilding in Ireland over the last year, has been an important factor in successfully attracting additional funding to our business. I want to acknowledge the commitment of our longstanding banking partners that have been instrumental in supporting the growth of our business since IPO. The addition of ING to the banking syndicate and the issuance to MIM is extremely positive and will assist us in further driving the delivery of much needed homes in Ireland. In our view, it is also a positive signal that, in addition to our own capability, Ireland now has a policy environment in place to attract the international capital that is required to move the dial on housing supply.”
John Delahunty, Head of AIB Real Estate Finance, said: “AIB has had a long-standing and committed relationship with Glenveagh since its IPO in 2017. We both share the same passion for sustainable communities and so we were delighted to provide a multi-faceted and comprehensive solution to Glenveagh by acting as lead bank, mandated lead arranger and agent for this refinancing.This will not only provide A-rated, energy efficient units, but it will help create new homes and thriving communities. At AIB we remain steadfast in our commitment to continue providing solutions for house builders like Glenveagh and determined to increase our funding for the residential market.”
Kevin Baxter, Head of Property Finance, Bank of Ireland, said: “Core to Bank of Ireland’s housing strategy is to support the sustainable delivery of new homes at scale by working with experienced and proven partners such as Glenveagh. We are delighted to support this new and expanded €550 million financing package, which will provide the certainty required to plan and build with confidence, helping Glenveagh to turn its extensive landbank into thousands of new homes each year.”
Dara Deering, CEO, HBFI, commented: “HBFI is pleased to continue its support for Glenveagh as part of this refinancing, which will facilitate the company in delivering more homes. We also welcome the participation of the new lenders, which will further enable activity at scale across the sector.”
Maurice Kenny, Head of Sectors, ING Ireland said: “ING is delighted to support Glenveagh with this new financing, which future-proofs the business for continued growth in the Irish residential property market. This transaction also reflects ING’s growing commitment to Ireland and to supporting the delivery of much needed housing infrastructure.”
Colin McGinlay, Head of European Corporate Private Placements, MIM, commented: “We are thrilled to partner with Glenveagh and look forward to supporting the company’s long-term growth objectives. Through this partnership, we’re proud to help contribute to homebuilding across Ireland.”
Glenveagh will release its 2026 Interim Results on Thursday, 10 September 2026.

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### Glenveagh Launches Net Zero Transition Plan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-launches-net-zero-transition-plan
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2023-03-02
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Glenveagh Properties launches its Net Zero Transition Plan with science-based targets and a clear roadmap to 2050. Read more now.

Glenveagh Launches Net Zero Transition Plan

Glenveagh Properties plc has launched its Net Zero Transition Plan 2023 which outlines its plan to be net zero by 2050.
As part of the plan, Glenveagh has set science-based targets for Scopes 1, 2 and 3, which they have submitted to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for validation. The targets are as follows:
- Reduce Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 46% by 2031 to achieve net zero by 2050;
- Reduce Scope 3 emissions intensity (tCO2e/100sqm) by 55% by 2031 to achieve net zero by 2050.
Head of Sustainability at Glenveagh, Lorraine Fitzgerald, commented:
> As one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, we are acutely aware of our responsibility to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions. While the journey towards net zero is undoubtedly complex and challenging, we have already made great progress in reducing the operational energy of our homes, and we are confident that with the same determination we can achieve our ambitious target to be net zero by 2050.
Actions set out in the plan to achieve the targets include using renewable fuel on sites, transitioning fleet to electric vehicles (EVs), engaging with suppliers and subcontractors to reduce their emissions, and innovating all aspects of the home building process to reduce the embodied carbon.

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### Glenveagh moves its fleet to Electric Vehicles

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-moves-its-fleet-to-electric-vehicles
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2021-08-25
- Last updated: 2022-08-15
- Summary: Glenveagh is moving its fleet to EV's. Ninety percent of the current fleet will be fully electric by the second quarter of 2022. We will fit chargers in fleet drivers' homes and in the office. On-site chargers will be powered by green energy. Carbon savings will amount to between 100 - 130 metric tonnes of CO2 annually.

Glenveagh moves its fleet to Electric Vehicles

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At Glenveagh we make continuous reductions in our carbon footprint. 

We're updating our fleet to electric vehicles. 
-25% of the fleet is electric powered
-90% of the fleet will be electric powered by Q2 2022

EV's have zero tailpipe emissions and they save pedestrians and cyclists from breathing in dangerous gases. 

The vehicles are delivered with a certified net carbon neutral balance from TUV Nord.

The elimination of tailpipe emissions has a direct effect on our air quality. EV's don't emit harmful gases like NOx or particulates which are harmful to the human respiratory system. Furthermore, EV's are far less noisy, the elimination of engine noise makes our environment a lot more peaceful.

We're fitting EV chargers in fleet drivers' homes and in the office. Our on-site chargers are powered by green energy. We estimate that by converting our fleet to EV's we will reduce our carbon emissions by up to 130 metric tonnes of CO2 annually.

Charging at night means cleaner energy. Overall energy consumption is lower during the night, and that is when wind generation tends to be more prominent in the energy mix. 

By charging at night, electric vehicles can help the consumption of greater amounts of renewables. This also acts as a buffer to stabilise our electricity system. 

We're fitting EV chargers in fleet drivers' homes and in the office. Our on-site chargers are powered by green energy. We estimate that by converting our fleet to EV's we will reduce our carbon emissions by up to 130 metric tonnes of CO2 annually.

Our goal is to create the leading sustainable homebuilding platform in Ireland.

### Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-partners-with-maynooth-university-to-support-students-and-build-careers-in
- Section: Corporate news
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh and Maynooth University partner to support students and build careers in construction. Read more now.

Glenveagh Partners with Maynooth University to Support Students and Build Careers in Construction

Glenveagh, one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, has announced a partnership with Maynooth University framed around student support, research and innovation, access programmes, employability and schools’ engagement.
The collaboration is designed to raise the profile of the construction sector among students, delivering industry insights to highlight the numerous and diverse career paths open to the students and graduates needed for this key sector of the Irish economy into the future.
The partnership between Glenveagh and Maynooth University will support students and local schools through education and raise awareness of the exciting and rewarding careers in the construction sector, from engineering and design to computer programming and robotics.
Further opportunities around research and innovation will be explored through the partnership, which is designed to combine the expertise of academia and industry to create lasting social and economic impact.
Through hands-on collaboration, Glenveagh will highlight how Maynooth University students can actively contribute to real-world challenges using cutting-edge research and advanced technologies like AI and robotics to drive faster, smarter, and more sustainable homebuilding processes.
Commencing immediately, key elements of the collaboration are:
- Establishing the Glenveagh Scholarship at Maynooth University, including supporting Maynooth Access Programme (MAP) students across STEM, Business, and Design courses
- Reaching out to students from DEIS schoolsto engage and support their education journey
- Supporting students from local schools and surrounding areas on to MU Foundation programmes, continuing their education journey
- Supporting research and innovation for product development and innovation through industry-academic collaborations
- Workshops and presentations for students by Glenveagh, highlighting career and employment opportunities across the construction sector
- Potential graduate recruitment and student work placement opportunities at Glenveagh for Maynooth University students
Today’s announcement builds on Glenveagh’s sponsorship of Maynooth University’s Soccer Development Programme, with the company’s support helping the University’s players and teams achieve impressive results in national competitions, including winning the prestigious Collingwood Cup, the oldest surviving all-Ireland association football competition, in 2025.
Stephen Garvey, CEO, Glenveagh, said: “This is an important step for Glenveagh in advancing our education engagement programme and we are delighted to partner with our neighbours in Maynooth University, one of Ireland’s finest universities, to deliver a comprehensive programme of support and collaboration for the incoming students, with a view to encouraging them to develop fulfilling and rewarding careers in our sector.
“From engineers to business and design graduates, we need to attract a variety of skills into the construction sector over the coming years. We are keen to work with Maynooth University to promote the sector to its students and input into the development of truly industry ready graduates. We are particularly keen to encourage students from Maynooth and surrounding communities and have also built outreach into DEIS schools into the programme. We believe our sector delivers excellent career opportunities across a wide range of skills and we’re keen to highlight that to the graduates of the future.”
Prof Tim Thompson, MU’s Vice President for Students and Learning, said: “Maynooth University is delighted with this new partnership with Glenveagh which will provide our students with important scholarship supports as well as identifying high-quality career paths for them in the critical construction sector of the Irish economy.”
Dr Rose Ryan, Director of Access at Maynooth University, said the partnership aimed to support the many talented students who might not otherwise have the resources or networks to pursue careers in the construction industry.
“Many of these students face persistent barriers to education and career progression, including financial hardship, limited access to academic resources, mentoring, and industry networks—factors that can significantly restrict their opportunities to enter high-skilled sectors like construction.”

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### Glenveagh Properties awarded A- rating for climate impact by leading international agency

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-properties-awarded-a-rating-for-climate-impact-by-leading-international-agency
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2021-12-07
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh Properties is awarded an A- climate impact rating by a leading international agency. Read more now.

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Glenveagh Properties plc has been awarded an A- rating in the 2021 Climate Change Disclosure by CDP. This means Glenveagh is in the top 15% of publicly participating companies globally and one of only 17 construction companies to achieve this level in 2021.
The rating is given by CDP (www.cdp.net), a global non-profit that runs the world’s leading environmental disclosure platform. CDP drives companies and governments to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, safeguard water resources and protect forests.
Speaking today, David Lammers, Deputy Director Corporate Engagement, CDP Europe said:
“The scientific consensus on the need for urgent action on climate change has never been clearer. Ambition this decade will determine how well we can protect our natural resources and avoid the worst effects of global climate change. As policy and corporate stakeholders continue to develop strategies for environmental protection and a low-carbon transition, the availability of reliable and comparable data will remain of vital importance. By disclosing to CDP in 2021, Glenveagh Properties Plc has demonstrated a commitment to corporate environmental transparency and made an important contribution to an economy that works for both people and planet.”
Lorraine Fitzgerald, Head of Sustainability at Glenveagh said:
“Recognising our commitment to transparency, this result demonstrates our leadership in the industry. We’ve taken steps towards understanding and mitigating our climate impacts and are committed to working with our stakeholders to ensure we can continue delivering homes sustainably. One of the most impactful ways we do this is by providing our customers with energy rated homes of A2 or above. As we focus on decarbonising our business over the coming years, we will continue to evolve our approach and demonstrate our commitment to transparent and high-quality reporting.”

### Glenveagh Properties PLC Announces its Interim Results for 2022

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-properties-plc-announces-its-interim-results-for-2022
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2022-09-14
- Last updated: 2022-09-20
- Summary: Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") a leading Irish homebuilder announces its Interim Results for the period ended 30 June 2022.

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Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") a leading Irish homebuilder announces its Interim Results for the period ended 30 June 2022.
Results Highlights

- Continued strong operational performance with suburban completions +31% in H1 2022
- Strong private reservation rates per site (+25%) combined with seven new sales outlet openings have delivered closed units & a forward order book in Suburban of €588.1 million (+59%)
- All 1,400 Suburban units capable of closing in 2022 now closed or in contract
- Urban business transformed with over €310 million of total revenue across four projects signed to date in 2022 resulting in a reduction of land capital deployed in this segment to 12.8% of the Group’s total landbank
- Partnership’s business on track to deliver over 2,050 units for local authorities focused on social, affordable and cost rental homes with planning lodgements for both Oscar Traynor Road and Ballymastone expected in H2 2022
- Medium-term pipeline of home delivery across all business segments supported by five construction site openings in H1. 23 construction sites now active (31 Dec 2021: 18 sites) capable of delivering over 4,500 units, with four attractive sites added to the landbank in H1 for a total consideration of €15.7 million
- Conscious decision to support our long-term supply chain partners through a volatile cost environment resulting in CPI of 8%-9% in H1, with a broadly neutral impact on margin
- Execution against the Group’s offsite manufacturing strategy has transformed our internal delivery capabilities and innovation potential across timber frame and Light Gauge Steel (“LGS”) with the acquisition of Harmony Timber Solution Ltd. (“Harmony”) and our LGS manufacturing partnership now complete
- Continued delivery against our sustainability objectives with the publication of our Net Zero pathway on track for Q4 2022
- Continued disciplined capital allocation against clearly articulated priorities has enabled the completion of 75.1 million share repurchases (€87.2 million) in H1 with €50 million yet to be deployed under the current buyback programme
Outlook
The strength of the current market is demonstrated through our strong performance to date in 2022 and forward order book, which total €989.8 million. The closed units and forward order book in the suburban business of €588.1 million and 1,831 units gives good visibility on deliveries in both 2022 and 2023. The urban revenue recognised in 2022 and forward order book of €401.7 million relates to six projects that the business will deliver between 2022 and 2024.

Despite the near-term challenges of CPI and material availability, the Group are confident of delivering EPS for 2022 of between 7.5 cent to 8.5 cent.

Current land portfolio of approximately €490million gives strong visibility that we will materially surpass our land target of €500 million by year end providing significant efficiency for our Balance Sheet and further enhancing our Return on Equity.
Anticipated strong cash generation in H2 will result in low levels of net debt at year end, and excess cash being invested in line with the Group’s capital allocation policy which includes net leverage guideline of 15% of net assets.
Speaking today, Stephen Garvey, CEO said:
“We’re continuing to grow and scale our business successfully, while innovating and investing in sustainable manufacturing technology that will deliver the homes of the future that Ireland needs.
We’re dealing effectively with the challenges of disrupted supply chains, a volatile cost environment, and a planning system that’s contributing to the supply shortage rather than alleviating it.
I'm proud of the highly capable team we have that's delivering to such a high standard, with a relentless focus on sustainability, supply change integration, and a rigorous approach to the deployment of capital.
Looking ahead, while the Government’s First Home and Help to Buy schemes will provide much- needed support for homebuyers, they won’t be enough to solve Ireland’s accommodation crisis if planning policy and the planning system do not get the reform they need so urgently.”
https://glenveagh.ie/download/interim-RNS-2022
https://glenveagh.ie/download/interim-presentation-2022

### Glenveagh Properties plc publishes Interim Results for H1 2026

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-properties-plc-publishes-interim-results-for-h1-2026
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-09-10
- Last updated: 2026-09-10

Glenveagh Properties plc publishes Interim Results for H1 2026

Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh"), the leading Irish homebuilder, has published its interim results for the first six months of 2026.
Note this press release covers the main points of the RNS. The full RNS issued by the company this morning can be accessed from this link.
Key highlights from the results include:
- Increase in the forecast for the number of new homes Glenveagh will complete this year to 2,900 (an increase of 150 on the previous forecast).
- Increase in its guidance on Earnings Per Share (EPS) to at least 21 cent per share, from up to 21 cent per share.
- Increases value of its current share buyback programme to €100m worth of shares (was €50m).
- Confirmation that it has already sold, contracted or reserved all 2,900 homes that it expects to complete this year.
Glenveagh CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
"The first half of 2026 reflects continued disciplined execution of our long-term strategy. Our Homebuilding order book is well-positioned, supported by new site launches delivering impressive sales rates with robust demand across all our existing selling developments. The Partnerships business continues to grow at scale, cementing Glenveagh as the partner of choice for the State in delivering the homes Ireland needs. With the visibility our order book and construction progress provide, we are upgrading full-year deliveries to more than 2,900 equivalent homes and EPS to at least 21 cent, whilst doubling our buyback to €100 million.
During the period, we also strengthened our funding position, completing the refinancing of our debt facilities and increasing total committed funding to €550 million, extending our maturity profile and broadening our lender base.
Ireland’s housing delivery system is beginning to move more decisively, supported by a strengthening policy backdrop. Sustaining that momentum will require continued progress on zoning, servicing capacity and enabling infrastructure, and we will continue to engage constructively to help translate policy intent into homes on the ground.
Looking ahead, our focus is on converting the order book into completed homes at pace. We expect the Group will be highly cash generative in the second half, supporting further returns to shareholders, reflected in the Board’s decision to double our buyback to €100 million. Alongside this, we continue to invest in our manufacturing and innovation capability, sharpening efficiency and affordability so that we keep delivering the best value product for our customers."
Performance Summary
As previously guided, the company’s delivery programme in the Homebuilding division is weighted in favour of H2.In H1, Glenveagh delivered strong sales momentum and accelerated construction activity across active sites. As at 9 September 2026, the Group’s closed and forward order book stands at approximately €1.8 billion, up 29% year-on-year.
Construction activity accelerated materially during H1, with year-to-date construction spend up 34%. This investment supports completions through H2 2026 and into 2027, and is expected to convert materially into closings and cash during the second half.
Strategic Highlights in H1
- Strong growth in closed and forward order book2 to approximately €1.8 billion (H1 2025: approximately €1.4 billion), up 29% year-on-year, reflecting sustained demand across the Group's high-quality, well-located own-door portfolio.
- All units expected to close in 2026 are now sold, contracted or reserved, providing strong visibility on deliveries.
- Continued to scale Partnerships, with a growing share of new schemes being created on Glenveagh's own landbank, accelerating delivery and improving return on capital; the Group is in active discussions on approximately 1,000 units of this pipeline and expects to update on their conversion to order book with the full year results.
- Build cost inflation remained in line with expectations, with more than 90% of costs in 2026 and 55% of costs in 2027 agreed.
- Landbank expanded to approximately 21,000 units (FY 2025: approximately 19,000) at limited incremental cost: the rezoning of the Group's strategic land holdings to residential use added approximately 600 units at no cost, supplemented by planning and design gains (approximately 900 units) and targeted land investment of €33 million, adding approximately 1,100 units. The portfolio has been assembled at an average cost of approximately €27,000 per unit, less than 10% of net development value, an industry-leading position that underpins embedded value and returns.
- Secured planning permission for 1,761 units in H1 and made lodgements for over 2,517 units; approximately 65% of the Group’s landbank now has planning permission, either secured or lodged, providing significant support to the Group's medium term delivery plans.
- Completed debt refinancing, increasing total committed funding to €550 million through a new five-year €450 million Revolving Credit Facility (RCF) and €100 million seven-year private placement notes, broadening the Group's lender base and extending its debt maturity profile.
- Current share buyback programme expanded by €50 million to €100 million; upon completion of the current programme, approximately €520 million will have been returned to shareholders since 2021.
Financial Highlights in H1
- Group revenues of €239.7 million (H1 2025: €341.6 million), with strong Partnerships growth (+43%) partially offsetting the H2-weighted delivery phasing in Homebuilding which delivered revenue of €63.9 million (H1 2025: €218.4 million).
- Strong Partnerships revenue of €175.8 million (H1 2025: €123.2 million), with the segment on track to deliver its guided average annual gross profit of at least €60 million.
- Improved Homebuilding gross margin to 21.9% (H1 2025: 21.4%), reflecting favourable site mix in the period, and Partnerships gross profit grew 16% to €23.2 million.
- Year-to-date construction spend up 34%, with work in progress of €504.7 million (H1 2025: €346.8 million), underpinning the upgraded 2026 delivery guidance and completions into 2027.
- Homebuilding average selling price (ASP) of approximately €402,000 (H1 2025: €377,000), reflecting the higher proportion of non-standard homes on portions of sites acquired in late 2024 where planning was secured by previous owners; ASP is expected to be approximately €380,000 for 2026. Pricing remained firm across all active selling sites, reflecting sustained demand for the Group's product.
- Net debt of €422.7 million at 30 June 2026 (H1 2025: €229.9 million), with operating cash outflow of €209.1 million reflecting accelerated construction investment that is expected to convert materially into cash in H2. Net debt is guided to reduce to approximately €120 million by year-end.
Outlook
- Full-year EPS guidance upgraded to at least 21 cent (previously up to 21 cent), with higher Homebuilding completions and Partnerships income offset by lower land sale revenue and higher interest costs.
- The Group now expects to complete overall total equivalent home deliveries1 of more than 2,900 units in 2026 (previously 2,750). Of these, in excess of 1,700 will be Homebuilding deliveries (previously 1,600). Combined 2026 and 2027 Homebuilding deliveries remains at approximately 3,600 units.
- Homebuilding gross margin is expected to remain at approximately 21%, supported by standardisation, scale benefits and embedded site economics.
- Land sale guidance for 2026 is revised to approximately €20 million (previously €45 million), with a further €25 million of land sales anticipated in 2027. The Group remains on track to reduce its total investment in land by approximately €100 million by December 2027.
- Net debt is expected to reduce materially by year-end to approximately €120 million as H2 completions convert work in progress into cash; with a more balanced delivery profile from 2027, intra-year working capital peaks are expected to moderate significantly, supporting a structurally lower net debt profile through future periods.

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### Glenveagh Properties wins at County Kildare Chamber Business Awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-properties-wins-at-county-kildare-chamber-business-awards
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2024-11-18
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Glenveagh Properties recognised at the County Kildare Chamber Business Awards. Read about the award and what it means for the region. Read more.

Glenveagh Properties wins at County Kildare Chamber Business Awards

Glenveagh Properties PLC has announced it received three awards at the County Kildare Chamber Business Awards hosted last Friday night at the Killashee Hotel, Naas. The County Kildare Chamber Business Awards celebrate the best in business in Kildare.
The awards that Glenveagh took home were:
- Best Overall Business of the Year
- Best Performing Large Business of the Year
- The Health and Wellbeing Award
These awards recognise Glenveagh’s success both with their business strategy and their commitment to fostering a healthy and supportive environment for their employees. Glenveagh is one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, employing 240 people at their head office in Maynooth, Co. Kildare with almost 200 people directly employed on-site at various developments and projects in Kildare and other counties.
Commenting on the awards, Sinéad Tolan, Head of HR at Glenveagh, said “we are absolutely delighted to accept these three prestigious awards. Our employees’ hard work and dedication make achievements like this possible, and the Kildare Chamber’s recognition of these efforts is a testament to our firm commitment to delivering high-quality homes for our thriving communities. We are proud of our Kildare roots, having based our head office in Maynooth, and these awards are a testimony to our work both in the local community and nationally”.

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### Glenveagh signs 'Elevate' inclusive workplace pledge

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-signs-elevate-inclusive-workplace-pledge
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2022-04-13
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh signs the Elevate inclusive workplace pledge, strengthening our commitment to diversity and inclusion. Read more now.

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Glenveagh Properties PLC, an Irish homebuilder, has signed the 'Elevate’ inclusive workplace pledge coordinated by Business in the Community Ireland (BITCI). By signing up to this pledge, Glenveagh, along with 52 other Irish businesses, is demonstrating its commitment to building a truly inclusive workplace, and supporting the broader values of inclusion, equality, and opportunity in Irish society.
Upon signing the Elevate pledge, Glenveagh is committing to the following:
- Recording the diversity profile of the overall workforce
- Participating in an annual BITCI report which will publish the diversity profile of the collective workforce
- Annually developing one tangible action that ensures the recruitment or retention of diverse talent
- Annually reporting on the impact of this action
- Increasing ambition on the equality, diversity and inclusion agenda
- Collaborating with fellow signatories to learn and create solutions for social impact
Speaking about signing the pledge, Glenveagh Chief Executive Stephen Garvey said:
“We recognise that businesses have a key role to play in supporting social inclusion in Ireland, and the signing of this pledge gives us a valuable opportunity to a create real, measurable and meaningful impact.”
“It’s part of our overall strategy to create a more diverse, inclusive and equal business and we are committed to attracting and supporting a diverse and inclusive workforce free from any discrimination, where people feel a true sense of belonging.”
As well as signing this pledge, Glenveagh has now also become a member of Business in the Community Ireland, a movement for sustainable change in business and Ireland’s only membership network dedicated to sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

### Glenveagh to help provide emergency accommodation for up to 40 Ukrainian families

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-to-help-provide-emergency-accommodation-for-up-to-40-ukrainian-families
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2022-03-08
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh steps up to provide emergency accommodation for up to 40 Ukrainian families. Read more now.

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- New partnership with social and affordable housing provider Clúid announced
- Glenveagh will also contribute a minimum of €250,000 to Ukrainian relief charities and treble contributions made by staff
Glenveagh Properties PLC, an Irish homebuilder, has teamed up with social and affordable housing provider Clúid to provide emergency accommodation in Ireland for up to 40 Ukrainian families who have had to leave their homes following the Russian invasion.
The partnership has been established in recent days in response to the grave humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.
Capacity will, in part, be sourced from Glenveagh’s completed developments that is additional to existing homes already allocated for housing in 2022.
The measure is one of a number being taken by Glenveagh to help people affected by the conflict.
Other measures include:
- A minimum €250,000 contribution from the company to Ukrainian relief charities. As this is an emergency humanitarian crisis, Glenveagh will be donating this with immediate effect
- Glenveagh has committed to treble all staff contributions to Ukrainian relief charities, which will be made on a voluntary basis through a staff payroll donation mechanism that will allow them to contribute the equivalent of a day’s pay
- Every member of Glenveagh’s Executive Committee has undertaken to make this contribution
- Glenveagh will also invite its suppliers, subcontractors and professional service firms to support the relief effort with a contribution of €500 (or more if circumstances allow)
Glenveagh Chief Executive Stephen Garvey said:
“We are shocked to see so many people in Ukraine suffering and we want to do something meaningful to help alleviate that suffering as best we can.
This shock is being felt throughout the business and I know people in every part of Glenveagh want to be part of a collective effort to maximise the impact we can make.
We are glad to partner with Clúid in making accommodation available for up to 40 Ukrainian families who need a safe place to stay.
We also want to recognise the generosity of our colleagues throughout Glenveagh by committing to a minimum donation of €250,000 to Ukrainian relief charities as part of supporting individual donations from colleagues by trebling each contribution.
This is a truly dreadful time for Ukrainian people and they can be assured of our support.”

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### Glenveagh to host first dedicated Careers in Construction Day in Maynooth

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-to-host-first-dedicated-careers-in-construction-day-in-maynooth
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2025-09-10
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Glenveagh hosts its first dedicated Careers in Construction Day in Maynooth, opening doors for students. Read more now.

Glenveagh to host first dedicated Careers in Construction Day in Maynooth

- Careers in Construction Day will be held on Saturday, 4 October at the Glenroyal Hotel, Maynooth from 10am to 1pm.
- New career opportunities for those interested in areas such as construction, civil engineering, infrastructure and customer service across all levels.
- Workplace benefits include an attractive salary, comprehensive benefits package including healthcare and pension, and a supportive team environment.
Glenveagh, one of Ireland’s leading homebuilders, will host its first dedicated Careers in Construction Day, inviting residents in Maynooth and surrounding areas to take the next step in their careers. Taking place in the Glenroyal Hotel in Maynooth on Saturday, 4 October from 10am to 1pm, the Careers in Construction Day will showcase various roles available in the business with opportunities for interested candidates to discuss careers in Glenveagh with company representatives.
Located in Maynooth, Glenveagh is a significant contributor to Ireland’s housing supply and has delivered over 7,500 homes across 50 sites since 2017. This includes almost 2,500 homes last year alone.
Glenveagh plays an active role in shaping communities and creating employment opportunities in local areas. As it continues to expand its operations, the business is seeking motivated individuals to join and contribute to its growing workforce.
Glenveagh offers a clear pathway to long-term growth, with opportunities across a range of areas and levels, from construction management, civil engineering and project management to customer experience and head office support roles, amongst others. The business offers hands-on training, ongoing mentorship and the chance to work with industry experts.
As a people-first employer, benefits to working with Glenveagh include an attractive salary, a comprehensive benefits package including healthcare and pension contribution, and a supportive team environment where each individual’s contribution is valued.
Named as one of Ireland’s Best Large Workplaces in 2025, the company is the first of its kind in the Irish construction industry to receive the Gold Accreditation for Diversity from the Irish Centre for Diversity.
Sinéad Tolan, Head of Human Resources at Glenveagh, said: “At Glenveagh, we’re proud to offer rewarding and long-term careers within in the construction sector. We are dedicated to nurturing talent across a range of backgrounds and experiences.
We take pride in giving back to our communities and this includes giving local people the opportunity to grow their careers in their own surroundings. This Careers in Construction Day is a chance for local residents to find out more about who we are, meet our team and to see what a future career with Glenveagh could look like.”
Registration for Glenveagh’s dedicated Careers in Construction Day is available at glenveagh.ie/moygaddy

### Glenveagh to partner with the Irish Green Building Council for greener and healthier homes

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-to-partner-with-the-irish-green-building-council-for-greener-and-healthier-homes
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2022-03-04
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh joins forces with the Irish Green Building Council to deliver greener, healthier homes in Ireland. Read more now.

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One of Ireland's leading homebuilders, Glenveagh Properties PLC has today announced a new strategic partnership with the Irish Green Building Council (IGBC).
This collaboration will see Glenveagh work closely with the IGBC to prioritise sustainability in its new housing developments.
Glenveagh’s ambition is to set a new benchmark in the sector by delivering the maximum possible social benefit at the lowest possible environmental cost. It has committed to embedding sustainability throughout its business under six pillars. As part of this, it is developing its transition to Net Zero and will publish a plan later in 2022. Membership of IGBC is therefore timely and will facilitate a collaborative approach within the sector to take action on issues such as embodied carbon and the circular economy.
Glenveagh has already engaged with the IGBC’s Home Performance Index through the 463 residential units in Citywest which are registered for this national sustainability certification.
Pat Barry, CEO at IGBC, said: “The Home Performance Index (HPI) certification is now scaling up rapidly and is being used by the largest housing developers in Ireland. With more than 5,000 homes registered, the HPI is expected to reach up to 50% of all homes built in Ireland in the next couple of years. We are delighted to have Glenveagh on board supporting Ireland’s shift to healthier and greener homes.”
Lorraine Fitzgerald, Head of Sustainability at Glenveagh added: “We are very excited to join the Irish Green Building Council and to receive support to reach our ambitious sustainability targets as sustainability is core to the success of our business and of growing importance to our customers. Having already focused on making our houses highly energy efficient, we are now working to reduce our embodied carbon and the emissions in our supply chain, and to succeed, we need to implement improvements together with our supply chain partners in many areas such as whole life carbon, circularity, and biodiversity.”

### Glenveagh Transitioning to Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) on sites

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-transitioning-to-hydrotreated-vegetable-oil-hvo-on-sites
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2023-08-23
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh transitions to Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil on all sites, significantly reducing carbon emissions. Read more now.

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As part of our Net Zero Transition Plan which we published in March, Glenveagh Properties plc is transitioning sites to renewable fuel, switching from diesel to Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) to run onsite power generators, plant and non-road mobile machinery. Currently, this diesel is responsible for almost 70% of our direct (scope 1 and 2) greenhouse gas emissions. When compared to standard diesel, HVO can reduce these emissions by 90%.
HVO is a low-carbon biofuel that works as a direct replacement for conventional diesel without the need for engine modifications. It is a renewable diesel that is typically produced from a variety of vegetable oils and fats that are treated thermo-chemically with hydrogen. In addition, to reducing greenhouse gas emissions, it can also help to significantly improve local air quality through the reduction of Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) by 29% and particulate matter by 85%.
Head of Sustainability at Glenveagh, Lorraine Fitzgerald said: “The switch to HVO marks a key milestone on our decarbonisation journey at Glenveagh. Our Net Zero Transition Plan sets out our ambitious science-based targets, to reduce our direct emissions by 46% by 2031, and to achieve net zero by 2050. Much of our emissions come from fossil fuels used on our sites, so this is an area where we can make a significant and direct impact in tackling our carbon emissions reductions.”
Find out more about Glenveagh’s transition to HVO in our HVO position paper here.

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### Glenveagh welcomes new planning bill

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-welcomes-new-planning-bill
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-07-01
- Last updated: 2026-07-01

Glenveagh welcomes new planning bill

Planning and Development (amendment) Bill 2026 will support greater planning consistency and certainty – Glenveagh
One of the country’s largest homebuilders, Glenveagh, has welcomed the publication of the Planning and Development (Amendment) Bill 2026.
David Caffrey, Head of Planning and Policy, Glenveagh commented:
"Consistency of implementation across all authorities and decision-makers, aligned to national policy, is essential to creating the increased certainty that housing delivery requires. The Bill, as published recently, is positive in this regard.
It will deliver greater clarity, certainty and consistency through the transition to ten year County Development Plans. The sooner these new long term plans are in place, the better for increasing housing supply.
To reinforce that consistency, these ten-year plans should use the most up to date information as a shared evidence base. The Department of Housing and Office of the Planning Regulator should also provide a clear robust national methodology in the preparation of these statutory plans, which should ensure that zoning reflects actual build-out potential rather than theoretical capacity.
This is another welcome addition to the housing policy landscape. Substantive progress has been made, and the challenge facing housing delivery today is not a lack of policy - it is the gap between policy intent and implementation on the ground. This Bill will help close that gap, supporting plan led development and ensuring enough serviced, deliverable land is zoned to maintain supply momentum."

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### Glenveagh welcomes updated Housing for All plan as positive step toward unlocking homebuilding

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveagh-welcomes-updated-housing-for-all-plan-as-positive-step-toward-unlocking-homebuilding
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2025-11-13
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh welcomes the updated Housing for All plan as a positive step toward unlocking homebuilding in Ireland. Read more now.

Glenveagh welcomes updated Housing for All plan as positive step toward unlocking homebuilding

Prompt court decisions on critical infrastructure projects and zoning of land remain critical
Commenting on the Government’s Delivering Homes, Building Communities 2025-2030 action plan, released today, Stephen Garvey, CEO of Glenveagh, said:
“Today’s plan builds on a series of important Government measures introduced over the last 11 months. In this relatively short timeframe, there have been significant decisions, such as the National Development Plan’s substantial housing and infrastructure budget, the review of rent pressure zones, the new VAT rate on apartments, updates to the National Planning Framework, new apartment guidelines, the establishment of Housing Activation Office, extensions to planning permissions, and most recently, plans allowing developers to construct wastewater treatment plants. These all demonstrate the Government’s commitment to fostering a supportive policy environment for building more homes across various tenures.
As we digest today’s plan, it clearly creates further momentum and supports how this enhanced policy environment will be implemented. The expanded resources and financial supports for State agencies and local authorities are particularly welcome. We look forward to working closely with them to deliver homes and infrastructure at scale. The focus on modern methods of construction and standardisation is also encouraging.
The priority now must be consistent and speedy implementation. In line with this, several key actions must be taken. Addressing the remaining barriers, most notably the legislative planning environment, is critical for Ireland to fully capitalise on these policy advances. We eagerly await the Accelerating Infrastructure Taskforce’s action plan, which will be key to unlocking rapid delivery. Prompt court decisions on critical schemes, such as the Greater Dublin Drainage Project, and the new apartment guidelines, are essential. Equally important is the variation of County Development Plans by local authorities to zone more land for housing, as directed by the Minister for Housing.
The Government is ambitious in its target of 300,000 homes in the lifetime of this plan. But many of the required elements to start delivering more homes are in place. By addressing the remaining barriers and all parts of the industry working together, workable solutions are possible and will translate into new homes for communities across Ireland.”

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### Glenveagh’s Science-Based Targets Verified by SBTi

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/glenveaghs-science-based-targets-verified-by-sbti
- Section: Corporate news
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh's science-based targets are formally verified by the SBTi, a key milestone in our net zero journey. Read more now.

Glenveagh’s Science-Based Targets Verified by SBTi

Glenveagh Properties plc is delighted to announce that it has had its science-based targets (SBTs) formally verified by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
The SBTs were developed as part of Glenveagh’s Net Zero Transition Plan, which was published in March 2023, and have since undergone a rigorous validation process with the SBTi. Overall, Glenveagh commits to reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions across its value chain by 2050 from a 2021 base year.
The approved targets see Glenveagh committed to reducing its absolute scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) by 46.2% by 2031 and by 90% by 2050. Glenveagh has also committed to reducing its scope 3 GHG emissions intensity (tCO2e/100sqm) by 55% by 2030 and 97% by 2050. All of these targets are from a base year of 2021.
Glenveagh’s Net Zero Transition Plan is a comprehensive plan to achieve these targets and includes such actions as using renewable fuel on sites, transitioning the fleet to electric vehicles, engaging with suppliers and subcontractors to reduce their emissions, and innovating all aspects of the home building process to reduce the embodied carbon.
The SBTi is a collaboration between CDP, the United Nations Global Compact, World Resources Institute (WRI), and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and is one of the We Mean Business Coalition commitments. The SBTi defines and promotes best practice in science-based target setting, offers resources and guidance to reduce barriers to adoption, and independently assesses and approves companies’ targets.
Glenveagh has also recently published its first-ever biodiversity strategy. This is a significant step forward for the company. Glenveagh’s commitment to biodiversity is a strategic business decision as well as demonstrating environmental responsibility. This strategy is a step towards better understanding how Glenveagh as a business has an impact on and depends upon biodiversity and complements our Net Zero Transition Plan. Learn more about our strategy and detailed actions here.
Notes:
Overall Net-Zero Target
Glenveagh Properties PLC commits to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions across the value chain by 2050 from a 2021 base year.
Near-Term Targets
Glenveagh commits to reduce absolute scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions 46.2% by 2031 from a 2021 base year*. Glenveagh also commits to reduce scope 3 GHG emissions 55.0% per 100 square meters of completed floor area within the same timeframe*.
*The target boundary includes biogenic land related emissions and removals from bioenergy feedstocks.
Long-Term Targets
Glenveagh commits to reduce absolute scope 1 and 2 GHG emissions 90% by 2050 from a 2021 base year. Glenveagh also commits to reduce scope 3 GHG emissions 97% per 100 square meters of completed floor area within the same timeframe.

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### H1 Trading Statement 2024

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/h1-trading-statement-2024
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2024-07-04
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Read Glenveagh's H1 2024 trading statement, covering first-half performance highlights and full-year outlook. Read more now.

H1 Trading Statement 2024

Strong progress made with over 800 completions and 22% growth in closed and forward order book; on track to deliver full year EPS guidance
Glenveagh Properties PLC ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") is today issuing a trading update for the six months ended 30 June 2024 ahead of the publication of its H1 2024 results on 5 September 2024.
H1 2024 Performance Summary
- Over 800 units of the 2,700 full year target completed in H1 2024 (H1 2023: 333)
- Strong closed and forward order book of €1172m across our three business segments, increasing by 22% from €963m as at our AGM Trading Update on 2 May 2024. The closed and forward order book in the Suburban business of €710m, comprising 2,057 units, gives strong visibility on deliveries and revenue in H2 2024
- H1 revenue of approximately €150m (H1 2023: €172m). Urban performance reflected the completion of 510 units from existing forward fund transactions, where approximately 90% of revenue has already been recognised in prior periods. Suburban completions of 294 units (H1 2023: 333) were impacted by the scheduling of closings, which are now occurring early in the third quarter. Partnerships segment revenue was in line with expectations
- Suburban gross margin now expected to be in excess of 20% in FY 2024, compared to an underlying margin of 19.3% in FY 2023, driven by our enlarged scale, increased standardisation of product and processes, and continued integration of manufacturing
- Partnership sites comprising over 2,000 units now operating at scale, with revenue and profit to accelerate in H2 due to strong construction progress. A third Partnerships contract is now subject to final legal agreement, and we are in advanced negotiations on a fourth agreement, which combined will add approximately 1,000 units to our Partnerships pipeline
- Placed on the LDA framework panel to accelerate the delivery of mixed tenure homes. In advanced negotiations with LDA to commence the activation of our Urban portfolio in Cork Docklands via a forward fund transaction, with additional LDA partnership opportunities possible over time
- Progressing with forward fund transactions on two urban developments totalling 260 units, including the transaction noted in our AGM Trading Update in May
- Strong planning momentum with permissions granted for approximately 1,300 units in H1 with over 95% of units targeted for FY 2025 now with planning permissions granted
- Net debt increase as anticipated to approximately €250m (H1 2023: €182m), driven by increased WIP investment which will unwind as unit deliveries accelerate in H2
Outlook
- FY 2024 is a milestone year of growth for Glenveagh. Our strong forward order book, operational momentum, and continued progress in manufacturing underpins our full year EPS guidance which anticipates a more than doubling of EPS to approximately 17 cent (FY 2023: 8 cent), and Return on Equity target of approximately 15%
- We continue to invest in accordance with our capital allocation priorities, notably in land where we are now seen as the partner of choice for landowners in attractive Suburban and Partnership led locations. A number of significant land transactions are now being explored in this regard
- These acquisition opportunities, should they materialise, are in highly attractive locations that are fully aligned with the ambitions of national and regional planning policy. These will also underpin long-term operational growth and optimal returns for shareholders, supported by our resolute focus on enhancing Return on Equity and our commitment to manage the size of the landbank to below €400m over the long term. Once our capital allocation priorities are satisfied, we remain committed to returning any excess cash identified to shareholders
CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
“We continue to make excellent progress across our business and are firmly on track to meet our objectives for the year.
Our performance provides further evidence of our key strengths and capabilities – our planning and design expertise; our skilled and motivated workforce; our state-of-the-art vertically integrated manufacturing operation; and our ability to enhance and accelerate housing delivery at scale through greater standardisation while optimising modern methods of construction.
The targeted industry initiatives implemented by the Government via Housing For All has provided much momentum to new home output across the market delivering approximately 35,000 units per annum and strong commencement growth in 2024. Yet as we continue to scale up our activities and deliver more homes at pace, it is more important than ever that we build on the initiatives already in place and implement the structures required for the market to deliver over 50,000 units per annum. We know the enormous potential there is for advancing quality housing delivery through collaborative State and private sector projects, working in tandem with shared objectives, and the collective deployment of resources and capital.
Glenveagh’s ability to deliver great value, high-quality, sustainable homes at scale via our innovative and proven vertically integrated operation positions the business at the forefront of meeting the needs of a growing economy and rapidly expanding population, supported by motivated legislators and a strong fiscal position.”

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### Inaugural Glenveagh homebuilding report sets out priorities for scaling up housing delivery

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/inaugural-glenveagh-homebuilding-report-sets-out-priorities-for-scaling-up-housing-delivery
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-08-31
- Last updated: 2026-08-31

Inaugural Glenveagh homebuilding report sets out priorities for scaling up housing delivery

Ireland must move urgently on Modern Methods of Construction (MMC), zoning, and the National Development Plan if it is to improve the scalable delivery of homes, according to a comprehensive new report by Ireland’s leading homebuilder.
The inaugural Glenveagh Homebuilding Horizons Report is a wide-ranging analysis combining, for the first time, comprehensive Irish/EU benchmarking housing research, Glenveagh’s own data, and representative public polling on housing. The benchmarking research shows that Ireland is building new homes at a faster rate than any other EU country.
The report features an overall assessment of the homebuilding sector and sets out the policy actions Glenveagh believes can support greater housing delivery over the coming decade.
Its central finding is that few of Ireland's housing challenges require significant new policy: the foundations for scalable delivery are in place, the direction of travel is right, and the focus now needs to shift to consistent implementation.
In total, Glenveagh has proposed 40 practical recommendations that will support existing policy and the various stages of the homebuilding process.
The report identifies three immediate housing priorities:
Remove the barriers to Modern Methods of Construction (MMC). MMC is an innovative form of construction whereby more of the house or apartment is manufactured offsite and then assembled on site. It can create homes that are quicker to build, more sustainable, and of a higher quality, thanks to digital design methods and precision engineering. It reduces the reliance on favourable weather conditions associated with traditional methods of homebuilding, while also opening up exciting new career and job opportunities in the industry. MMC is crucial to increasing supply, improving consistency of delivery and output, and curbing costs. However, the current regulatory structure is holding progress back. Certificates from bodies with European Accreditation should be accepted by Irish building control authorities where they meet all relevant standards, removing the need for separate domestic re-accreditation.
Maximise zoned land and accelerate ten-year plans. A consistent national approach to zoning, with clear accountability, is needed. The Cabinet Committee on Housing should engage regularly with local authorities and the Office of the Planning Regulator to ensure the next round of development plan variations is adequate and new ten-year plans are put in place as soon as practicable.
Fully fund National Development Plan housing commitments. Investment and reform must go hand in hand. State investment gives the private sector certainty and acts as a multiplier. Budget 2027 should maintain NDP housing commitments in full while reforming key schemes – including the Cost Rental Equity Loan, the Capital Advance Leasing Facility, and infrastructure investment – to ensure financial sustainability and maximise the homes delivered for every euro invested.
The report argues that inconsistent implementation across numerous stages of the homebuilding process, including zoning, planning, and the interpretation of regulations, is a core barrier to delivery, creating uncertainty and delays that add cost to projects and affect viability and affordability.
Inaugural Irish/EU benchmarking housing research
The first ever comprehensive Ireland/EU wide benchmarking research commissioned from Goodbody for the report shows Ireland will complete 7.2 new homes per 1,000 people this year – the fastest rate in the EU and more than double the EU average of three.
To support this, the government spent 2.3% of Gross National Income (the total amount earned by Irish people and businesses both domestically and internationally) on housing in 2024. This performance follows a decade of rapid population growth, with Ireland's population up 16% since 2015 compared with a European average of 2%.
Glenveagh founder and CEO, Stephen Garvey, commented: “It’s well acknowledged that due to economic prosperity alongside significant population growth we have a major housing challenge for the coming decade, but we are closer to resolving it than many might believe.
Much of the analysis of the Irish homebuilding sector is political or academic. We work at the very centre of the process - from acquiring land and securing planning, through to delivering homes across all tenures. We deal with our customers every day and understand what they need. We believe it is useful for the practical experience of companies like ours to be heard in a debate that is critical to Ireland's future competitiveness.
“We have to factor in the uncertainty that is on the horizon. Trade wars, geo-political turmoil, and energy shocks are current and pressing issues. Trends like climate change sit alongside a forthcoming demographic crunch. Ireland’s strong economic performance is funding strategic investments and the reforms required to address structural challenges. This ‘Goldilocks moment’ of national economic prosperity cannot be wasted when it comes to the necessary infrastructure and housing. We have an opportunity to deliver more homes - and ones that are more affordable and cost effective for the people who will live in them.”
Representative public polling
The report also includes new public polling carried out by research company Red C. Selected key findings include:
- Just 16% agree that Ireland is making real progress on housing
- 81% support zoning more land locally if it leads to more homes
- 48% cite house prices as the single biggest barrier to ownership
- Awareness of state supports is low: while 61% recognise Help to Buy, awareness of every other scheme sits below 50%, and 18% are not aware of any scheme at all.
David Caffrey, Head of Planning and Policy at Glenveagh, said: “These findings show that the record housing output is not yet being felt by the public – but the support is there for the solutions already available to us. We must continue to capitalise on the momentum created thus far by embedding certainty and consistency in the homebuilding process where we can. The 40 recommendations in this report are designed to do exactly that: no new major policy shifts, just delivering relentlessly on what's already been committed to.”
Independent research reports - detailed polling by Red C and the first ever comprehensive European comparative benchmarking by Goodbody - are also published alongside the report. To download a copy of the Glenveagh Homebuilding Horizons Report 2026, visit www.glenveagh.ie/corporate.

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### Interim Results 2023

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/interim-results-2023
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2023-09-14
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh's H1 2023 interim results cover financial performance, units delivered and strategic priorities. Read the full report now.

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Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") a leading Irish homebuilder announces its Interim Results for the period ended 30 June 2023.
Trading Summary
- We reiterate our FY 2023 guidance, anticipating an EPS outturn of 7.5-8.0 cents
- The Group performed to expectation in H1 2023 and increased suburban margin, secured approvals for both of its Partnerships sites, and benefitted from strong planning momentum. Profitability was impacted primarily by lower urban revenues, reflecting a higher H1 2022 comparative that included approximately €63m from the disposal of the East Road site, along with increased financing costs
- The Group has been granted permissions for approximately 4,000 units so far this year, some 700 of which are currently in post-grant appeal periods
- Our strategy of supply chain integration, combined with our scale and long-term supply chain commitments, enabled us to mitigate build cost inflation to a 4-5% level in H1 2023
- In June we launched NUA, the innovative manufacturing and new technology arm of the Group. NUA will lead innovation in modern methods of construction in the Irish market. Significant investment here is now largely completed and the business will have the capacity to deliver over 2,000 units in FY 2024 from our three off-site manufacturing facilities in Carlow, Arklow, and Dundalk.
- Our share buyback programme, initiated on 6 January 2023, was completed on 2 August 2023. Approximately €63 million was returned to shareholders, bringing overall returns to over €300 million since May 2021
- Strong progress was also made to further integrate sustainability throughout the business, alongside the launch of our Net Zero transition plan in March 2023
- All suburban units capable of closing in FY 2023 are now sold, signed or reserved. Further improvement in the suburban margin is expected in FY 2023 to approximately 19%
- Approximately €120m of revenue will be recognised in FY 2023 from the Group’s Urban business segment
- We anticipate making further efficiencies in our land investment and expect land value to approach €400 million by 31 December 2023, with further efficiencies anticipated in FY 2024. Work in progress (WIP) at year end is expected to increase on FY 2022 levels, to reflect ongoing developments in our urban portfolio. Net debt is expected to reach 10-15% of net assets at year end
Outlook
- We continue to see a very positive long-term demand outlook for the Irish residential housing market. Strong private demand is underpinned by a robust economic environment, a fast-growing population and supportive demand-side initiatives from the Government
- New opportunities are emerging to partner with multiple State agencies as part of the Government’s recent supply-side housing initiatives. Significant additional funding has been proposed for the Land Development Agency (LDA). In addition, one of our urban schemes of over 250 units has been approved under the Croi Conaithe programme and this is expected to commence in Q4. Our scale, operational capability and established expertise in partnership and urban development models, leaves us ideally positioned to participate in such initiatives. These have the potential to generate significant incremental revenue and profits for the Group over the medium term
- The improved planning momentum means that the Group has planning permission for all of its expected deliveries in FY 2024. Based on planning lodgements year to date and anticipated in the rest of this year, over 70% of our current landbank will be fully planned and available for development by the end of FY 2024
- We are currently active on 24 suburban and urban sites, including all of our large suburban sites required for FY 2024 delivery
- In our Partnerships business segment, enabling works have now commenced on both our Ballymastone and Oscar Traynor Road sites and we expect to deliver revenue of over €100 million in FY 2024, with an anticipated gross margin of approximately 15%
- A very healthy land portfolio and forward order book, combined with strong planning momentum and robust operational and manufacturing capability, gives the Group increasing confidence in its capacity to generate strong revenue and profit growth across its Suburban, Urban and Partnerships business segments in FY 2024. We are comfortable with current consensus EPS expectations for FY 2024 of approximately 17 cents
- We continue to remain focused on enhancing capital efficiency and cash generation across the business, with a renewed focus on investment in urban development activity in particular. Once our capital allocation priorities are satisfied, we will continue to return any excess cash identified to shareholders. This will underpin the delivery of long-term operational growth and optimal returns for shareholders, with our Return on Equity target of 15% in 2024 our key capital metric
CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
“We began the year with three clear objectives – to grow our portfolio of planned sites, to advance our Partnerships business, and to transform our manufacturing business.
While planning delays proved challenging at the start to the year, we have seen a strong upturn in permissions granted through 2023 and are on track to have over 70% of our current landbank fully planned and available by the end of FY 2024.
We began 2023 with no planning achieved in our Partnerships segment, to now being commenced on two of the largest such sites in the country. We are proving that public and private entities can work successfully together to deliver sustainable mixed tenure developments.
Partnerships are how substantial housing volume can be delivered effectively across all tenures. I encourage the Government to focus on this area as a vehicle to address the housing crisis.
The continued reform of planning policy and system, as well as the Government’s demand and supply side initiatives, are showing positive results too.
NUA is now at scale to deliver in 2024. This business gives us an excellent platform for delivering greater volumes of sustainable, high-quality, energy-efficient new homes using modern methods of construction.
The outlook across Glenveagh’s businesses is favourable and the opportunities are compelling. We are ideally placed to serve what continues to be strong private demand, in addition to working constructively with State agencies on supply-side initiatives. Accelerating the provision of new housing is critical to help sustain economic strength and to accommodate our young and fast-growing population.”

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### Interim Results 2024

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/interim-results-2024
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2024-09-05
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Glenveagh's H1 2024 interim results. Financial performance, units delivered and strategic priorities. Read the full report now.

Interim Results 2024

##### Full year expectations reiterated for a milestone year of growth
##### Announcing intention to commence €50 million share buyback programme
###### Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") a leading Irish homebuilder announces its Interim Results for the period ended 30 June 2024.
###### Operational Highlights
- Closed and forward order book totalling approximately €1.4 billion across our three business segments, underpinning our 2,700 completions for FY 2024 and giving strong visibility on deliveries and revenue into FY 2025
- Over 800 units of the 2,700 full year target completed in H1 2024 (H1 2023: 333)
- Suburban completions of 294 units in the first half (H1 2023: 333) have accelerated strongly in the third quarter. The closed and forward order book in the Suburban business is €770 million, comprising 2,215 units for delivery in FY 2024 and early FY 2025. Driven by our enlarged scale, increased standardisation of product and processes, and continued integration of manufacturing, Suburban gross margin is expected to be in excess of 20% in FY 2024, compared to an underlying margin of 19.3% in FY 2023
- Partnerships performance reflected increased construction activity in our Balmoston (Ballymastone) and Oscar Traynor Road sites. A third Partnerships contract for a site adjacent to Balmoston is now completed, with site development works now commenced. We are also advancing a fourth agreement and combined, these agreements will add approximately 1,000 units to our Partnerships pipeline for delivery from FY 2025 onwards
- Urban performance reflected the completion of 510 units from existing forward fund transactions, where approximately 90% of revenue has already been recognised in prior periods. Following the request to join the Land Development Agency (“LDA”) framework panel to accelerate the delivery of mixed tenure homes, a partnership with the agency to commence the activation of our Urban portfolio in Cork Docklands, via a forward fund transaction, is subject to final legal agreement
- Strong planning momentum with permissions now granted for approximately 1,500 units so far this year with over 95% of units targeted for FY 2025 now with planning permissions granted
- Good progress with our sustainability ambitions, focussing on implementing actions in line with our strategies on Net Zero transition, biodiversity and circular economy Disciplined Capital Allocation Supporting Growth and Returns
- As noted in our H1 Trading Statement on 4 July, we see potential to accelerate our future land investment plans and significantly expand our landbank in the near term in highly attractive locations. These investments, should they all materialise, would provide more than 6,000 units across multiple tenures, with an attractive return profile. These acquisitions would also provide potential to secure partnership agreements on adjacent sites for approximately 2,000 units, further enhancing the growth and return potential for that business segment and the Group overall
- Assuming these acquisitions are completed, our landbank value at year end would be approximately €500 million, with our medium-term target remaining at less than €400 million
- We remain committed to returning excess cash identified to shareholders, in accordance with our capital allocation framework. Given our operational and financial position and our confidence in the future cash generation and balance sheet strength of the business, we are pleased to announce the intention to commence on 6 September 2024 a €50 million share buyback programme, having returned over €300 million of capital to shareholders since the beginning of FY 2021
- Net Debt is expected to fall to below €200m by the end of FY 2024. This includes the commencement of our share buyback programme and all anticipated land acquisitions, should they materialise, and is within our guidance range of 15-25% of gross assets, a measure that now aligns with current covenant metrics
###### Outlook
- FY 2024 is a milestone year of growth for Glenveagh. We operate in a thriving market with strong demand, driven by an outperforming economy, strong population growth, and supportive State initiatives
- Our ability to deliver great value, high-quality, sustainable homes at scale via our proven vertically integrated operation positions the business at the forefront of meeting Ireland’s housing needs into the future
- We reiterate our full year EPS guidance which anticipates a more than doubling of EPS to approximately 17 cent in FY 2024 and a Return on Equity target of approximately 15%
###### CFO Transition
- Glenveagh today announces that Michael Rice has informed the Board that he is stepping down from his role as Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer (“CFO”) of Glenveagh to pursue other interests. Michael will step down from the Board on 31 December 2024 but will remain with Glenveagh into 2025 to ensure a smooth transition. Michael will be succeeded in the role of CFO by Conor Murtagh, who is currently Chief Strategy Officer and a member of the Group’s Executive Committee.
###### CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
“Our report today strongly signals that our business remains on a solid trajectory in 2024, achieving significant milestones across all three business segments.
Our ability to consistently deliver high-quality, sustainable homes at scale reflects the strength of our vertically integrated operation and the skill and dedication of our team at Glenveagh. We are on track to deliver on our target of 2,700 homes this year, a critical objective in our role in the sector responding to Ireland’s housing needs.
Glenveagh’s pioneering of modern methods of construction and our focus on standardisation and innovation are central to our strategy. As we continue to expand, our commitment to sustainability, efficiency, and affordability remains at the core of our operations.
We welcome the Government’s ongoing commitment to driving housing completions forward through targeted initiatives that enhance viability, and improvements in the planning system. The momentum we've seen in new home commencements and the growing output across the industry are promising indicators that Ireland can achieve the necessary increase in housing supply. Yet, as we aim to scale our activities further, collaboration between the public and private sectors remains key. It is crucial that we build upon the foundations laid by current initiatives to reach the next phase of output growth delivering over 50,000 units per annum.
We are confident that with continued targeted policy measures and strategic partnerships involving both capital and land between the public and private sectors, we will not only meet but exceed the housing targets necessary to respond to the housing needs of Ireland’s growing population and to bolster and sustain ongoing economic successes.”
Read the statement in full here.

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### Interim Results 2025

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/interim-results-2025
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2025-09-25
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Glenveagh's H1 2025 interim results. Financial performance, units delivered and strategic priorities. Read the full report now.

Strong momentum sustained with more than 900 Group completions in H1; on track to deliver full year guidance

Glenveagh Properties plc (“Glenveagh” or the “Group”) announces its Interim Results for the six months ended 30 June 2025.
Financial Highlights
H1 2025 Summary Performance
- More than 900 units1 completed in H1 2025 (H1 2024: 424), reflecting continued momentum and strong execution of the Group’s long-term delivery strategy across both the Homebuilding and Partnerships segments – on track to deliver approximately 2,600 Group completions1 for the full year.
- Revenues of €341.6 million, +124% increase on the prior year (H1 2024: €152.2m) and gross profit of €66.8 million (H1 2024: €27.7 million), driven by enhanced Homebuilding delivery volumes and increased Partnerships construction activity.
- Homebuilding completions of 566 units (H1 2024: 294); gross margin increased by 170bps to 21.4% (H1 2024: 19.7%), driven by a favourable site mix, scale and ongoing returns from innovation and standardisation.
- Partnerships continue to grow at scale with the completion of 339 equivalent units1 in the period (H1 2024: 130) and construction activity underway on six sites comprising over 3,900 units.
- Partnerships gross profit of €20.0 million represents the segment’s first material contribution at the interim stage; gross margin was 16.2% (H1 2024: 15.2%), slightly ahead of target owing to the timing of land sales and a favourable tenure mix.
- The Group’s closed and forward order book stands at approximately €1.4 billion (H1 2024: €1.4 billion), providing strong visibility on deliveries for the remainder of FY 2025 and into early FY 2026.
- Land sales of more than €60 million either closed or in advanced stages of contract, reflecting the Group's decision to further optimise capital employed in land and focus on sites of scale.
- Planning permission secured for more than 1,500 units in H1 with all units for FY26 now with planning permissions granted. In addition, all units for FY27 are now planned or have active planning applications, supporting future growth and delivery.
- Material improvement in operating cash flow in H1 2025 (-€10.7 million) versus the prior period (-€194.2 million), reflecting increased completions, greater contribution of the Partnerships segment and working capital optimisation.
- Net debt of €229.9 million at H1 2025 was lower than H1 2024 (€244.1 million) despite higher production levels, reflecting prudent cash management and disciplined capital deployment.
- The Group’s share buyback programme was expanded to €85 million in May 2025, of which approximately €83 million has been returned to shareholders at 23 September. In line with our capital allocation priorities and supported by strong operational performance, cash flow generation, and visibility on land sales, the current buyback programme is being further expanded to €105m. Since 2021 the Group has returned approximately €400 million to shareholders through a series of buybacks, resulting in an approximately 39% reduction in shares outstanding.
Outlook
- ·Full year EPS guidance of 19.5 cent reiterated.
- Continued confidence in delivering approximately 1,500 Homebuilding units, approximately €400 million in Partnerships revenue, and total equivalent1 home deliveries of approximately 2,600 units.
- Intensive focus on capital efficiency to continue with the Group on track to complete €100m of land sales across 2025 and 2026, aligned with optimising the Group’s land portfolio.
- A maturing pipeline of Partnership opportunities is expected to continue to support more than €400 million in revenues over the medium term.
- Revised National Planning Framework expected to have a material, positive impact on the Group’s strategic landbank, resulting in a lower capital deployment requirement in land in future periods.
- Landbank continues to support 2,600-3,600 equivalent1 units per annum through to 2030, underpinning the Group’s medium-term delivery objectives.
CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
“The first half of this year marks another period of successful execution against Glenveagh’s long-term strategy with a focus on scaling delivery, deepening public-private partnerships, and enhancing operational efficiency through innovation. These strategic pillars continue to deliver the strong performance we expect – with revenue, profitability and margin all in line with guidance – while maintaining discipline in capital deployment and risk management across the business.
Our vertically integrated model, landbank optimisation strategy and proven ability to deliver high-quality affordablehomes at scale continue to differentiate Glenveagh in the Irish market.
This is the first interim reporting period where our Partnerships segment has made a material contribution to Group profit, reflecting the scale and momentum now embedded in that part of the business. We are an established partner of choice for the State and continue to see strong demand and a growing pipeline of opportunities.
The benefits of our early investment in innovation and standardisation are also now visible in the enhanced margin profile. The advantages of our modern methods of construction are being felt across the two business segments. Our ongoing investment in next-generation building approaches enables us to deliver greater affordability for customers and supports greater value creation for shareholders.
We’ve remained disciplined in how we manage capital. Despite higher production levels, net debt is lower year-on-year, and we’ve continued to create additional value for shareholders via our buyback programme, a feature we expect to maintain.
In July, we welcomed the publication of the National Development Plan and the renewed focus on infrastructure and planning reform. These are critical enablers of housing delivery. A policy environment that supports viability, accelerates delivery and attracts private capital will be essential to meeting Ireland’s housing needs.In parallel, positive policy developments – including updates to rent regulation and apartment standards – further strengthen the prospects for increasing housing output in Ireland.
Against this backdrop, we are uniquely positioned, with strong visibility on future delivery both for the balance of this year and future years, and we remain confident in our ability to deliver sustainable value creation.”

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### January Trading Statement 2023

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/january-trading-statement-2023
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2024-01-10
- Last updated: 2025-11-26
- Summary: January trading statement from Glenveagh Properties plc

Full Year Trading Statement 2023

Glenveagh Properties PLC ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") is today issuing a trading update for the year ended 31 December 2023 ahead of the publication of its full year results on Wednesday, 28 February 2024.
FY 2023 Performance Summary
- In FY 2023 we increased suburban revenue and margin, generated revenue from our Partnerships business segment for the first time, and benefitted from strong planning momentum after the planning delays experienced in FY 2022. We delivered EPS at the top end of our guided range
- During 2023 we were granted permissions for approximately 4,600 units, almost 700 of which are currently in post-grant appeal periods. We also lodged planning applications for approximately 2,900 units during the year
- Net Debt was maintained at prudent levels as we continued to generate efficiencies from our landbank while also investing in our WIP for FY 2024, completing our significant investment in NUA and returning approximately €63m to shareholders
- We strongly advanced our operational capabilities in FY 2023, incorporating standardised house types into the manufacturing and delivery process, while enhancing build quality and customer service. We launched NUA as our off-site manufacturing business with capacity to deliver over 2,000 units, embedding innovation and modern methods of construction into our product offering
- We also progressed with our sustainability agenda, launching our Net Zero transition plan, including science-based targets (SBTs), in March 2023. Today we have published our Biodiversity strategy setting out our plan to take action to address the challenge of biodiversity loss across our value chain
Outlook
- The long-term demand outlook for the Irish residential housing market remains very positive, supported by a resilient domestic economy, a fast-growing population and supportive State initiatives. Given our proven operational capability and our established expertise in partnership and urban development models, we are very well placed to grow as a scale operator in the market
- We expect to generate strong revenue and profit growth across each of our Suburban, Urban and Partnerships business segments in FY 2024. This growth is underpinned by our healthy land portfolio and forward order book, continued planning momentum and strong operational and manufacturing capability. We are comfortable with current consensus EPS expectations for FY 2024 of approximately 17 cent
- Our forward suburban order book of 680 units contracted or reserved for FY 2024 provides good visibility on deliveries in early FY 2024. Strong reservation rates reflect robust private demand and supportive State initiatives in the market
- In addition to urban revenue from already contracted projects, we anticipate a renewed focus on urban development activity in FY 2024 as new opportunities emerge to partner with multiple state agencies as part of the Government’s supply-side housing initiatives. Significant additional funding has been proposed for the Land Development Agency (LDA) and we have been successfully shortlisted to participate in its development programme that will be advanced in early FY 2024
- We expect to deliver revenue from our Partnerships segment of over €100m in FY 2024, with an anticipated gross margin of approximately 15%. We expect to commence the construction of almost 1,300 homes under our partnership schemes this year
- We continue to remain focused on enhancing capital efficiency and cash generation across the business. Once our capital allocation priorities are satisfied, we remain committed to returning any excess cash identified to shareholders
Further guidance will be provided in the Full Year Results announcement on 28 February 2024
CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
> Glenveagh is strongly positioned for a pivotal year in 2024. We effectively responded to the challenges at the start of 2023 by delivering on key strategic priorities and this progress provides a solid platform to deliver at significant scale this year. Our healthy land portfolio and forward order book means that in 2024 we will provide the keys to approximately 2,700 new homes across the business. This is all underpinned by our proven operational and manufacturing capabilities that embrace sustainability and modern methods of construction.
> The State is also providing a positive backdrop of targeted and effective input, in the form of supportive initiatives on both the demand and supply side, which are making a real difference to increasing supply. This is aided by encouraging improvements in the planning policy and system. As the biggest source of landbank for the development of new homes and with the extent of its funding capacity, the State will continue to be the major driver in resolving Ireland’s accommodation shortage, in partnership with the housebuilding industry.
> The strong performance in our Partnerships business shows how much can be achieved when public and private entities work together to deliver what Ireland needs – sustainable, high-quality, energy-efficient, mixed tenure developments that will alleviate the supply shortage. That said, there remains plenty to do to ensure the country can accelerate housing supply and provide an opportunity for home ownership at the pace Ireland needs. The industry requires a housing target that accurately reflects current and future population requirements, designed for viable, desirable homes in locations where there is demand. To sustainably deliver increased housing supply requires appropriately aligning resourcing for planning bodies, local authorities and utility companies and ensuring the availability of land with critical infrastructure. Prioritising these actions as a matter of urgency will enhance industry wide efforts to expedite the delivery of quality homes and ultimately contribute to building flourishing communities.
TRADING OVERVIEW
The Group reported total revenue for the year of €608m (FY 2022: €645m), including a first time contribution from our Partnerships business segment. Excluding the FY 2022 disposal of the East Road site for approximately €63m, that did not recur in FY 2023, there was a modest increase in Group revenue.
Group gross margin was 18.5%, ahead of the 16.8% margin reported in FY 2022, reflecting an improved suburban margin of approximately 20% and notwithstanding the continued elevated inflation experienced by the business of 4-5% during FY 2023.
The Group’s operating profit was approximately €71m in FY 2023 (FY 2022: €70m).
Earnings Per Share increased by 5% to 8.0 cents, at the top end of Group guidance.
The Group ended the year with net debt of approximately €51m. Further efficiencies were generated in our net investment in land and the landbank value (excluding development rights) at 31 December 2023 was below €410m (31 December 2022: €455m). There was strong underlying cash generation from unit sales in the second half of the year.
SUBURBAN
The Group reported suburban revenue of approximately €471m, modestly above the FY 2022 revenue of €455m. FY 2023 revenue primarily comprised 1,328 unit sales and the suburban Average Selling Price (“ASP”) of approximately €336k (FY 2022: €330k) reflecting the Group's strong operational performance in a challenging environment. ASP increased by 2% as a result of portfolio mix and house price inflation in the period.
FY 2023 suburban gross margin was approximately 20% and improved as the business benefitted from enhanced operational efficiencies that we achieved through rigorous management of our supply chain, augmented by an impact from land sales of approximately 70bps.
The Group spent or has contracted to spend a total of approximately €38m on six land sites in FY 2023. These sites have the capacity to deliver approximately 1,050 new own-door housing in sustainable communities. The Group is also prioritising structured land transactions which will enable more efficient standardisation of the suburban portfolio as well as maintaining an efficient balance sheet. Four of the six land transactions are structured deals allowing the group to progress with planning applications.
Glenveagh finished the year with 680 suburban units contracted or reserved for FY 2023 (FY 2022: 408).
URBAN
Urban revenue decreased by 36% to approximately €121m in FY 2023, reflecting a higher FY 2022 comparative that included approximately €63m from the disposal of the East Road site, that did not recur in FY 2023.
In FY 2023 two of our key contracted urban projects, Marina Village and Premier Inn, were completed. All of the remaining contracted projects – Cluain Mhuire, Citywest and Castleknock - are on track for delivery in FY 2024.
Urban gross margin was approximately 13% in FY 2023, broadly in line with the FY 2022 margin.
In November 2023 we were approved under the Croí Cónaithe (Cities) Scheme to develop 274 owner occupier apartments for sale on the open market in Blackrock, Cork. Our scale, operational capability and established expertise in partnership and urban development models, leave us ideally positioned to participate in such initiatives. These have the potential to generate significant incremental revenue and profits for the Group.
PARTNERSHIPS
Both Ballymastone and Oscar Traynor Road received final planning permissions in H2 2023 and construction works commenced on both sites in the final quarter. As a result, we reported our first revenue in this business segment of approximately €17m.
The Group expects to deliver revenue of over €100m from these two sites in FY 2024, with an anticipated gross margin of approximately 15%.

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### January Trading Statement 2024

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/january-trading-statement-2024
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2025-01-10
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Read Glenveagh's January 2024 trading statement. Delivery outlook and market commentary. Read the full announcement now.

January Trading Statement 2024

Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") is today issuing a trading update for the year ended 31 December 2024 ahead of the publication of its full-year results on Thursday, 13 March 2025.
2024 Performance Summary
- Revenue grew by 43% to approximately €869m (2023: €608m) with gross profit increasing by 63% to €184m (2023: €113m).
- Gross margin of 21.2%, (2023: 18.5 %), reflects the benefits of the Group’s strategic focus on innovation and efficient unit delivery in the Suburban segment and successful acceleration of the Partnerships business.
- Partnerships recorded revenue of approximately €120m (2023: €17m) with two further transactions adding 451 units (€161m) to the Group’s pipeline. Construction has now commenced on all four Partnerships sites.
- A further forward fund transaction for 139 units (€52m) signed at the Group’s Barn Oaks development following completion of 656 Urban units in 2024.
- Planning permission has been granted for 2,487 units ensuring that all targeted output for 2025 is fully approved.
- Net debt reduced to approximately €178m (H1 2024: €244m) reflective of strong cash generation in H2 notwithstanding significant investment in land in the fourth quarter.
- EPS is in line with full-year guidance of approximately 17 cent.
- €50m share buyback programme announced in September increased to a total of €65m.
Strategic Expansion of Group Landbank
The implementation of the National Planning Framework (“NPF”) has led to a limited supply of zoned serviced land suitable for viable own-door housing. While the proposed increase in the national annual unit ceiling from 33,000 to 50,500 in the draft revision of the NPF is a positive development, the duration of county development plan cycles and planning timelines means that limited marginal own-door units will be delivered on newly zoned sites before 2029.
This dynamic has necessitated proactive investment in land by the Group in sites with the capacity to deliver own-door housing today. The exit of the last remaining borrowers from NAMA, and landbank sales by non-traditional landholders, has allowed the Group to opportunistically acquire approximately 9,000 units across 14 sites principally for use in the Suburban segment. The total cost of these acquisitions is €285m with approximately €210m deployed in 2024 (with the balance to be deployed in 2025). These sites were purchased at an attractive cost of €31k per unit, site cost as a percentage of net development value (<10%) with strong embedded spot margins of approximately 21%, and an attractive ROCE profile. Approximately 70% of the investment and potential units are attributable to sites in Dublin. Four sites have suitable existing planning permissions and construction has already commenced on two of these. Additionally, the Group has identified the potential for at least 2,000 Partnership units on sites adjacent to these recent site acquisitions, 275 of which have been signed to date.
The Group’s controlled landbank is now approximately 20,000 units supporting the delivery of between 2,600 and 3,600 equivalent units per annum across our business segments through to 2029, without further land investment or additional Partnerships awards. Capital employed in land at year end is approximately €555 million5 representing a peak year-end investment level. Reductions in our landbank investment through unit delivery are expected to be complemented by site sales exceeding €100 million over two years as the Group further optimises its landbank.
Capital Allocation
The Group initiated a further €50m share buyback programme on 6 September 2024. As of 8 January 2025, approximately €33m has been completed. Given our operational and financial position and our confidence in continued cash generation and balance sheet strength of the business, the Group intends to amend the terms of the arrangement with J&E Davy so that the maximum aggregate consideration of the current programme is €65m. The Group expects to conclude the current programme on or around the date of the 2025 Annual General Meeting in May.
Reporting Segment Simplification
Due to the change in customer profile and state schemes embedded in the remaining Urban assets, the Group intends to simplify its segmental reporting under Homebuilding and Partnerships (formerly Suburban, Urban and Partnerships) in future reporting periods commencing with H1 2025 results.
CFO Transition
Conor Murtagh succeeded Michael Rice as Chief Financial Officer on 1 January 2025, as previously announced.
Outlook
With favourable market conditions, the Group is confident of continued revenue and profit growth in 2025, underpinned by a strong order book, required planning permissions in place, increased standardisation, and vertically integrated manufacturing operation.
With proven Partnerships experience, and ability to deliver at scale Glenveagh is strongly positioned to develop housing alongside the public sector. The Partnerships segment has the potential to deliver sustained growth and will account for a materially higher weighting of revenues from 2025.
The Group expects to deliver EPS of approximately 19.5 cent in 2025.
> CEO Stephen Garvey commented:
“Our strong 2024 performance, with a notable 77% increase in new homes delivered to customers, reflects the value of our long-term investments in supply chain integration and public-private collaborations. Proactive decision-making, efficient cost management, and our focus on larger own-door housing sites have been key drivers and will underpin our continued success. The increase in gross margin to 21.2% in 2024 from 18.5% highlights our commitment to operational efficiency, innovation and cost management. Furthermore, the Group’s balance sheet strength and agile approach to capital allocation have meant we have been able to opportunistically invest in highly attractive Dublin-centric own-door sites that set the business up well for continued long-term success.
> Through our carefully planned and structured Partnerships platform we have started to demonstrate how the public-private model can maximise collective experience and resources to deliver the homes the country needs at scale, while providing value for taxpayers. We remain excited about the growth potential for our Partnerships business.
> More broadly, there remains a serious challenge to housing delivery without substantial additional capital (public and private), adequate zoned land, public sector resources and critical infrastructure to support new homes. The evidence from 2024 indicates that delivering the targeted 300,000 homes by 2030 requires a renewed impetus at all levels of the public and private sectors, and we look forward to continuing our collaboration to achieve this critical goal.”
Divisional Commentary
Suburban
The Suburban segment generated revenue of approximately €631m (2023: €470m), primarily from 1,650-unit sales (2023: 1,328) with an Average Selling Price (ASP) of approximately €365k (2023: €336k). The increase in ASP was driven largely by site and product mix, and is expected to normalise in 2025. Unit deliveries reflect the timing of land acquisitions and the balancing of output into 2025 as the business prioritised efficient unit delivery on sites of scale.
Suburban margin was approximately 22.2% in 2024, up from 20.2% in 2023, reflecting the benefits of the Group’s strategic focus on innovation and efficient unit delivery, augmented by land sales (+40 bps).
The Group finished the year with 703 Suburban units contracted or reserved (2023: 680). This strong orderbook, combined with existing units close to completion will facilitate a robust first half of 2025. Suburban unit deliveries in 2025 are expected to exceed 1,500 with recent land acquisitions primarily contributing units from 2026. Although unit deliveries are expected to be second half weighted, as is typical, existing units close to completion will mean that the split of deliveries between the first and second half is expected to be more balanced than was the case in 2024.
Urban
Urban revenue was approximately €118m (2023: €120m) and Urban gross margin was approximately 20.1% (2023: 12.8%). 2024 project completions included Cluain Mhuire, Citywest and Castleknock with 649 units completed in the period.
Additional forward fund transaction for 139 units (€52m) announced at the Group’s Barn Oaks site with an Approved Housing Body.
Following the request to join the Land Development Agency framework panel to accelerate the delivery of mixed tenure homes, a partnership with the agency to commence the activation of our Urban portfolio in Cork Docklands, via a forward fund transaction, remains subject to final legal and commercial agreement.
Partnerships
Partnerships revenue was approximately €120m in 2024 (2023: €17m) with Gross Margin of approximately 16.7% (2023: 12.9%). Construction progressed strongly at the Group’s first two Partnership sites.
Development started at a third site adjacent to Ballymastone, and a fourth agreement was secured adding approximately 451 equivalent units (€161m) to the Group’s pipeline.
ENDS

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### Last chance to enter Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s first standalone outdoor learning awards

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/last-chance-to-enter-nature-hero-awards-ireland-s-first-standalone-outdoor-learning-awards
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-04-27
- Last updated: 2026-04-27

Last chance to enter Nature Hero Awards, Ireland’s first standalone outdoor learning awards

Ireland’s first standalone outdoor learning awards are calling for last entries, as the deadline for applications fast approaches. The annual Nature Hero Awards, coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and in partnership with Glenveagh, is calling for all schools across the Republic of Ireland to submit their entries by the deadline of 29 May.
The Nature Hero Awards are Ireland’s largest outdoor learning awards for schools, involving thousands of students across pre, primary and secondary levels each year. With an aim of creating an educational space that nurtures a love for nature, develops a knowledge of biodiversity and encourages action at grassroots level, the awards are a mark of excellence for schools and recognise the exceptional work by young students and teachers to help nature.
The awards cover many topics from biodiversity actions, conservation and ecological literacy to responsible citizenship as well as physical and mental wellbeing.
With only a few weeks to go, schools are encouraged to submit their applications to be in with a chance of winning a prize fund of up to €10,000, split between the top performing schools to upgrade their gardens. In addition, three levels of achievement are available for participating schools, including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag and Golden Eagle, each of which is marked with a sustainably made Irish wooden Nature Hero plaque.
This year marks Glenveagh’s fourth consecutive year supporting the Nature Hero Awards as part of its wider school engagement programme. The leading Irish home builder is proud to continue their sponsorship of the awards which supports the company’s commitment to creating sustainable communities.
Mark Nolan, CEO and Founder of Biodiversity in Schools, said: “Biodiversity plays a critical role in our wider environment and has a huge impact on our individual health and wellbeing, and the Nature Hero Awards continue to play a pivotal role in developing an understanding of biodiversity across young students. As the 29 May deadline approaches, we look forward to seeing the array of biodiversity projects that students have completed. We encourage those yet to enter to submit their entry by the deadline to be in with a chance of winning the fantastic prizes up for grabs and to showcase their efforts in preserving nature in their area.”
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said: “At Glenveagh, supporting nature and biodiversity is a central part of what we do as we build homes and sustainable communities for the future. We’re proud to support the Nature Hero Awards for the fourth year in a row and we are delighted to play a part in such an important topic. Each year, we look forward to seeing the excellent submissions from schools nationwide and we strongly encourage any schools interested in being involved in the awards to submit their entries before the deadline.”
The 2025/2026 Nature Hero Awards remain open for entries from all schools across the Republic of Ireland until 29 May. Winners will be announced in September.
For your last chance to enter, visit here.

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### Little hands, lasting change: Nature Hero Awards invite schools to make a difference

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/little-hands-lasting-change-nature-hero-awards-invite-schools-to-make-a-difference
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2026-09-28
- Last updated: 2026-10-02

Little hands, lasting change: Nature Hero Awards invite schools to make a difference

A patch of wildflowers. A place for birds to nest. A child discovering the wildlife living just beyond the classroom door. Small beginnings can inspire something much bigger, and schools across Ireland are being invited to take that first step through the Nature Hero Awards.
Registration is now open for the Nature Hero Awards 2027. Coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and supported by Glenveagh for a fifth consecutive year, Ireland’s largest outdoor learning initiative across the education sector is calling on young people, teachers and their wider school communities to get involved in caring for nature on their doorstep.
Open to children from pre-school through to secondary level, the awards celebrate curiosity, creativity and practical action. Through hands-on outdoor learning, young people can discover how nature works, understand why it matters and play their own part in protecting it.
This year’s invitation reaches beyond the classroom, encouraging parents, grandparents and neighbours to get behind their local school. Whether sharing gardening knowledge, helping with a school nature project or simply encouraging children to notice the wildlife around them, everyone can play a part.
For schools, it is an opportunity to turn children’s questions into discoveries and their ideas into action. Watching the birds that visit the school grounds, exploring the insects beneath fallen leaves or growing plants for pollinators can provide starting points for learning that continues long after a lesson ends.
Mark Nolan, Director of Biodiversity in Schools, said:“Every school has children who are curious about the world around them. The Nature Hero Awards give that curiosity somewhere to go - outdoors, into practical projects and into discovering what they can do to help nature.
“We want schools taking their first steps to feel just as welcome as those already doing fantastic work. We also want families and neighbours to get behind them. A teacher might start the conversation, but children can bring that enthusiasm home and get a whole community involved.”
A €10,000 School Nature Fund will support outdoor learning, with €5,000 for the overall national winner, €1,000 each for Best Preschool, Best Primary School and Best Secondary School, and eight €250 spot prizes.
Schools can also work towards Bronze Badger, Silver Stag and Golden Eagle recognition, celebrating their efforts to make space for nature and outdoor learning.
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh, said:“There is something very special about children showing the adults around them what is possible. A small idea in a classroom can become a project that brings teachers, families and neighbours together, with something lasting to show for their efforts.
“As we enter our fifth year supporting the Nature Hero Awards, we want to encourage more schools to get involved and more communities to support them. Helping children feel connected to the places where they grow up is an important part of building lasting communities.”
Registration is free, with guides and webinars available to help schools take part. Pre-schools, primary and secondary schools across the Republic of Ireland are encouraged to register for the 2027 awards, while parents and families can help spread the word by sharing the programme with their child’s school. To register or find out more, visit www.biodiversityinschools.com/nature-hero-awards.

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### Glenveagh signs Business in the Community's 'Low Carbon Pledge'

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/low-carbon-pledge
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2022-12-21
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh signs Business in the Community Ireland's emissions reduction pledge. Find out more about our corporate commitments and verified targets.

Glenveagh signs Business in the Community's Low Carbon Pledge

Glenveagh Properties plc has signed up to the Business in the Community Ireland Low Carbon Pledge committing to set science-based targets (SBTs).
The goal of the Low Carbon Pledge is to achieve carbon neutrality and a net zero world by 2050. By signing the pledge, Glenveagh has committed to:
- Recording their entire Carbon Footprint, both direct (Scope 1 & 2) and indirect (Scope 3) carbon emissions.
- Reducing carbon emissions that they are directly responsible for (Scope 1 & 2), as well as play their part in reducing emissions across their supply chain (Scope 3).
- Report publicly their individual progress, as well as collectively through the annual BITCI Low Carbon Report.
- Regularly reviewing their carbon reduction targets (SBTs) to align to the latest Climate Science.
Head of Sustainability at Glenveagh, Lorraine Fitzgerald, commented:
> “Having already focused on making our houses highly energy efficient, we are now working to reduce the carbon associated with the building materials (embodied carbon) and the fuel used to build our houses. We will be actively working with our suppliers and sub-contractors in this regard throughout 2023. We have also submitted our commitment to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). We look forward to publishing our Net Zero strategy early in 2023, which will set out our commitments on our path to achieving net zero emissions.”
The Low Carbon Pledge is the first dedicated pledge generated by Irish business to set industry standards on sustainability and reduce carbon emissions. The Pledge demonstrates meaningful business commitment to reducing carbon emissions and acts as a catalyst for wider initiatives and actions. Endorsed by the Irish Government, the Low Carbon Pledge is included in the Government's Climate Action Plan 2021.

### Minister O’Donovan Announces Commitment to Upskilling in Construction Sector with New Modern Methods of Construction Initiative

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/minister-o-donovan-announces-commitment-to-upskilling-in-construction-sector-with-new-modern
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2024-07-29
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Minister O'Donovan announces a commitment to upskilling in Ireland's construction sector with new modern apprenticeships. Read Glenveagh's response now.

Minister O’Donovan Announces Commitment to Upskilling in Construction Sector with New Modern Methods of Construction Initiative

Skillnet MMC Accelerate was launched by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, Patrick O’Donovan, at Glenveagh’s Brownsbarn development in Dublin, a housing development delivering 198 new homes using Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) through the building process.
The new national online platform, which is currently in development, will showcase the MMC industry, highlight upcoming projects and investment in MMC, display future MMC career pathways, align the education and training ecosystem to these career pathways, and provide links to other government, academic and industry supports available. In the coming years, a range of new MMC upskilling supports will also be rolled out as part of this initiative to complement existing supports available.
Skillnet Ireland and industry body the Construction IT Alliance (CitA), have collaborated to provide businesses with upskilling resources that will accelerate the adoption of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) to become day to day construction practices. The new national online platform, Skillnet MMC Accelerate, will provide a tool, for people working in the construction industry and those looking to understand more about it, to navigate the upskilling ecosystem in the context of modern methods of construction.
Minister O’Donovan, said: “We are committed to finding solutions that will positively impact the Housing for All commitments in both the long and short term. I am very pleased to see Skillnet Ireland and CITA along with other stakeholders within the sector collaborating to develop Skillnet MMC Accelerate. Collaborative initiatives like this one play a pivotal role in supporting SMEs in the construction sector, and also make a significant contribution to Ireland’s climate targets.”
The Skillnet MMC Accelerate platform, which is currently in development, will showcase the MMC industry, highlight upcoming projects and investment in MMC, display future MMC career pathways, align the education and training ecosystem to these career pathways, and provide links to other government, academic and industry supports available. In the coming years, a range of new MMC upskilling supports will also be rolled out as part of this initiative to complement existing supports available.
Conor Murtagh, Chief Strategy Officer, Glenveagh, said: “At Glenveagh, we take pride in the delivery of high-quality, sustainable homes using modern construction methods (MMC). We’re proud to support the Skillnet MMC Accelerate initiative with Cita, creating pathways for careers in MMC. To maintain excellence, we need industry-leading talent across the entire value chain, ensuring the development of essential skills for constructing modern homes and laying foundations for future growth and success of the industry.”
Jason Van Hout, Director of Design and Innovation, Glenveagh, said: “The implementation of a unified data platform as a single source of truth encourages collaboration across the construction industry, providing data-driven insights into the use of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC). By aligning with national priorities such as housing, climate action, and addressing labour shortages, this approach not only promotes rewarding careers in construction but also acts as an accelerant in the adoption of MMC.
As a founding member of the expert working group for MMC Accelerate, we're delighted to support its development into a tangible platform for our industry. Through innovative ways of working, we can transform the industry, driving progress and sustainable development.”
Mark Jordan, Chief Strategy Officer, Skillnet Ireland said: “Skillnet Ireland is pleased to announce the launch of Skillnet MMC Accelerate in partnership with Construction IT Alliance (Cita). This will create a vital resource for construction firms and workers seeking to expand their business horizons and the capacity to employ innovative MMC construction practices. Sustainability is a top priority for all businesses, and through this collaboration, construction companies can benefit from access to the talent, upskilling supports, knowledge, and networks that will help to accelerate their adoption of MMC.”
Alan Hore, Director, Skillnet MMC Accelerate said: “We are very pleased to bring this support to businesses and wider stakeholders to fruition at this crucial time for the construction industry in Ireland. Skillnet MMC Accelerate is a national resource that has been developed in collaboration with expert industry practitioners. This collaborative approach, which paves the way for the exchange of knowledge and expertise is invaluable. This ethos is at the heart of the Skillnet MMC Accelerate initiative and we encourage everyone working in the construction industry to use this new tool and learn more about MMC and its potential.”

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### Nature Hero Awards Opens Applications for 2026

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/nature-hero-awards-opens-applications-for-2026
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2025-09-30
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Applications are now open for the 2026 Nature Hero Awards, Ireland's top school biodiversity programme. Apply now.

Nature Hero Awards Opens Applications for 2026

Applications for the fourth annual Nature Hero Awards have officially opened. Coordinated by Biodiversity in Schools and in partnership with leading Irish home builders, Glenveagh, the Nature Hero Awards are Ireland’s largest outdoor learning awards for schools, involving thousands of students across pre, primary and secondary levels each year.
The awards aim to create an educational space that nurtures a love for nature, develops a knowledge of biodiversity and encourages action to help its development at grassroots level. They are a mark of excellence for schools and recognise the exceptional work by young students and teachers to help nature.
This year, new prize funds are available for winning and participating schools, including a prize fund of up to €10,000, split between the top performing schools to upgrade their gardens.
Three levels of achievement are available for participating schools, including Bronze Badger, Silver Stag and Golden Eagle, each of which is marked with a sustainably made Irish wooden Nature Hero plaque.
Leading Irish home builder Glenveagh is proud to sponsor the Nature Hero Awards, which align with the company’s sustainability values and commitment to building lasting communities. It also forms part of its wider schools engagement programme and community outreach programmes.
Speaking at the launch, the Minister of State at the Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage with special responsibility for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, Christopher O’Sullivan T,D,, said: “The Nature Hero Awards play a strong role in developing children’s knowledge of biodiversity, encouraging an awareness and love of nature among the schoolchildren who will become the guardians of Ireland’s biodiversity. I applaud all of the students who are helping to create meaningful change by participating in Nature Hero projects in schools all over Ireland, making a tangible contribution to our country’s biodiversity future.”
Mark Nolan, CEO and Founder of Biodiversity in Schools, said: “We are delighted to once again launch this year’s Nature Hero Awards. We’re looking forward to working with schools to increase their knowledge of biodiversity in a fun and collaborative environment. We would like to thank Glenveagh, who are our sponsors for the fourth year in a row.”
Annette McGarry, Head of Community Engagement at Glenveagh said: “We’re proud to continue our sponsorship of the Nature Hero Awards. After the success of last year’s awards, we can’t wait to see the biodiversity projects that students will complete this year. We are delighted to support the great work of Biodiversity in Schools on this programme and play a part in encouraging students to build a deeper understanding of the importance of fostering greater biodiversity throughout Ireland.”
For more information on the Nature Hero Awards, visit https://www.biodiversityinschools.com/nature-hero-awards

### Press Release : Interim Results 2021

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/press-release-interim-results-2021
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2021-08-26
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Read Glenveagh's interim results press release for 2021, covering financial performance and strategic outlook. Read more now.

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Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") a leading Irish homebuilder announces its Interim Results for the period ended 30 June 2021.
Speaking today, Stephen Garvey, CEO, said:
“Today’s results demonstrate the strength of our business proposition and are a testament to the hard work of the Glenveagh team and our partners. Despite the major headwinds caused by Covid-19, we have returned to profitability and increased our output. We have sold, signed, or reserved the 1,150 homes that we expect to deliver this year with a further 300 homes already reserved for next year. We’ve seen growth across our three core business segments and have made major strides in building a strong platform for future growth.
Ireland is in an accommodation crisis and needs upwards of 35,000 homes a year to keep pace with requirements. In Glenveagh, our focus is on getting supply into the system as quickly as possible and we have a clear path to our target of building 3,000 homes a year by 2024. By innovating and relentlessly focusing on getting affordable, sustainable homes into the market, we are confident that the business will continue to prosper and play its part in addressing one of the key social challenges of recent decades.”
Financial Highlights
Operational Highlights
- 322 units closed in the period despite 13 week lockdown; +162% versus H1 2020
- Completion of the Premier Inn hotel site sale in Castleforbes for approximately €16 million as part of a forward funding transaction of approximately €70 million
- During the period, the Group secured its first Partnership agreement with Fingal County Council for a proposed development of 1,200 new homes at Ballymastone, Donabate in north County Dublin
- Strong progress on the share buyback programme with 20.5 million shares purchased in the period and 26 million shares purchased to date
- The Group acquired nine suburban sites for total consideration of approximately €52 million (excl. fees and tax) capable of delivering over 2,000 units
- €4.2 million reversal of previous impairment charge in Marina Village with sales execution ahead of expectation
- The Group currently has 20 active construction sites capable of delivering 4,700 units having opened five new sites in H1 2021 with further openings expected in H2
Current trading
- All 1,150 units now sold, signed or reserved, with over 1,000 of those units either closed or with a binding contract in place
- 300 units reserved for 2022 following recent launches
- Average weekly private reservation rate per site +58% year to date
- The Group has exchanged contracts on the sale of the residential and second hotel sites in Castleforbes for €78.5 million
- Heads of Terms have been agreed to forward fund 320 urban apartments with completion expected within 6 months
- Glenveagh is investing €16 million in a second timber frame facility and a soil recovery facility, which will allow for the sustainable growth of the business to 3,000 units and beyond while also controlling costs
- The Group is delivering two of the State’s first ever cost rental transactions with Clúid Housing, an Approved Housing Body, in Taylor Hill, Balbriggan and Barnhall Meadows, Leixlip
2021 Interim Results Presentation
2021 Interim Results Report

### Public back changes to planning system to allow for faster infrastructure delivery according to new research from Glenveagh

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/public-back-changes-to-planning-system-to-allow-for-faster-infrastructure-delivery-according-to
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2025-11-27
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: New research shows public support for faster planning and infrastructure delivery in Ireland. Read Glenveagh's full statement now.

Public back changes to planning system to allow for faster infrastructure delivery according to new research from Glenveagh

Fewer than one in ten believe planning process for infrastructure is fit for purpose - 71% believe the current planning process for critical infrastructure requires urgent and critical reform
New research conducted by Red C for Glenveagh shows the public believe Ireland’s critical infrastructure is poor, the planning system is not fit for purpose, and the system of Judicial Reviews (JRs) is used to delay critical infrastructure projects.
The research, carried out in October, has been published as the Government prepares to announce the report of the Taskforce on Accelerating Infrastructure and highlights the importance of reform to tackling the housing crisis and addressing bottlenecks to infrastructure delivery.
Amongst the key points of the findings are:
- 46% of people identify housing as the top priority for Government
- 59% of people rate Ireland’s critical infrastructure as either terrible or poor
- Almost half (48%) of people have low levels of trust in the planning process for large scale critical infrastructure
- Fewer than 1 in 10 believe the planning process for critical infrastructure is fit for purpose
- 74% are supportive of fast tracking decisions for strategic infrastructure projects
- A majority (54%) believe JRs are used often or always as a means of delaying critical projects
- 76% agree that critical infrastructure should be fast tracked through the system
- 71% believe the current planning process for critical infrastructure requires urgent and critical reform
- 70% believe there should be a limit to the number of objections an individual can bring
- 70% are supportive of costs being applicable to all parties, not just some
- Only 10% believe the Irish planning system is currently delivering decisions on housing/ and infrastructure in a timely manner
Commenting on the research, Glenveagh CEO Stephen Garvey said:
“These findings show the public is behind the Government’s efforts to reform the planning system and fast track infrastructure delivery. From housing to transport, water to energy, Ireland must now take the necessary steps to break down the barriers to progress, or risk further exacerbating huge economic and social problems.
Addressing the legislative planning environment is critical. We eagerly await the Accelerating Infrastructure Taskforce’s action plan, which will be key to unlocking rapid delivery. Prompt court decisions on critical schemes, such as the Greater Dublin Drainage Project, and the new apartment guidelines, are essential. Overall, the system of judicial reviews must be examined and action taken so the courts strike a fairer balance, with all parties at risk of incurring costs in addition to cases being progressed and decided uponquickly.And action is vital on the variation of local area plans by local authorities to zone more land for housing, as directed by the Minister for Housing.
In Delivering Homes, Building Communities, the Government has set ambitious targets of an average of 50,500 homes per year. I know as the CEO of Ireland’s largest homebuilder that by addressing the remaining barriers and ensuring all parts of the industry act together, workable solutions are possible and will translate into new homes for communities across Ireland.”

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### SETU and Glenveagh partner on Women in STEM scholarships

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/setu-and-glenveagh-partner-on-women-in-stem-scholarships
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2024-05-21
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh and SETU announce a partnership supporting Women in STEM scholarships for diversity in construction. Read more now.

SETU and Glenveagh partner on Women in STEM scholarships

South East Technological University (SETU), in partnership with Glenveagh, along with NUA, its manufacturing brand, has established a ‘Women in Construction STEM Scholarship’ for the benefit of female students enrolled on construction-related courses at SETU’s Department of Built Environment at the University’s Kilkenny Road campus in Carlow. Scholarships are awarded to successful applicants enrolled on years’ one and two of the Bachelor’s degree courses in construction management, quantity surveying, and architectural technology.
At a ceremony at SETU’s campus in Carlow today, 17 May, a total of four scholarships were announced, with scholarship awarded to successful applicants from each of the three eligible programmes.
The students receiving scholarship awards were Daisie Summer Cullen Dunne (Construction Management, year one), Caitlin Flynn (Quantity Surveying, year one), Aishling Maguire (Quantity Surveying, year one), and Jessica Mc Call (Architectural Technology, year two).
Dr Eoin Homan, Head of Department of Built Environment, welcomed Paula Voiseaux, HR Business Partner at Glenveagh, for the scholarship presentation. He commented, “At SETU we place huge value on the strong relationship that has developed with Glenveagh. The initiative is significant and a potentially powerful means of promoting more balanced gender representation within a sector that provides a significant contribution to the Irish economy and Irish society in general.”
Commenting on this initiative Paula said, “Glenveagh has forged a strong relationship with SETU’s Department of Built Environment in Carlow over the last number of years and has welcomed a number of work placement students and graduates of Quantity Surveying and Construction Management from SETU’s Department of Built Environment. Our Women in STEM scholarship partnership was designed to support talented female students in a predominantly male industry. We’re proud to be a leading employer in our industry with a commitment to 30% female graduate intake. We look forward to welcoming more work placement and graduate students from SETU’s various programmes in the future.”
At SETU, the initiative was coordinated by Pascal Harte, a lecturer within the Department of Built Environment. In commenting on the initiative, Pascal expressed his appreciation for the support provided to scholarship recipients by Glenveagh. He noted the beneficial impact that this will have on their respective learning journeys. Pascal also thanked Glenveagh’s Commercial Director, Ger Kiely, and the many other members of the Glenveagh team who have supported the establishment of this valuable student support initiative.
For more information on the courses available from SETU’s Department of Built Environment, visit setu.ie

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### Sod turning marks the start of construction of over 850 new homes

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/sod-turning-marks-the-start-of-construction-of-over-850-new-homes
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2023-12-18
- Last updated: 2026-05-20
- Summary: Glenveagh marks the start of construction on over 850 new homes across Ireland. Read the full announcement and find out where these homes will be built.

Sod turning marks the start of construction of over 850 new homes

Dublin City Council hosted a sod turning ceremony to mark the start of the first phase of construction of over 850 new homes at Oscar Traynor Woods in Coolock.
The site is being developed through a landmark partnership between Dublin City Council and Glenveagh that will deliver 40% social housing, 40% cost rental and 20% affordable housing.
Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, Darragh O’Brien TD and Chief Executive, Dublin City Council, Richard Shakespeare hosted the ground-breaking ceremony. The event was also attended by representatives from Glenveagh and Dublin City Council.
All the homes in Oscar Traynor Woods will be A-rated and highly energy-efficient, generating huge savings on heating bills for homeowners into the future.
The Oscar Traynor Woods development will contain a wide range of home types, ranging from 1-bed to 4-bed and a range of communal facilities including a community centre, a childcare facility and high-quality communal open spaces including public park space, play areas, cycle trails, woodlands, allotments and landscaped areas.
These amenities will be available both to residents of the new development and to the wider community in the Oscar Traynor Road and Coolock area.
The cost-rental homes will be offered to qualifying tenants at a significant discount to prevailing market rents in the locality, while the affordable purchase homes will be priced at a significant discount to similar homes.
The first homes in the development are scheduled for completion in quarter 4, 2024.
Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage Darragh O'Brien said, ““With Government funding of in excess of €100 million, this project really underscores the Housing for All commitment to deliver social and affordable housing at scale. Oscar Traynor Road is a key strategic site and this day has been a long time coming. The large number of social and affordable homes to be delivered here will make a real difference. We are now in a position that we have a number of such sites, Shanganagh Castle and O’Devaney Gardens for example, and as a Government, we need to and we want to deliver more developments like these, right across the country.”
Glenveagh CEO Stephen Garvey said: “This is an exciting development that builds on our existing partnerships with public sector entities and social housing bodies. It demonstrates Glenveagh’s ability to deliver sustainable, affordable homes through a wide range of channels for owner-occupiers, renters, and people who need social and affordable housing.
We are proud to work with Dublin City Council to deliver over 850 new homes in addition to a range of community facilities, green spaces and high-quality recreational areas. This is a significant step as we are bringing much-needed supply of new homes to Coolock and the wider locality and we look forward to working with our partners to bring this development to completion successfully.”
Dublin City Council CEO Richard Shakespeare said: “I am delighted today that Dublin City Council in partnership with Glenveagh is breaking ground on Oscar Traynor Woods ushering in a new era with over 850 homes. These A-rated, energy-efficient homes, ranging from 1 to 4 beds, come with communal facilities, a community centre, childcare facility, and extensive green spaces. This development embodies our vision for an inclusive and interconnected city. I am excited about the positive impact it will have on the lives of our residents and the wider Coolock community.”
Welcoming the development, the Lord Mayor of Dublin Daithí de Róiste said: “TheOscar Traynor Woods development will deliver essential new homes as well as amenities to Coolock and the surrounding areas of Santry, Beaumont, and Kilmore.I am delighted to see that 20 per cent of the overall site will be designated as public space, with public parks and biodiverse green spaces, allotments, woodlands, cycle trails, and play areas. This will further enhance not only the area but the lives of the people who are fortunate to live here."
Cllr. Alison Gilliland, Chair of the Dublin City Council Housing SPC, said: “Today is a major landmark for these lands as we finally see their potential for an inclusive and integrated residential development beginning to be realised. In fact this development will also be a beautiful place to live with high quality energy efficient homes, many pocket parks, community spaces and amenities including a superb community centre.
This development will make a difference to those seeking social, cost rental and affordable purchase homes. Our strong working partnership with Glenveagh on this development underpins this successful start and I've no doubt going forward that this time next year we will be celebrating the completion of the first phase of the development and handing over keys to new families.”

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### Strong performance in 2021, demonstrating operational capability and well positioned for 2022

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/strong-performance-in-2021-demonstrating-operational-capability-and-well-positioned-for-2022
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2022-03-08
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh demonstrates strong operational performance in 2021 and is well-positioned for 2022 growth. Read more now.

Strong performance in 2021, demonstrating operational capability and well positioned for 2022

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Glenveagh Properties plc ("Glenveagh" or the "Group") a leading Irish homebuilder announces its Final Results for the year ended 31 December 2021.
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
GROWING A DIVERSIFIED & SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS ACROSS THREE SEGMENTS
- 1,150 units delivered in 2021 despite 13-week lockdown, with core units of 977 (+47% versus 2020)
- Significant growth in 2022 as the Group is forecasted to deliver 1,400 suburban units, along with construction activity on a further 500 apartments and the Premier Inn hotel in our urban business
- Substantial progress made on Dublin Docklands through the forward fund of the Premier Inn Hotel with Union Investments of €70 million (€23.5 million of which recognised in 2021) and the sale of the residential and second hotel sites for €78.5 million
- The Group secured two landmark Partnership agreements for the proposed development of over 2,050 homes with Fingal County Council and Dublin City Council
- The Group acquired 12 new suburban sites for total consideration of approximately €72 million (excl. fees and taxes) and can deliver over 2,700 units
- Heads of terms signed for two forward fund transactions totalling over 500 urban apartments for an aggregate Net Development Value of approximately €185 million, with a forward purchase transaction signed for our remaining 33 apartments in Marina Village for in excess of €16 million
OFFSETTING THE IMPACT OF GLOBAL INFLATION
- CPI was approximately 6% in H2 2021, largely driven by continued global supply chain constraints
- Shifting cost dynamic with the continuation of global supply chain pressures from H2 2021, particularly in light of recent geopolitical uncertainty, and the emergence of a competitive labour market and subsequent rate increases in 2022
- Controlling elements of the supply chain, with the increased fixed cost efficiencies from Glenveagh’s scale, provides a competitive advantage over the wider market
- Impact of CPI at 6% is being mitigated by HPI of similar levels, thereby protecting gross margin
INNOVATION AND SUPPLY CHAIN INTEGRATION
- Further supply chain integration with additional timber frame and soil recovery facilities in Carlow and Kildare respectively acquired in 2021
- Our existing timber frame facility delivered over 700 units in 2021 and with the addition of the second facility, which will become operational in 2023, the business will have capacity to self-deliver over 2,000 housing frames in 2024
- Optionality and capacity, in both management teams and facilities, to explore further off-site construction methodologies
GOVERNMENT’S HOUSING FOR ALL PLAN ANNOUNCED IN 2021
- The Government’s strategy is to deliver 300,000 units to 2030 across sustainable mixed tenure communities through a range of schemes including Shared Equity, Help-to-Buy, Cost Rental, Affordable Purchase and Social Housing
- Investment of €20 billion over the first 5-year period, the largest housing budget in the history of the state
- The Land Development Agency (LDA) will be a new and important source of social, affordable and cost rental housing on both public and private lands
- Glenveagh will look to participate in all Government supported initiatives
DELIVERING RETURNS TO SHAREHOLDERS
- Capital allocation policy announced in May detailing investment priorities, shareholder returns strategy and return on equity target
- Investment prioritised to land, work-in-progress and supply chain, including additional vertical integration, with all excess cash returned to shareholders
- Continued reduction of net investment in land evident with land value of €562.7 million at year end, and expected to be approximately €500 million by 31 December 2022
- Two separate share buyback programmes announced totalling €175 million, with €156.4 million completed as at 28 February 2022
- Extend the current share buyback programme, in line with our capital allocation policy, by utilising the remaining share repurchase authorisation received at our EGM in December 2021
COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY
- Strong commitment to climate change demonstrated through highly efficient homes with up to 50% of homes forecasted to be A1 rated in 2022 (82% A2 BER 2021)
- Net Zero commitment with pathway to be published in H2 2022
- Significant emphasis on people agenda recognised by Investors in Diversity Silver Mark and Great Place to Work certification
- Significant overall progress on sustainability agenda including upgrades across CDP (now A-), MSCI (now AA) and Sustainalytics (now ‘Low-risk’)
CHANGES TO THE BOARD COMMITTEE COMPOSITION
Further to the announcement that Richard Cherry does not intend to seek re-election to the board at the Annual General Meeting to be held on 28 April 2022, Glenveagh confirms that the following changes will take effect from the conclusion of that meeting:
- Pat McCann will as assume the Chair of the Remuneration Committee
- John Mulcahy will as assume the Chair of the Nomination Committee. Pat McCann will remain a member of the Nomination Committee
- Pat McCann will join the Audit & Risk Committee
OUTLOOK
The market backdrop in Ireland remains favourable for the business due to the significant demand for affordable housing, as is evident across our selling sites, the continued undersupply of any form of accommodation in the market and the significant housing delivery commitments announced by the Government as part of Housing for All.
The Group is targeting continued revenue and profit growth in 2022 which is underpinned by having all necessary sites operational to deliver 1,400 suburban units, at least two new forward fund transactions commencing in 2022, a forward purchase agreement for the remaining units in Marina Village, visibility and control over our supply chain and a strong forward order book. This continued growth in profitability will be alongside further balance sheet efficiency initiatives ensuring the business maximises returns for shareholders.
GLENVEAGH’S CHIEF EXECUTIVE STEPHEN GARVEY COMMENTED:
“The horrific events unfolding in Ukraine and the appalling loss of life change the perspective for results such as this and demonstrate again that we live in challenging and uncertain times.
Our results outline the performance of the business last year and the resilience of our business model and the continued strong demand for our high-quality, sustainable homes resulted in an excellent performance in 2021 growing output by 36% versus pre- pandemic levels. We dealt effectively with the challenges of the pandemic and remain well-placed to deliver on our ambition of scaling the business to 3,000 units per annum.
During 2021 we took major steps to insulate the business from longer-term structural shifts in the industry by investing further in our supply chain. We are combining greater scale with a more integrated supply chain, giving us enhanced certainty over more of our key inputs and driving more efficiencies throughout our business.
We have also demonstrated our over-riding commitment to the safety and well-being of our people, our customers and our communities.
For our customers, we have the capital, the people, the skills, the innovation and the processes to deliver the homes they want while building the attractive communities that they will call home.
We have the ambition, the vision and the execution capability to meet the immense demand that exists for our homes and to continue building a strong, smart business that will thrive as the industry seeks to deliver the aspirations contained in Housing For All.
And we will do this while driving ever-greater sustainability in everything we do: reducing our emissions to net zero, recycling or re-using materials, and rigorously and relentlessly managing every aspect of our carbon footprint.”
2021 Full Year Results Presentation
2021 Full Year Results Announcement

### On track to deliver 1,150 sales in 2021 with all homes now sold, signed or reserved

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/corporate/news/trading-update-on-track-to-deliver-1-150-sales-in-2021-with-all-homes-now-sold-signed-or
- Section: Corporate news
- Published: 2021-05-27
- Last updated: 2026-05-28
- Summary: Glenveagh confirms 1,150 home sales on track for 2021, with all homes sold or reserved. Read more now.

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Glenveagh Properties PLC (“Glenveagh” or the “Group”) a leading Irish homebuilder listed on Euronext Dublin and the London Stock Exchange is holding its AGM today at 10:30 a.m. at 15 Merrion Square North, Dublin 2. This statement comments on the Group’s year-to-date trading and outlook for 2021.
Update summary
- On track to deliver 1,150 sales in 2021 with all units now sold, signed, or reserved.
- Continue to focus on scale with 3,000 unit target per annum from 2024 and ambition for continued growth thereafter.
- First Partnerships scheme approved by local authority for 1,200 units.
- Eight site acquisitions for total consideration of approximately €48m capable of delivering over 1,900 units.
- Strong liquidity position with available funds of €230m.
- Medium-term Return on Equity (‘ROE’) target of 15% from 2024.
- €75m buyback programme.
- John Mulcahy, Executive Chairman, to transition to a non-executive Chairman role, effective from 1 January 2022.
Speaking today, Stephen Garvey, CEO, said: “Despite the unprecedented challenges posed by Covid-19, our business will deliver our target of 1,150 homes this year, with all now sold, signed or reserved. Our path to building 3,000 homes per year by 2024 is clear and we remain focused on delivering quality, sustainable homes that represent value for money for our customers.”
Trading Environment
The on-going accommodation shortage, combined with higher savings rates, has resulted in a strong market backdrop for the Group. As a result, all 1,150 units for 2021 have now been sold, signed, or reserved and the business will look to start building its order book for 2022 over the summer months. For new reservations in the period, HPI of 5% is evident across our Suburban schemes.
Following a period of restrictions on construction activity which began in early January, full operations resumed on the Group’s existing construction sites from the 12th of April. In addition, the business has commenced construction on three new suburban sites which will deliver units from 2022.
As a result of the ‘catch-up’ in activity levels following the full re-opening of residential construction and global commodity price increases, we are experiencing CPI of approximately 5% on current tenders which will largely impact on deliveries from 2022.
Partnerships
Earlier this week, the Group welcomed the decision of Fingal County Council to vote in favour of proceeding with the proposed development of 1,200 new homes at Ballymastone, near Donabate in North County Dublin.
The Group was selected by the council as their preferred bidder following a competitive public tender process. The project will deliver much-needed housing units in the area, across a mix of social and affordable homes together with homes for the private market.
We will now move forward with the formal planning application and would hope to be ready to begin development in 2022.
Land Acquisitions
The Group added to its development land portfolio in the period via eight new sites, two of which are adjacent to existing sites owned by the Group. Total consideration for these sites was approximately €48m (excl. fees and taxes) and can deliver over 1,900 units.
Inclusive of recent site acquisitions and our first Partnership scheme, the Group’s landbank is now approximately 17,000.
Funding and liquidity
Given the strong progress made in respect of non-core disposals, notwithstanding a continued investment in land and work-in-progress, the Group are in a strong liquidity position with available funds of €230m.
Capital Allocation and ROE Target
The Group remains disciplined in its approach to the allocation of capital with the overriding objective of enhancing shareholder value. Our capital allocation framework prioritises:
- Working capital investment across Suburban, Urban and Partnerships;
- Investment in organisational and supply chain capabilities;
- The replacement of land to ensure the Group maintains a five-year landbank capable of delivering 3,000 units per annum from 2024 where the Group are targeting an ROE of 15%.
Furthermore, the Board believes that the opportunities beyond 2024 are significant. The Board will therefore ensure that the Group has the resources to deliver the 3,000 units per annum from 2024, as well as the ability to invest in the next phase of growth.
In doing so, we will maintain a strong balance sheet with prudent leverage not exceeding 15% of net assets.
Beyond this we will consider the return of excess capital to shareholders in a manner which retains flexibility to capitalise on future growth opportunities. In this regard, we will continuously assess our medium-term plans which take account of investment in the business, growth opportunities, cash generation and net debt.
Based on the above parameters, we have currently identified €75m as excess capital and the Board intends to commence a share buyback programme of up to €75m on 28 May 2021.
Executive Change
John Mulcahy, Executive Chairman, has informed the Board of his intention to transition to a non-executive Chairman role, effective from 1 January 2022.
John believes that the company is at the appropriate stage of its evolution for his role to transition to a non-executive capacity and will work closely with the other executive directors for the rest of the year to ensure a smooth transition of all executive duties.
Sustainability
The Group continues to make progress across our six Sustainability pillars. In the period Glenveagh achieved two certifications from the National Standards Authority of Ireland (NSAI) - ISO 14001 Environmental Management and ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety. The ISO 14001 certification will help ensure that our business is focused on reducing our environmental impact, supported by effective management processes. ISO 45001 demonstrates that we are committed to improving employee safety, reducing workplace risks, and creating better, safer working conditions. A further update on our Sustainability agenda progress will be provided at the time of our Interim Results.
Outlook
Our confidence in the future of our business is driving us to continue to pursue our growth strategy, delivering positive cash flows and ensuring we are well placed to continue to grow market share. This is underpinned by our strong balance sheet and capital allocation strategy, with a focus on delivering returns for our shareholders. Given the operational and demand backdrop being experienced, the Group remains confident in delivering 1,150 units in 2021.

### Baile Na Móna

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baile-na-mona-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-24
- Summary: Baile Na Móna - BER A rated new homes in Swords, Dublin. Near the M1 and Dublin Airport. Help to Buy and Starter Home Purchase Scheme eligible.

Baile na Móna — On Sale

Introducing Baile na Móna, a striking new collection of beautifully designed A-rated new Affordable Purchase Scheme homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Baile na Móna
1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes — 274 — On Sale — POA
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Baile na Móna, a striking new collection of beautifully designed new Affordable Purchase Scheme homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.
Baile na Móna embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Swords - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Baile na Móna connects you to it all, conveniently located just a short drive from Dublin city centre, Drogheda and Navan with the M1 and M50 motorways just minutes away.
Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre — Minute Drive
13 — Dublin Airport — Minute Drive
25 — Dublin City Centre — Minute Drive
18 — Donabate Beach — Minute Drive
41, 41B, 41C, Swords Express — Nearby Bus Routes

Take the Virtual Tour — Baile na Móna

This development qualifies for the Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Fingal County Council.
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The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.
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The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Baile na Móna, a striking new collection of beautifully designed new family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### Baker Hall

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baker-hall
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Baker Hall: new homes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath by Glenveagh. Modern living in a new community with Help to Buy eligibility.

Baker Hall

Introducing the latest editions to our recently established community of Baker Hall, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from Navan Town Centre, Co. Meath.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
2 & 3 Bedroom Homes — 18 — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to present the latest editions to our recently established community of Baker Hall. Just a three-minute drive from Market Square in the centre of Navan town. A collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living, Baker Hall is a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two and three bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.

Navan is a vibrant town with lots to do and visit from cinemas, restaurants and shopping to the wonderful theatre at Solstice Arts Centre. The historic town sits in an area surrounded by countless cultural and historic sites and Baker Hall itself is a short drive away from the ancient Hill of Tara, home to the high kings of Ireland.

Baker Hall is only a two-minute drive away from the M3, giving direct access to the capital.

Navan has great local schools, sports and amenities including the Boyne Valley to Lakelands Greenway, great for strolls and perfect for cyclists.

From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Baker Hall is a perfect place to call home.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Baker Hall connects you to it all, conveniently located just a short drive from Dublin, while the M3 and R147 road links are minutes away. For commuters, regular bus and trains serve Dublin City Centre so you can enjoy a stress-free daily commute. Baker Hall’s location means that every amenity is within easy walking distance, while Navan’s excellent transport links offer a fast and frequent journey for those who wish to travel further afield.
M3 motorway — Minutes by car
Navan town centre — Minute cycle
12 — Hill of Tara — minutes by car
40 — Dublin Airport — minutes by car
46 — Dublin City — minutes by car

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest editions to our recently established community of Baker Hall, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from Navan Town Centre, Co. Meath.

### Ballisk Park

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ballisk-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Ballisk Park in Donabate: new homes through the Starter Home Purchase Scheme, with Help to Buy support available for eligible buyers. BER A rated.

Ballisk Park

Introducing Ballisk Park, a new collection of beautifully designed Affordable Purchase Scheme Homes, minutes from the seaside town of Donabate, Co.Dublin.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Love Ballisk Park
2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes — 112 — Applications Closed
Ballisk Park sits just a short distance from Donabate beach in Dublin. A range of newly built, A-rated Affordable Purchase Scheme Homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living, Ballisk Park is a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of different homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Donabate is a small seaside town with blue flag beaches, scenic coastal walks and a nature reserve on its doorstep. It’s also home to Newbridge House and Farm which sits on more than 370 acres of parklands with playgrounds, gardens, a museum and café.
Easily accessible from the city and beyond, by train and bus, Donabate is also only a few minutes away from the motorway network.
Donabate has great local schools, sports, amenities, cafés and restaurants and there's a new recreational hub planned for the area; all within easy reach of Ballisk Park.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Ballisk Park is a perfect place to call home.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Donabate train station is on Dublin rail commuter lines. Get into the city in less than 30 minutes by rail. The area is also served by Dublin Bus with a number of bus routes. The M50 and M1 motorways are also just a few minutes away.
Donabate Beach — Minute cycle
13 — Dublin Airport — Minutes by car
30 — Dublin City Centre — Minutes by train
35 — Dublin City Centre — Minutes by car
33B, 33T, 33D, 33E — Nearby Bus Routes

Take the Virtual Tour — Ballisk Park

This development qualifies for the Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Fingal County Council:
Find Out More

The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. The scheme can be used in conjunction with the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All On Your Doorstep

Benefits of a Glenveagh Home — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce A-rated, beautifully designed, affordable family homes in Ballisk Park, Donabate. Ballisk Park perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### Balmoston

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-23
- Summary: Introducing Balmoston: new homes in Donabate, Co. Dublin. Coastal living with a 30-minute train to Dublin city and Help to Buy scheme eligibility.

Balmoston — On Sale

Introducing the latest additions to our recently established development of Balmoston, a new collection of A-rated, beautifully designed Glenveagh homes in the seaside town of Donabate, in Dublin.

Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only.
Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Balmoston
1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 127 — On Sale — From €500,000
Balmoston sits just a short distance from Donabate beach in Dublin. A collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living, Balmoston is a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of one to five bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Donabate is a small seaside town with blue flag beaches, scenic coastal walks and a nature reserve on its doorstep. It’s also home to Newbridge House and Farm which sits on more than 370 acres of parklands with playgrounds, gardens, a museum and café.
Easily accessible from the city and beyond, by train and bus, Donabate is also only a few minutes away from the motorway network.
Donabate has great local schools, sports, amenities, cafés and restaurants and there's a new recreational hub planned for the area; all within easy reach of Balmoston.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Balmoston is a perfect place to call home.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Donabate train station is on Dublin rail commuter lines. Get into the city in less than 30 minutes by rail. The area is also served by Dublin Bus with a number of bus routes. The M50 and M1 motorways are also just a few minutes away.
Donabate Beach — Minute cycle
13 — Dublin Airport — Minutes by car
30 — Dublin City Centre — Minutes by train
35 — Dublin City Centre — Minutes by car
33B, 33T, 33D, 33E — Nearby Bus Routes

Take the Virtual Tour — Balmoston

This development qualifies for Government-assisted schemes — Balmoston qualifies for various schemes including the Help To Buy Scheme, the First Home Scheme and the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### Balmoston

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Introducing Balmoston: new homes in Donabate, Co. Dublin. Own your home via the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

Balmoston

Introducing the latest additions to our recently established community of Balmoston, a new collection of A-rated, beautifully designed Glenveagh homes in the seaside town of Donabate, in Dublin.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Love Balmoston
2 & 3 Bedroom Homes — 73 in current release — On Sale — POA
Balmoston sits just a short distance from Donabate beach in Dublin. A collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living, Balmoston is a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of one to five bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Donabate is a small seaside town with blue flag beaches, scenic coastal walks and a nature reserve on its doorstep. It’s also home to Newbridge House and Farm which sits on more than 370 acres of parklands with playgrounds, gardens, a museum and café.
Easily accessible from the city and beyond, by train and bus, Donabate is also only a few minutes away from the motorway network.
Donabate has great local schools, sports, amenities, cafés and restaurants and there's a new recreational hub planned for the area; all within easy reach of Balmoston.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Balmoston is a perfect place to call home.

Easily accessible from the city and beyond, Donabate is only a few minutes away from the motorway network. Donabate train station is on Dublin rail commuter lines, which allow you to get into the city in less than 30 minutes by train. The area is also served by Dublin Bus with a number of bus routes.
Donabate Beach
Donabate Train Station
Dublin Airport
Dublin City Centre
Nearby Bus Routes
Everything is Within
Your Reach

Site Map

This development qualifies for the Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Fingal County Council:
Find Out More

The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. The scheme can be used in conjunction with the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All On Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### Barnhall Meadows

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/barnhall-meadows
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Barnhall Meadows is a beautiful new development of spacious, luxury 2,3 and 4 bedroom homes, in Leixlip, Co. Kildare. Learn more.

Barnhall Meadows — Leixlip, Kildare

Glenveagh Homes are pleased to introduce Barnhall Meadows, a beautiful new development of spacious architecturally designed luxury 2,3 and 4 bedroom homes, perfectly positioned in the picturesque village of Leixlip, Co Kildare. These A-rated homes are incredibly comfortable and efficient, thanks to high levels of insulation and state-of-the-art heat pump systems.

Superior Living With A Twist
2, 3 & 4 Bed Homes — 450 houses — Sold Out
Barnhall Meadows consists of numerous house types and layouts, making this new development appealing to all buyers, from first-time buyers to growing families and purchasers looking for a more efficient home.
All Barnhall Meadows residents can enjoy being part of an established and friendly community, close to excellent transport links and the best of local amenities.

Take the Virtual Tour — Barnhall Meadows, Leixlip

Leixlip has plenty to offer. — Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, foodie or shopaholic there is something for you. Leixlip is surrounded by a number of golf clubs, Carton House being one to note as an award-winning golf course with 18 holes of exquisite landscape. The area also has many equestrian centres & gyms with Leixlip Amenities Centre offering a fully serviced gym, sauna, steam rooms, sports hall & all weather pitches and running track. Base Entertainment Centre for wet days in and Leixlip Reservoir & the River Liffey that allow for canoeing, fishing & other water sports on a dry day out.
mins drive — Louisa Bridge Train Station
30 — mins by train — Dublin Connolly Station
25 — mins drive — Dublin Airport
16 — mins drive — Liffey Valley Shopping Centre
mins drive — Lucan Golf Club
12 — Dublin Airport — minutes by car
11 — Carton Retail Park — minutes by car
38 — Dublin City Centre — minutes by train
13 — Liffey Valley — minutes by car
22 — Blanchardstown
Village — minutes by car

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types

News about Barnhall Meadows

### Barnoaks

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/barnoaks
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Coming soon to Citywest, South County Dublin, Barnoaks is a new development of new-build 2, 3 and 4 bedroom family homes. Learn more.

Barnoaks — Citywest

Glenveagh is proud to introduce Barnoaks, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4 bed family homes located in the popular Citywest area.

Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes — Sold Out

Explore the area

Everything is Within your Reach
Citywest Shopping Centre — minute by car
Luas Red Line — minutes by foot
30 — Dublin City — minutes by car
N7 motorway — minutes by car
23 — Dublin Airport — minutes by car

All on your doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The Government of Ireland (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage), in partnership with Participating Lenders, has introduced a Shared Equity Scheme to help you bridge the gap between your deposit and mortgage, and the price of your new home.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme is an incentive for first-time property purchasers. It will help you with the deposit you need to purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. You must purchase or self-build the property to live in as your home.

House Types

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

News about Barnoaks

### Belcamp

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Belcamp in Balgriffin, North Dublin: new Glenveagh homes with Help to Buy eligibility. BER A rated. Register your interest today.

Belcamp — Balgriffin, County Dublin

Introducing Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only.
Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Belcamp
1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes — 50 — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.
Belcamp embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Balgriffin - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community and long local history. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

Belcamp connects you to it all, conveniently located just a short drive from the villages of Swords and Malahide, on a main thoroughfare to Dublin City Centre, and with the M1 and M50 motorways both just a matter of minutes away. For those who choose public transport, regular buses serve Dublin City Centre and beyond, so you can enjoy stress-free daily commutes.
Dublin City Centre
Clongriffin DART Station
Clarehall Shopping Centre
Dublin Airport
Nearby Bus Routes; 42 & 43
Everything is Within
Your Reach

Take the Virtual Tour — Belcamp

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

### Belin Woods

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belin-woods
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Belin Woods is a wonderful new development of family houses for sale in Newbridge. Only a short stroll from the bustling town centre of Newbridge, Co. Kildare. Learn more.

Belin Woods — Co. Kildare, Newbridge

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belin Woods, an outstanding development of 3 and 4 bed family homes only a short stroll from the bustling town of Newbridge, Co. Kildare.

Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — The perfect mix between urban excitement and rural adventure
3 & 4 bedroom homes — 343 homes — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belin Woods, an outstanding development of 3 and 4 bed family homes only a short stroll from the bustling town of Newbridge, Co. Kildare.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Belin Woods: Newbridge is located approximately 43km from Dublin and is a very popular commuter town thanks to its wide selection of transport links. The town is situated on the main Dublin- Cork railway line, and commuters can reach Dublin's Heuston Station in as little as 25 minutes.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

Site Map

Explore the area

Everything is Within Your Reach — Easy access to where you need to be. Newbridge is located approximately 43km from Dublin, and is a very popular commuter town thanks to its wide selection of transport links. The town is situated on the main Dublin-Cork railway line, and commuters can reach Dublin’s Heuston Station in as little as 25 minutes. For ease of use, there is plenty of parking available at the station.
M7 motorway — minutes by car
The Curragh — minutes by car
40 — Dublin City — minutes by car
42 — Dublin Airport — minutes by car
25 — Newbridge to Heuston station — minutes by train

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service. We aim to make the buying process as straightforward as possible, offering advice and help at every step of the way. We are here to help even after you have the keys in your hands.
Modern, premium quality homes.
Affordability and access for all.
Sustainability and innovation.
Shared trust & support.

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The Government of Ireland (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage), in partnership with Participating Lenders, has introduced a Shared Equity Scheme to help you bridge the gap between your deposit and mortgage, and the price of your new home.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme is an incentive for first-time property purchasers. It will help you with the deposit you need to purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. You must purchase or self-build the property to live in as your home.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

We build lasting communities — We focus our investment on improving the lives of our residents and the lives of the wider community through six strategic pillars: Charity, Local Economy, Sports & Fitness, Sustainability, Health & Wellbeing and Education. 

We support charitable causes both locally and nationally, including ALONE, Jack and Jill and the Early Learning Initiative.
Learn more

House Types

News about Belin Woods

### Bellingsmore

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bellingsmore
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Bellingsmore is a beautiful new development of 3 and 4 bedroom family homes in Kilmartin, Dublin 15. This is sold out. See our other new homes for sale.

Bellingsmore — North Dublin, Kilmartin

Bellingsmore is a beautiful new development of spacious 3 and 4 bedroom family homes in the picturesque townland of Kilmartin, Dublin 15.

Beautifully crafted homes. — Within the heart of Dublin
2, 3 & 4 bedroom configurations — 122 properties — Sold Out — Sold out
A tasteful combination of brick and render on the exterior of each home, along with an abundance of green space, makes Bellingsmore an extremely attractive new development.

Large hall and landing areas are kept light and airy to give the overall feeling of relaxed space. Clever lighting and timeless features are used throughout each of these modern homes.

Everything
is within
your reach. — For commuters Bellingsmore is the ideal choice. The N3 and N2 road links are just minutes away from the development. Regular bus routes to the City Centre makes Bellingsmore a convenient option for those looking for a stress free daily commute.
15 — Hansfield
Train Station — mins walk
Nearest
bus stop — mins walk
30 — Dublin
City Centre — mins drive
Blanchardstown
Centre — mins drive
16 — Dublin
Airport — mins drive

All on your doorstep.

Benefits of buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Site Map

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types

### Bennetstown

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-23
- Summary: Introducing Bennetstown Green: new homes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. M3 Parkway rail to Dublin Docklands in 30 minutes.

Bennetstown

Introducing Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Dunboyne, County Meath.

Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only.
Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 578 — On Sale — From €410,000
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne. Bennetstown perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of County Meath, in a welcoming, well-established community. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

Bennetstown offers easy and fast connections to almost everywhere. The nearby M3 motorway and M3 Parkway provide excellent road and rail links, ensuring short commute times to Dublin city centre. Frequent and convenient bus services also connect you seamlessly to Dublin city, as well as neighbouring towns and counties.
M3 Parkway
Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa
Blanchardstown Shopping Centre
Dublin Airport
Dublin City Centre
Everything is Within
Your Reach

Take The Virtual Tour — Bennetstown

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help to Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help to Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All On Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne, County Meath.

### Bennetstown

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Introducing Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne, County Meath.

Bennetstown

Introducing Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Dunboyne, County Meath.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
2 and 3 Bedroom Homes — 60 in current release — On Sale — POA
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne. Bennetstown perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of County Meath, in a welcoming, well-established community. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

Bennetstown offers easy and fast connections to almost everywhere. The nearby M3 motorway and M3 Parkway provide excellent road and rail links, ensuring short commute times to Dublin city centre. Frequent and convenient bus services also connect you seamlessly to Dublin city, as well as neighbouring towns and counties.
M3 Parkway
Dunboyne Castle Hotel & Spa
Blanchardstown Shopping Centre
Dublin Airport
Dublin City Centre
Everything is Within
Your Reach

Take The Virtual Tour — Bennetstown

This development qualifies for the Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Meath County Council:
Find Out More

The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All On Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne, County Meath.

### Blackrock Villas

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-23
- Summary: Blackrock Villas in Blackrock, Cork City: new Glenveagh homes and apartments. BER A rated. Register interest for new build homes for sale in Cork City.

Blackrock Villas — Blackrock, Cork

Introducing Blackrock Villas, a striking new collection of beautifully designed apartments in the vibrant, highly sought after area of Blackrock, Cork City.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. 

Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Blackrock Villas
Studios, 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments — 194 — On Sale — From €290,000
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Blackrock Villas, a striking new collection of beautifully designed apartments in the vibrant, highly sought after area of Blackrock, Cork City.
Just a stones throw from the city centre, Blackrock Villas is located very close to the recently restored Ursuline convent. The apartment development offers scenic views over the old convent grounds along with private access to the convent gardens for all residents.
Everything from the beautiful natural landscape to the convent itself is protected, making it an ideal place for those looking to put down roots in an established, beautifully preserved environment.

Site Map

Floor Plans

Everything is Within Your Reach — Blackrock Villas connects you to it all, conveniently located just 3.5 kilometres from Cork City centre. Getting around is a breeze with everything right on your doorstep, including a local bus service taking you right into the city. For a healthier, less stressful and more relaxing way to commute, the Cork Harbour Greenway provides a safe cycle path to the heart of things within minutes. For commuters travelling further afield, the M8, N20 and N22 motorways are just minutes away, with regular bus and train services connecting you directly to Dublin City.
Marina Park — Minute Drive
Páirc Uí Chaoimh — Minute Drive
Mahon Point Shopping Centre — Minute Drive
10 — Cork City Centre — Minute Drive
12 — Kent Station — Minute Drive
20 — Cork Airport — Minute Drive

Take the Virtual Tour — Blackrock Villas

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

Croí Cónaithe (Cities) — Croí Cónaithe (Cities) is a Government initiative designed to help individuals and families buy newly built apartments.
 
The scheme provides financial support to address the high construction cost of building apartments.

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Blackrock Villas, a striking new collection of beautifully designed apartments in the vibrant, highly sought after area of Blackrock, Cork City.

### Castleland Park

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/castleland-park
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Castleland Park is a new development by Glenveagh. 3 & 4 bedroom family homes in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin within walking distance of the beach. Learn more.

Castleland Park

Castleland Park is exceptional development of spacious, new build homes. Situated next to the centre of the bustling North Dublin seaside town of Balbriggan, Castleland Park offers prospective buyers a fine selection of high-spec new homes for sale, all equipped with the very best in modern fixtures and fittings. — Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard.

Beautifully crafted homes
3 & 4 Beds — Sold Out

Explore the area — Castleland Park - Balbriggan

All on your doorstep

Everything is within your reach — Just 34km north of Dublin City and 27km south of Drogheda, Balbriggan is an excellent location for commuters to Dublin City and beyond.
30 — Dublin — minutes by car
23 — Drogheda — minutes by car
15 — Balbriggan town centre — minutes walking
to the M1 motorway — minutes by car
42 — Balbriggan to Dublin city — minutes by train

Benefits of buying with Glenveagh

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The Government of Ireland (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage), in partnership with Participating Lenders, has introduced a Shared Equity Scheme to help you bridge the gap between your deposit and mortgage, and the price of your new home.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme is an incentive for first-time property purchasers. It will help you with the deposit you need to purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. You must purchase or self-build the property to live in as your home.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

News about Castleland Park

### Citywest Village

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/citywest-village
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing City West Village: spacious 3-bedroom homes in Citywest, Dublin. Top amenities and excellent transport links for modern, convenient living.

Citywest Village — Dublin, Citywest

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Citywest Village, a new development of spacious 3-bedroom homes next to excellent amenities and transport links in the popular location of Citywest, Dublin.

All homes in Citywest Village are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale with high standards of insulation and air tightness.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Citywest Village
3 bedroom homes — 54 homes — Sold Out
Glenveagh is proud to introduce Citywest Village, an outstanding development of 3 bed family homes next to excellent amenities and transport links in the popular location of Citywest, Dublin.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Citywest Village: Citywest could not be more convenient. Not only is every amenity within easy walking distance in this central location, but Citywest Village itself is also close to a number of excellent transport links that offer a fast and frequent commute to Dublin City Centre.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First Home Scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

Site Map

Explore the area — Citywest, Dublin

Everything is Within Your Reach — You’ll never be bored in this vibrant neighbourhood. St. Mary’s GAA Club offers sporting fun for every member of the family, while gym lovers can choose between Citywest Leisure Centre and Energie Fitness.

Families in Citywest Village can choose from a wide variety of great schools at both primary and secondary levels. Convenient options include Scoil Aoife National School, Citywest Educate Together National School, St. Aidan’s Community School and Mount Seskin Community College.
Luas Red Line Citywest Stop — Minute Walk
Citywest Shopping Centre — Minutes by car
N7 — Minutes by car
M50 — Minutes by car
25 — Dublin Airport — Minutes by car

Take the Virtual Tour — The Birch, Citywest Village

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service. We aim to make the buying process as straightforward as possible, offering advice and help at every step of the way. We are here to help even after you have the keys in your hands.

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The Government of Ireland (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage), in partnership with Participating Lenders, has introduced a Shared Equity Scheme to help you bridge the gap between your deposit and mortgage, and the price of your new home.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme is an incentive for first-time property purchasers. It will help you with the deposit you need to purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. You must purchase or self-build the property to live in as your home.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Citywest Village residents can choose from a wide variety of local amenities, all within a short stroll or drive. Citywest Shopping Centre is the main retail hub, and features a large Dunnes Stores among other leading high street names. Alternatively, indulge in some gourmet food in the large Avoca food market and café, or meet a friend for coffee or lunch in one of the many eateries on Riverside Plaza – it’s all just a few minutes’ away.

### Cluain Adain

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-adain
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Cluain Adáin in Navan, Co. Meath: new Glenveagh homes with Help to Buy eligibility. BER A rated. Register your interest today.

Cluain Adain

Introducing the latest additions to our recently established development of Cluain Adain. Located just a short stroll from the thriving town of Navan, Co. Meath. These homes are designed for those aged 55 years and above or those with medical needs, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment both today and for years to come.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
1 and 2 Bedroom Homes — 91 — Sold Out
Introducing the latest additions to our recently established community of Cluain Adain. Located just a short stroll from the thriving town of Navan, Co. Meath. These homes are designed for those aged 55 years and above or those with medical needs, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment both today and for years to come.
Cluain Adain offers a sense of belonging, where new neighbours become friends. It's a place where every day presents opportunities to connect, share, and enjoy life.
Each home is thoughtfully structured for your comfort and convenience, making it the perfect place to enjoy a fresh start in a new, A rated energy-efficient home.

Site Map

M3 Motorway
Blackwater Park
Tesco Superstore
Dublin Airport
Navan town
Everything is Within Your Reach

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Introducing the latest additions to our recently established community of Cluain Adain. Located just a short stroll from the thriving town of Navan, Co. Meath. These homes are designed for those aged 55 years and above or those with medical needs, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment both today and for years to come.

### Cluain Glasan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-glasan
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cluain Glasan, a new development of spacious 2 and 3-bed family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny.

Cluain Glasan — Ayresfield, Kilkenny

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cluain Glasan, a striking new collection of beautifully designed homes in Kilkenny.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Cluain Glasan
2 and 3 bedroom homes — 148 houses — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cluain Glasan, a new development of spacious 2 and 3 bed family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Cluain Glasan: Residents can enjoy being within a stone's throw from many local amenities in this well-established residential area. Cluain Glasan is also close to many of Kilkenny's most famous landmarks, including Kilkenny Castle and its stunning grounds, St. Canice's Cathedral and Round Tower, the Black Abbey and St Mary's Medieval Mile Museum.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First Home Scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Cluain Glasan is located just west of the River Nore and extremely close to St Luke’s General Hospital. Residents can enjoy being within a stone’s throw from many local amenities in this well-established residential area, as Kilkenny’s city centre itself. Cluain Glasan is also close to many of Kilkenny’s most famous landmarks, including Kilkenny Castle and its stunning grounds, St. Canice’s Cathedral and Round Tower, the Black Abbey and St Mary’s Medieval Mile Museum.
Kilkenny City — Minutes by car
Kilkenny Train Station — Minutes by car
Nowlan Park — Minutes by car
40 — Waterford City — Minutes by car
To N76 — Minutes by car

Take the Virtual Tour — Cluain Glasan, Kilkenny

This development qualifies for Government-assisted schemes — Cluain Glasan qualifies for various schemes including the Help To Buy Scheme, the First Home Scheme and the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home.

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service. We aim to make the buying process as straightforward as possible, offering advice and help at every step of the way. We are here to help even after you have the keys in your hands.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types

### Corballis View

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-16
- Summary: Introducing Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate, County Dublin.

Corballis View

Introducing Corballis View, a new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate, County Dublin. Corballis View perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and the convenient transport links of northeast County Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 316 — Coming Soon — POA
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate.
Corballis View perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast County Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.
That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

Corballis View offers easy and fast connections to almost everywhere and everything. The nearby M1 and M50 motorways make for short drive times to Dublin City Centre, Drogheda, Dundalk and Navan. Meanwhile frequent and convenient local and express train and bus routes connect you to Dublin city, and neighbouring towns and counties.
Donabate Beach
Newbridge House & Farm
Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre
Dublin Airport
Dublin City Centre
Everything is Within
Your Reach

Take The Virtual Tour — Corballis View

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help to Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help to Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All On Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate.

### Cornamaddy Court

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-23
- Summary: Introducing Cornamaddy Court: new homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath. Central location with excellent connectivity and First Home and Help to Buy eligibility.

Cornamaddy Court

Introducing Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath, near to the town, moments from majestic Lough Ree and the River Shannon, and connected to almost everywhere.

Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only.
Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 176 — On Sale — From €365,000
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath, near to the town, moments from majestic Lough Ree and the River Shannon, and connected to almost everywhere.
Cornamaddy Court brings together modern construction with timelessly stylish design to deliver a suite of outstanding one to four-bedroom homes for families and households of all sizes. Located on the edge of bustling Athlone, Cornamaddy Court offers the perfect blend of town living and countryside escape, yet with quick and easy access to local and national road and rail connections.
Superb contemporary design, an ideal location, and fast access to everything makes Cornamaddy Court an easy and exciting choice for your first home.

Site Map

Cornamaddy Court sits right in the heart of Ireland, so is perfectly positioned for fast and easy access by road, rail and bus to all parts of the country and all the major towns and cities. The N6/M6 Dublin-Galway motorway is just minutes away, while Athlone serves as a national rail hub that connects Dublin with Galway, Ballina and Westport. Athlone is also well-served with numerous national express and local bus routes.
Athlone Train Station
Athlone Town Centre
Golden Island Shopping Centre
Hodson Bay Hotel & Watersports
Dublin Airport
Everything is Within
Your Reach

Take The Virtual Tour — Cornamaddy Court (For illustrative purposes only)

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All On Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath, near to the town, moments from majestic Lough Ree and the River Shannon, and connected to almost everywhere.

### Effernock

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/effernock
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Effernock: new homes in Trim, Co. Meath. 45-minute commute to Dublin via the M3 with First Home and Help to Buy eligibility.

Effernock — Sold Out

Introducing Effernock, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes in the heritage town of Trim, close to a host of amenities and transport links.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Effernock
2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 102 — Sold Out
Efferknock in Trim is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living.
It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.

Trim town centre is just a three-minute drive from Effernock. It is an 18-minute drive to the M3 motorway, giving you easy access to Dublin. Trim is also served by a number of local and national bus routes, with buses every hour to Dublin city centre.

From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Effernock is a perfect place to call home.

The heritage town of Trim has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities and a bustling centre full of neighbourhood restaurants, shops and boutiques. It is also home to the world-famous Trim Castle and to The Swift Cultural Centre which hosts theatre and arts events.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Effernock is well connected. Trim town centre is just a three minute drive away.

It is an 18-minute drive to the M3 motorway, giving you easy access to Dublin. Trim is also served by a range of local and national bus services.
Trim Castle — Minute Cycle
18 — M3 Motorway — Minute Drive
18 — Navan — Minute Drive
38 — Dublin Airport — Minute Drive
50 — Dublin City Centre — Minute Drive

Take the Virtual Tour — Effernock

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home.

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Introducing Effernock, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes in the heritage town of Trim, close to a host of amenities and transport links.

### Effernock

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/effernock-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Effernock offers affordable new homes in Trim, Co. Meath through the Starter Home Purchase Scheme. BER A rated. Register today.

Effernock

Introducing Effernock, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes in the heritage town of Trim, close to a host of amenities and transport links.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Effernock connects you to it all, conveniently located on the main
Dublin road and only a short drive from Dublin, Kildare, Offaly and
Monaghan with the M3 motorway just minutes away. 

For commuters, a regular bus service connects directly to Dublin City Centre so you can enjoy a stress-free daily commute.
Trim Castle — Minute Cycle
18 — M3 Motorway — Minute Drive
18 — Navan — Minute Drive
38 — Dublin Airport — Minute Drive
50 — Dublin City Centre — Minute Drive

Take the Virtual Tour — Effernock

This development qualifies for the Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Meath County Council.
Find out More

The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.
Find Out More

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Introducing the latest additions to our recently established community in Effernock, a new collection of beautifully designed homes in the heritage town of Trim.

### Farranshock Park

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/farranshock-park
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Farranshock Park: 2 and 3-bed homes in Mullingar, close to the town centre. BER A rated, ideal for first-time buyers.

Farranshock Park

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Farranshock Park, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a short stroll from the thriving town of Mullingar, Co. Westmeath.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
2 and 3 Bedrooms — 214 — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Farranshock Park, a new development of spacious 2 and 3 bed family homes in a central location adjacent to the bustling town of Mullingar.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First Home Scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

Everything is Within Your Reach — Farranshock Park is located within walking distance of the centre of 
Mullingar, a town close to the heart of Ireland. Motorists can reach the 
M6 in under 17 minutes, Dublin in an hour and Galway in 90 minutes, 
give or take. 

Alternatively, you can also avail of the fast and frequent Dublin-Longford Commuter or Dublin-Sligo InterCity rail services from Mullingar Station.
Mullingar Town Centre — Minutes by car
Mullingar Train Station — Minutes by car
Mullingar Park Hotel — Minutes by car
17 — M6 — Minutes by car
60 — Dublin Airport — Minutes by car

Take the Virtual Tour — Farranshock Park, Mullingar

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The Government of Ireland (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage), in partnership with Participating Lenders, has introduced a Shared Equity Scheme to help you bridge the gap between your deposit and mortgage, and the price of your new home.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme is an incentive for first-time property purchasers. It will help you with the deposit you need to purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. You must purchase or self-build the property to live in as your home.

All on Your Doorstep

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

### Foggie Field

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foggie-field
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Foggie Field: new build homes in Bray on the Dublin–Wicklow border. BER A rated, minutes from Greystones. Explore this development now.

Foggie Field — Last remaining unit

Introducing Foggie Field, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes in Kilruddery, on the Dublin-Wicklow border, minutes from Bray and Greystones.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Foggie Field
2, 3 and 4 Bedrooms — 125 — Sold Out
Foggie Field is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two, three and four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Situated in Kilruddery on the Dublin-Wicklow border, Foggie Field is just minutes from the seaside towns of Bray and Greystones and a short hop to some of Wicklow's most scenic spots. It's also on the doorstep of Killruddery House and Gardens, where you'll find restaurants and walks among its 800 acres.
From Foggie Field, you have easy access to transport links, with Bray train station nearby and less than a 40-minute drive to the city centre.
The area around Kilruddery has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities. Stroll along Bray promenade or visit its bustling centre full of restaurants, shops, entertainment and arts venues. Foggie Field is close to it all.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Foggie Field is a perfect place to call home.

Everything is Within Your Reach — It's a seven-minute drive from Foggie Field to the park and ride facility at Bray train station, with DARTs leaving for the city centre every 20 minutes. The area is also served by local and national bus routes. Drive from Foggie Field to the city centre in under 40 minutes via the M11, where you can also access the M50 and its arterial road network.
Killruddery Estate — Minute cycle
Bray Train Station — Minutes by car
11 — N11 — Minutes by car
12 — Greystones — Minutes by bus
40 — Dublin City Centre — Minutes by car

Take the Virtual Tour — Foggie Field

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Foggie Field at Kilruddery, a wonderful new community of high-quality homes, nestled on the doorstep of the historic and beautiful Killruddery Estate and gardens. Foggie Field is minutes from the picturesque seaside towns of Bray and Greystones on the Dublin / Wicklow border.

### Folkstown Park

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-23
- Summary: Introducing Folkstown Park: new homes in Balbriggan, Co. Dublin. Coastal living under 45 minutes from Dublin city with Government Scheme eligibility.

Folkstown Park

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest additions to our recently established community of Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of homes only a 5-minute drive from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only.
Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Folkstown Park
1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 206 — On Sale — From €430,000
Folkstown Park is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two, three, four and five bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Just a stone's throw away from Folkstown Park is the seaside town of Balbriggan, where you'll find a fantastic beach, fishing harbour and coastal walks. Balbriggan is also home to Ardgillan Castle and gardens, with stunning woodland walks and sea views.
Balbriggan has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities. If you're looking for places to eat, shop or be entertained Balbriggan has it all from shopping centres and restaurants to the state of the art Lark theatre and convert venue.
Balbriggan is less than 40 minutes by train to the city centre and is served by a number of bus routes. It is also just a few minutes away from the motorway network, so you're close to it all.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Folkstown Park is a perfect place to call home.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — It’s just a five-minute drive from Folkstown Park to Balbriggan station, where trains will get you into the city centre in less than 45 minutes. The local area is also served by a frequent Dublin Bus service. If you’re driving you can get to the M1 in under 5 minutes, giving you easy access to the rest of the motorway network via the M50 and arterial routes.
Balbriggan Beach — Minutes by car
Balbriggan Train Station — Minute cycle
10 — Ardgillan Castle — Minutes by car
15 — Millfield 
SC — Minute walk
45 — Dublin City — Minutes by car

Take the Virtual Tour — Folkstown Park (For illustrative purposes only)

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help To Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help To Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Introducing Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of homes only a 5-minute drive from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

### Folkstown Park

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Introducing the latest additions to Folkstown Park, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes, just a five-minute drive from the seaside town of Balbriggan and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

Folkstown Park

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest additions to our recently established community of Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of homes only a 5-minute drive from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

All images are for illustrative purposes only

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Folkstown Park
1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 19 — On Sale — POA
Folkstown Park is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two, three, four and five bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Just a stone's throw away from Folkstown Park is the seaside town of Balbriggan, where you'll find a fantastic beach, fishing harbour and coastal walks. Balbriggan is also home to Ardgillan Castle and gardens, with stunning woodland walks and sea views.
Balbriggan has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities. If you're looking for places to eat, shop or be entertained Balbriggan has it all from shopping centres and restaurants to the state of the art Lark theatre and convert venue.
Balbriggan is less than 40 minutes by train to the city centre and is served by a number of bus routes. It is also just a few minutes away from the motorway network, so you're close to it all.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Folkstown Park is a perfect place to call home.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — It’s just a five-minute drive from Folkstown Park to Balbriggan station, where trains will get you into the city centre in less than 45 minutes. The local area is also served by a frequent Dublin Bus service. If you’re driving you can get to the M1 in under 5 minutes, giving you easy access to the rest of the motorway network via the M50 and arterial routes.
Balbriggan Beach — Minutes by car
Balbriggan Train Station — Minute cycle
10 — Ardgillan Castle — Minutes by car
15 — Millfield 
SC — Minute walk
45 — Dublin City — Minutes by car

Take the Virtual Tour — Folkstown Park

This development qualifies for the Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Fingal County Council:
Find Out More

The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Introducing Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of homes only a 5-minute drive from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

### Foxwood Barn

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Foxwood Barn, new family homes for sale in Citywest, Dublin. Beautifully designed A-rated houses in a sought-after south Dublin location. View homes now.

Foxwood Barn — Dublin, Citywest

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Foxwood Barn, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Citywest.

Foxwood Barn perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of southwest county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Foxwood Barn
2, 3 and 4 bedroom houses — 198 homes — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Foxwood Barn, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Citywest.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
Foxwood Barn perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of southwest county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — The tranquil surroundings and second-to-none transport links of Citywest make for a popular and convenient location to put down roots. Foxwood Barn is just a few minutes away from Citywest, a popular and well-established commuter town on the Co Wicklow border with Dublin.

A relatively short spin on the N81 will bring you to the idyllic Blessington lakes of Wicklow, with its historic greenway, drenched in beauty and surrounded by breathtaking mountains.
Luas Red Line Citywest Stop — Minutes by car
Citywest Shopping Centre — Minutes by car
Citywest Health & Leisure Club — Minutes by car
25 — Dublin Airport — Minutes by car
40 — Dublin City — Minutes by car

Take the Virtual Tour — Foxwood Barn

This development qualifies for Government-assisted schemes — Foxwood Barn qualifies for various schemes including the Help To Buy Scheme, the First Home Scheme and the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service. We aim to make the buying process as straightforward as possible, offering advice and help at every step of the way. We are here to help even after you have the keys in your hands.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Foxwood Barn perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range 
of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of southwest 
county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### Furzefield

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-23
- Summary: Introducing Furzefield: new homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. Minutes from the M1 and Dublin Airport with Government Scheme eligibility.

Furzefield

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only.
Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 473 — On Sale — POA
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Furzefield embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Swords - a warm, welcoming and well established area famed for its sense of community.

That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

Furzefield connects you to it all, conveniently located just a short drive from Dublin city centre, Drogheda and Navan with the M1 and M50 motorways just minutes away. For those who prefer public transport, regular buses, including the Swords Express, serve Dublin City Centre and beyond, so you can enjoy a stress-free daily commute.
Nearby Bus Routes
Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre
Dublin City Centre
Dublin Airport
Donabate Beach
Everything is Within
Your Reach

Take The Virtual Tour — Furzefield

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help to Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help to Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All On Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### Gracefields

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Gracefields in Athlone. 2, 3, 4 and 5-bed family homes in Co. Westmeath. BER A rated, excellent amenities and transport links.

Gracefields

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Gracefields @ Drumaconn, a development of well-appointed, high quality and spacious A-rated 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom family homes on the edge of Athlone Town.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Scenic living, join the community
2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom houses — 418 — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Gracefields @ Drumaconn, an outstanding development of 2, 3, 4, & 5 bed family homes in the northeast of Athlone town.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Gracefields: Athlone offers excellent access to the N6, which links Dublin with Galway. Commuters can reach either city with ease and convenience, as Athlone is on the main Dublin-Galway rail line.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Gracefields is located just off the N55 main road and close to the N6, which links Dublin with Galway. Commuters can reach either city with ease and convenience. Alternatively, as Athlone is on the main Dublin-Galway rail line, they can sit back and enjoy the scenic countryside on this fast and frequent service.
M6 — Minutes by car
Lough Ree — Minutes by car
Golden Island Shopping Centre — Minutes by car
Athlone Train Station — Minutes by car
TUS Athlone Campus — Minutes by car

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

Take the Virtual Tour — Gracefields @ Drumaconn

The First Home Scheme — The Government of Ireland (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage), in partnership with Participating Lenders, has introduced a Shared Equity Scheme to help you bridge the gap between your deposit and mortgage, and the price of your new home.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme is an incentive for first-time property purchasers. It will help you with the deposit you need to purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. You must purchase or self-build the property to live in as your home.

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — As a popular town in the very heart of Ireland, Athlone is considered an important centre for business and industry. Several business parks are located around the town. The town is a bustling hub of activity on every day of the week. Shoppers gravitate towards Athlone Town Centre, the largest shopping centre in the midlands, which contains over 60 shops while for socialising, the town is packed with excellent bars and restaurants.

### Greville Park

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Greville Park: new homes in Mullingar, Co. Westmeath. Great transport links including a 75-minute train to Dublin.

Greville Park

Introducing Greville Park, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes, minutes from Mullingar town and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. 

Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Greville Park
1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 181 — Sold Out
Greville Park is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.

Greville Park is very well connected via road and rail. Mullingar train station is just a four-minute drive away, with trains going directly to Dublin’s Connolly Station. Mullingar town centre is a six-minute cycle and the area surrounding Greville Park is served by local and national bus routes.

Mullingar has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities, along with a bustling town centre full of neighbourhood restaurants, shops and boutiques. There are also larger shopping centres close by. Mullingar is also on the doorstep of Lough Owel and Belvedere House, so you’re never short of places for scenic walks either.

From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Greville Park is a perfect place to call home.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Greville Park is located within walking distance of the centre of Mullingar, a town close to the heart of Ireland. Motorists can reach the M6 in under 17 minutes, Dublin in an hour and Galway in 90 minutes. You can also avail of the fast and frequent Dublin-Longford Commuter or Dublin-Sligo InterCity rail services from Mullingar Station.
Mullingar Town Centre — Minute cycle
Mullingar Train Station — Minute drive
Junction 6, N4 — Minutes drive
60 — Dublin Airport — Minute drive
60 — Dublin City Centre — Minute drive

Take the Virtual Tour — Greville Park

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Introducing Greville Park, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes, minutes from Mullingar town and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

### Grey Abbey View

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/grey-abbey-view
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Grey Abbey View is a new development of modern & spacious homes to the south of historic Kildare Town.

On Sale

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Grey Abbey View, a superb new development of spacious homes located on R415 close to Kildare Town Centre. This is a rare opportunity to become part of a new community of families in a central location close to every amenity Kildare Town has to offer.

Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Glenveagh’s dedicated Quality Team apply rigorous quality control measures across every home. We know that our customers love green open spaces near their home so we strive to enhance the local environment in the community so that you can love where you live inside and out.

Whether you want space for the kids to play or more room to entertain friends, our fantastic range of homes offers all the flexibility you will need. Our designers factor in real furniture sizes into each home’s layout to make furnishing an easier process. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale with the highest standards of insulation and air tightness in all our properties.
3, 4 & 5 Bedrooms — 208 Homes — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Grey Abbey View, a superb new development of spacious homes located on R415 close to Kildare Town Centre.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Grey Abbey View: Grey Abbey is located in Kildare Town, a popular commuter town known for its easy access to the M7 and historical importance -Excellent amenities and just a few steps from your new home.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Grey Abbey View is located in Kildare Town, a popular commuter town known for its easy access to the M7 and historical importance – excellent amenities and just a few steps from your new home.
M7 
Motorway — minute by car
Kildare Village Shopping Centre — minutes by car
Japanese 
Gardens — minutes by car
The Currage Racecourse — minutes by car
Kildare 
Train Station — minutes by car

Take the Virtual Tour — Grey Abbey View, Kildare

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service. We aim to make the buying process as straightforward as possible, offering advice and help at every step of the way. We are here to help even after you have the keys in your hands.

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The Government of Ireland (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage), in partnership with Participating Lenders, has introduced a Shared Equity Scheme to help you bridge the gap between your deposit and mortgage, and the price of your new home.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme is an incentive for first-time property purchasers. It will help you with the deposit you need to purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. You must purchase or self-build the property to live in as your home.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types

### Hereford Park

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Hereford Park: new homes in Leixlip, Co. Kildare. Rail to Dublin Heuston in 30 minutes with Government scheme eligibility.

Hereford Park — Sold Out

Introducing Hereford Park, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes, minutes from the heritage town of Leixlip and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Hereford Park
1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 238 — Sold Out
Hereford Park in Leixlip is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Hereford Park is very well connected via road and rail. Louisa Bridge train station is just a seven minute cycle away, with frequent trains going to the city centre. The university town of Maynooth is also less than 10 minutes away from Leixlip by train. Buses to the city centre leave every 10-15 minutes.
The Leixlip area has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities, along with a bustling main street full of neighbourhood restaurants, shops and boutiques. Situated where the River Rye meets the Liffey, on the border with Dublin, Leixlip has a village feel, while being only a short hop from the capital.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Hereford Park is a perfect place to call home.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Leixlip has two train stations, both on Dublin commuter and intercity lines. Be in the city centre in just over 30 minutes by rail. Leixlip is also served by Dublin Bus with buses leaving for the city centre every 10-15 minutes. You can get to the M4 in minutes and the M50 is only 15 minutes away from Hereford Park.
Wonderful Barn
National Monument — Minute Walk
Train Station — Minute Cycle
Leixlip Main Street — Minutes by car
15 — Liffey Valley 
Shopping Centre — Minutes by car
25 — Dublin City — Minutes by car

Take the Virtual Tour — Hereford Park

This development qualifies for Government-assisted schemes — Hereford Park qualifies for various schemes including the Help To Buy Scheme, the First Home Scheme and the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home.

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Hereford Park, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from the historical town of Leixlip.

### Hereford Park

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Hereford Park: beautifully designed Starter Home Purchase Scheme homes in Leixlip, Co. Kildare. BER A rated, close to excellent amenities. Register today.

Hereford Park — Applications Closed

Introducing Hereford Park, a new collection of beautifully designed home, minutes from the heritage town of Leixlip and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Leixlip has two train stations, both on Dublin commuter and intercity lines. Be in the city centre in just over 30 minutes by rail. Leixlip is also served by Dublin Bus with buses leaving for the city centre every 10-15 minutes. You can get to the M4 in minutes and the M50 is only 15 minutes away from Hereford Park.
Wonderful Barn
National Monument — Minute Walk
Train Station — Minute Cycle
Leixlip Main Street — Minutes by car
15 — Liffey Valley 
Shopping Centre — Minutes by car
25 — Dublin City — Minutes by car

Take the Virtual Tour — Hereford Park

This development qualifies for the Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Kildare County Council:
Find Out More

The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of a Glenveagh Home — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Hereford Park, a striking new collection of beautifully designed homes only a stone’s throw from the historical town of Leixlip.

### Kilmartin Grove

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/kilmartin-grove
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Kilmartin Grove: new homes in Dublin 15. 20 minutes from Dublin city via the M50 with scheme eligibility.

Kilmartin Grove — On Sale

Introducing Kilmartin Grove, a new collection of A-rated, beautifully designed Glenveagh homes in Hollystown, Dublin.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Kilmartin Grove
1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 213 — Sold Out
Kilmartin Grove is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of one to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Situated in Hollystown in Dublin 15, Kilmartin Grove brings you all the advantages of sustainable building and stylish design, in a well-established local community.
The area surrounding Kilmartin Grove has great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities, along with parks and outdoor spaces. It's also a short distance to the Technological University Dublin Blanchardstown campus and to Blanchardstown Centre, with a host of shopping areas and restaurants along with entertainment and cultural venues including Draíocht Theatre and Arts Centre.
From Kilmartin Grove, you have easy access to transport links, with Dublin Bus routes on your doorstep and less than a 20 minute drive to Dublin airport.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Kilmartin Grove is a perfect place to call home.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Kilmartin Grove connects you to it all, conveniently located just a
short drive from Dublin centre.
For commuters, the M3, M50, M1 and N2 road links are just minutes away.
Dublin bus routes go directly into the city centre and also link to train and tram routes.
10 — Blanchardstown SC — Minutes by car
Tyrrelstown Park — Minute cycle
16 — Dublin Airport — Minutes by car
18 — Dublin City — Minutes by car
37,38,39,40E,238 — Nearby Bus Routes

Take the Virtual Tour — Kilmartin Grove

This development qualifies for Government-assisted schemes — Kilmartin Grove qualifies for various schemes including the Help To Buy Scheme, the First Home Scheme and the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Kilmartin Grove perfectly combines modern, stylish living in the leafy
surroundings of northwest county Dublin, with a well-established sense of community.

### Ledwill Park

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ledwill-par
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Ledwill Park is a new development by Glenveagh. 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom family homes for sale a short stroll from the town of Kilcock, Co. Kildare. Learn more.

Ledwill Park — Co. Kildare, Kilcock

Located within the townland of Branganstown, a short stroll from the town of Kilcock. Modern family homes in a thriving community 35km west of Dublin.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — In the Heart of Kilcock
3 Bed Homes — 440 houses — Sold Out
Modern and innovative building methods and high-quality materials combine to create homes that look great and feel comfortable for generations to come.

Ledwill Park — The Sanderling Walkthrough

Everything is within your reach.
20 — Liffey Valley shopping centre — mins drive
45 — Kilcock to Connolly Station — mins by train
40 — Kilcock to Dublin city centre — mins drive
49 — Kilcock to Custom House Quay — mins by bus

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.
25 — minues by 🚆 — bring your headphones

Site Plan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types

News about Ledwill Park

### Maple Woods

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Maple Woods: new homes in Midleton, Co. Cork. 20 minutes from Cork City with Government scheme eligibility.

Maple Woods

Introducing the latest additions to our recently established community of Maple Woods, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the picturesque town of Midleton.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. 

Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Maple Woods
1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes — 60 — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest additions to Maple Woods, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the picturesque town of Midleton.
Maple Woods perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and the convenient transport links of South-East County Cork, in a welcoming, well-established community.
One of the best aspects of living in the Midleton community is the thought and attention that has been given to green spaces and attractive landscaped areas. It’s an environment perfect for starting a new routine of daily or weekend walks with the kids through Midleton’s many local parks, farmers’ markets and sandy beaches.
What’s more, a relatively short drive will bring you to the idyllic Blarney Castle where you can find the infamous Blarney Stone. Looking to go further afield? Midleton is located just under an hour from the fantastic Cork International Airport.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Maple Woods is located just off the N25 and close to the M8, which links Cork to other major counties. Cork train station is also just a short drive, which commuters can sit back and enjoy the scenic countryside on services to Waterford, Wexford and Dublin.
N25 — Minute Drive
Market Green Shopping Centre — Minute Drive
30 — Cork Airport — Minute Drive
30 — Cork City — Minute Drive
20 — Cork Train Station — Minute Drive

Take the Virtual Tour — Maple Woods (For illustrative purposes only)

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest editions to our recently established community of Maple Woods, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the picturesque town of Midleton.

### Marina Village

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/marina-village
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Marina Village Greystones. 1 and 2-bed apartments with sea views towards Bray Head. BER A rated. Coastal living south of Dublin. Explore now.

Marina Village, Greystones

Marina Village Greystones is a waterside residential location like no other. Perfectly positioned alongside the marina, beaches and village centre. Stunning one & two bedroom apartments with spectacular views towards Bray Head and across the Irish Sea.

Life By The Sea — Coastal Living
2 Bedroom Apartments — Sold Out
Get a different view at Marina Village, Greystones. where convenience meets a new level of sophistication in beautifully designed apartments overlooking the stunning North Wicklow coast.
Open plan layouts give a sense of space and light, while high quality finishes and materials ensure a build quality that gives peace of mind.

Life in Greystones

Coastal Living in reach of the City Centre — Marina Village Greystones is perfectly located just off the recently improved N11, the main link between Dublin City and the Sunny South East. Greystones is also only minutes away from the M50 which connects to the main routes to every corner of Ireland. Marina Village Greystones residents can also avail of excellent public transport facilities. The DART railway service brings commuters from Greystones village straight into Dublin City.
45 — Mins Drive — St Stephen's Green
50 — Mins Via DART — Connolly Train Station
13 — Mins Walk — Greystones Train Station
50 — Mins Drive — Dublin Airport
18 — Mins Drive — Bray Head Cliff Walk
11 — Greystones train station — minutes walking distance
45 — Grand Canal Train Station — minutes by DART
50 — Dublin Airport — minutes drive
30 — Dundrum Town Centre — minutes drive
45 — St Stephen's Green — minutes drive

Centrally Located

Benefits of buying with Glenveagh. — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Site Map

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

Apartment Types

### Millers Glen

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Miller's Glen: new homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated. Modern family living, excellent amenities and transport links.

Miller's Glen — Swords, Dublin

Introducing Miller's Glen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only.
Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Miller's Glen
1, 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes — 378 — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller’s Glen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.
Miller’s Glen embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Swords - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community.
That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Miller’s Glen connects you to it all, conveniently located just a short drive from Dublin City Centre, Drogheda and Navan with the M1 and M50 motorways just minutes away. For those who prefer public transport, regular buses, including the Swords Express, serve Dublin City Centre and beyond, so you can enjoy a stress-free daily commute.
Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre — Minute Drive
13 — Donabate Dart Station — Minute Drive
15 — Dublin Airport — Minute Drive
25 — Dublin City Centre — Minute Drive

Take the Virtual Tour — Miller's Glen

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller's Glen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement 
of Swords, County Dublin.

### Millers Glen Apartments

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

Miller's Glen Apartments — Swords, County Dublin

Introducing Miller's Glen Apartments, a striking new collection of beautifully designed apartments in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin

Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only.
Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Miller's Glen
1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments — 102 — On Sale — From €300,000
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller’s Glen Apartments, a striking new collection of beautifully designed apartments in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.
Miller’s Glen embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Swords - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community.
That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Miller’s Glen Apartments connects you to it all, conveniently located just a short drive from Dublin City Centre, Drogheda and Navan with the M1 and M50 motorways just minutes away. For those who prefer public transport, regular buses, including the Swords Express, serve Dublin City Centre and beyond, so you can enjoy a stress-free daily commute.
Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre — Minute Drive
13 — Donabate Dart Station — Minute Drive
15 — Dublin Airport — Minute Drive
25 — Dublin City Centre — Minute Drive

Floor Plans - Apartments 33-64

Floor Plans - Apartments 65-86

Take the Virtual Tour — Miller's Glen Apartments

All on Your Doorstep

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help To Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help to Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

Croí Cónaithe (Cities) — Croí Cónaithe (Cities) is a Government initiative designed to help individuals and families buy newly built apartments.
 
The scheme provides financial support to address the high construction cost of building apartments.

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller's Glen Apartments, a striking new collection of beautifully designed apartments in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### Mooretown

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Mooretown - new family homes in Swords, Dublin. BER A rated. Excellent location. Register your interest today.

Mooretown

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Mooretown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. 

Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
1, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 91 — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Mooretown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mooretown embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Swords - a warm, welcoming and well established area famed for its sense of community.

That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

Mooretown connects you to it all, conveniently located just a short drive from Dublin city centre, Drogheda and Navan with the M1 and M50 motorways just minutes away. For those who prefer public transport, regular buses, including the Swords Express, serve Dublin City Centre and beyond, so you can enjoy a stress-free daily commute.
Dublin City Centre
Dublin Airport
Swords Castle
Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre
Nearby Bus Routes
Everything is Within
Your Reach

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help To Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help To Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All On Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Mooretown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### Oldbridge Manor

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oldbridge-manor
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Oldbridge Manor is a beautiful new development of three and four bedroom family homes on an elevated site 2km west from Drogheda Town Centre. Learn more.

Oldbridge Manor — Co. Meath, Drogheda South

Glenveagh Homes is pleased to introduce Oldbridge Manor, a beautiful new development of three and four bedroom family homes on an elevated site 2km west from Drogheda Town Centre.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — A wide variety of schools & amenities on your doorstep
3 & 4 Bedroom Homes — 168 homes — Sold Out
Step inside the 3 & 4 bedroom homes to reveal interiors that are thoughtfully laid out to suit modern living and are all finished to the highest of standards.

Take A virtual tour — Oldbridge Manor

Everything is Within Your Reach — Drogheda /; Irish: Droichead Átha (meaning “bridge at the ford”) is one of the oldest towns in Ireland. It is located on the M1 on the east coast of Ireland, mostly in County Louth but with the south fringes of the town in County Meath, 40 minutes to Dublin City Centre. World Heritage Site of Newgrange is located 8 km west of the town.

Dublin and Belfast are both easily accessed via the M1 motorway and also by rail. Drogheda is also just 30 minutes from Dublin airport – perfect for families and individuals who like to travel.
M1 Junction 9 — mins drive
30 — Dublin Airport — mins drive
60 — Dublin City Centre — mins by train
40 — Dublin City Centre — mins drive
Newgrange — mins drive

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.
Modern, premium quality homes.
Affordability and access for all.
Sustainability and innovation.
Shared trust & support.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Oldbridge Manor is a beautiful new development of three and four bedroom family homes on an elevated site 2km west from Drogheda Town Centre.

### Oscar Traynor Woods

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oscar-traynor-woods-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Introducing Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed homes and apartments just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.

Oscar Traynor Woods — Coolock, Dublin

Introducing Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed apartments just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Oscar Traynor Woods
1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments — 95 in Current Release — Coming Soon — POA
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed homes just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.
These homes perfectly combine modern, stylish living in the leafy surroundings of North Dublin City with a well-established sense of community. That’s what makes this new community ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

Floor Plans

Everything is Within Your Reach — Oscar Traynor Woods is conveniently located just a short drive from Dublin city centre. For commuters, the N1, N3, M50 and R108 road links are just minutes away. Regular bus routes to the city centre also mean that you can enjoy a stress-free daily commute.
Omni Park Shopping Centre — Minute Drive
25 — Dublin City Centre — Minute Drive
Dublin Airport — Minute Drive
26 — Phoenix Park — Minute Drive

Take the Virtual Tour — Oscar Traynor Woods

All on Your Doorstep

This development qualifies for Starter Home Purchase Scheme and the Help to Buy Scheme. — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Dublin City Council:
Find Out More

The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed homes just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.

### Rath Rua

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/rath-rua
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Rath Rua: new homes in Portlaoise, Co. Laois. 1-hour train to Dublin Heuston, with Government scheme eligibility.

Rath Rua — Sold Out

Introducing Rath Rua, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from the vibrant town of Portlaoise, County Laois.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 195 — Sold Out
Rath Rua in Portlaoise is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of two to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Portlaoise is a vibrant town with excellent connectivity, making Rath Rua an ideal place to call home. Portlaoise Train Station is just a 7-minute drive away, offering regular rail services to Dublin. The town is also well-served by major road networks, including the M7, N80 and N77, ensuring easy access to Dublin, Kildare and the Midlands. Frequent bus routes connect Portlaoise to destinations such as Dublin Airport, Limerick and Cashel, making commuting and travel hassle-free.
From thoughtfully designed homes to an unbeatable location, Rath Rua offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. Portlaoise boasts excellent schools, sports clubs, and community facilities. The People’s Park and O’Moore Park are just minutes away, while nearby attractions like the Rock of Dunamase and the Slieve Bloom Mountains provide endless opportunities for adventure. With a bustling town centre full of cafés, shops and local businesses, Rath Rua is the perfect place to settle in and enjoy everything Portlaoise has to offer.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Rath Rua connects you to it all, conveniently located just a short drive from Dublin & Kildare, with the M7, N80 and N77 road links just minute away. For commuters, regular buses and trains serve Dublin City Centre so you can enjoy a stress-free daily commute.
Rock of Dunamase — Minute Drive
Dublin Airport — Hour Drive
70 — Dublin City — Minute Drive
Portlaoise Train Station — Minute Drive
O'Moore Park — Minute Drive

Take The Virtual Tour — Rath Rua

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All On Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Rath Rua, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from the vibrant town of Portlaoise, County Laois

### Ravens Mill

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ravens-mill
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Ravens Mill is a beautiful new development of 3 and 4 bedroom family homes next to the village of Rolestown, North Co. Dublin. Register your interest.

Ravens Mill — North Dublin, Rolestown

Glenveagh is proud to introduce Ravens Mill, an outstanding development of 3 and 4 bed family homes located in the growing community of Rolestown village Co. Dublin. 

Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard.

Beautifully crafted homes — Modern Living, The best of both worlds
3 & 4 bedroom homes — Sold Out
New to Rolestown, Ravens Mill is a development by Glenveagh. Ravens Mill offers homebuyers the best of both worlds, in a scenic countryside location while being just a short drive to Swords, Dublin Airport and Dublin City. Register your interest for more information and the latest updates on this new Glenveagh community of A-rated family homes.

Everything is Within Your Reach — Ravens Mill is conveniently located next to the village of Rolestown, which offers a wide range of local amenities, including a large Centra store. The village is just seven kilometres from Swords, a bustling town with one of Dublin's biggest shopping centres, the Pavilions, home to virtually every big high street name, from Zara to Penneys to Dunnes.
Roganstown Country Club — minutes by car
12 — Ashbourne — minutes by car
13 — Swords — minutes by car
23 — Malahide — minutes by car
16 — Dublin Airport — minutes by car
36 — Dublin City Centre — minutes by car

Explore the area

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

External Tour — Ravens Mill

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types

News about Ravens Mill

### Ruxton Oaks

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ruxton-oaks
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Ruxton Oaks is a new development of 3 bedroom family homes for sale in Navan, Co. Meath. Register your interest for more information.

Ruxton Oaks — Meath, Navan

Ruxton Oaks is located in a historic and mature residential setting just north of Navan town. Enjoy beautiful scenery over the River Boyne and its mature forestry.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — A Stylish New Development in Navan
3 Bed Homes — 118 units — On Sale — Sold Out
The houses in Ruxton Oaks are particularly spacious and ideal for families of all ages. A fluid layout is enhanced by bright and airy hallways, while big, high-spec windows make the most of the natural light.
Rooms are designed with modern life in mind. Large living areas and kitchens are ideal for family get togethers, while bedrooms offer the perfect sanctuary after a busy day

Life in Navan — A growing and friendly town

Everything is within your reach. — Ruxton Oaks is located at Blackcastle, a well-regarded residential setting just north of Navan town centre. Residents can enjoy the best of local amenities, as well as wonderful scenery over the River Boyne and its mature forestry. Transport links to Dublin are excellent, with the M3 and M2 only minutes away. In addition, commuters can choose between several bus routes, while the park and ride facility at Dunboyne is a short drive away.
Navan Shopping Centre — mins drive
M3 Motorway — mins drive
42 — Dublin Airport — mins drive
44 — Dublin City Centre — mins drive

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.
Modern, premium quality homes.
Affordability and access for all.
Sustainability and innovation.
Shared trust and support.

Site Plan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types

### Semple Woods

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Semple Woods: new 2, 3 and 4-bed family homes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. BER A rated. Register your interest today.

Semple Woods — On Sale

Glenveagh is proud to present Semple Woods, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4 bed family homes in the scenic and well-connected community of Donabate, North County Dublin.

Enjoy an exceptional lifestyle in this coastal idyll, which offers an unrivalled combination of local amenities, reliable travel links and outdoor activities.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Glenveagh’s dedicated Quality Team apply rigorous quality control measures across every home. We know that our customers love green open spaces near their home so we strive to enhance the local environment in the community so that you can love where you live inside and out.

Whether you want space for the kids to play or more room to entertain friends, our fantastic range of homes offers all the flexibility you will need. Our designers factor in real furniture sizes into each home’s layout to make furnishing an easier process. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale with the highest standards of insulation and air tightness in all our properties.
2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms — 264 — Sold Out
Glenveagh is proud to present Semple Woods, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4 bed family homes in the scenic and well-connected community of Donabate, North County Dublin.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Semple Woods: Semple Woods is only a short walk from Donabate train station, residents can reach Dublin City Centre in less than 30 minutes.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Donabate is famous for its wonderful beach with breathtaking views of the
North Dublin coastline. Enjoy relaxing with a book on a sunny day while the kids play happily in the sand. Or make a long walk in the fresh sea air a daily
highlight. 

There’s even plenty of choice for the dare devils in the family –kitesurfing, sailing and windsurfing are all available in the area.
Newbridge Demense — minutes by car
Donabate Beach — minutes by car
M1 — minutes by car
14 — Dublin Airport — minutes by car
31 — Dublin City — minutes by car

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The Government of Ireland (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage), in partnership with Participating Lenders, has introduced a Shared Equity Scheme to help you bridge the gap between your deposit and mortgage, and the price of your new home.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme is an incentive for first-time property purchasers. It will help you with the deposit you need to purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. You must purchase or self-build the property to live in as your home.

All on your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service. We aim to make the buying process as straightforward as possible, offering advice and help at every step of the way. We are here to help even after you have the keys in your hands.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is proud to present Semple Woods, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4 bed family homes in the scenic and well-connected community of Donabate, North County Dublin.

### Silver Banks

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Silver Banks, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the picturesque village of Stamullen, County Meath.

Silver Banks

Introducing Silver Banks, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the picturesque village of Stamullen, County Meath

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Love Modern Homes, Live Silver Banks
3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 25 — Sold Out
Silver Banks in Stamullen is a collection of newly built, A-rated homes, beautifully designed and constructed for contemporary living. It's a great place to put down roots. Comprising a range of one to four bedroom homes, it’s a fantastic location for families of all shapes and sizes.
Situated where Dublin meets Meath, Stamullen is very well connected via road and rail. Gormanston train station is just a five-minute drive away from Silver Banks, with frequent commuter trains to Dublin City centre. It’s also just a few minutes’ drive from Silver Banks to the M1, giving access to the national motorway network.
The areas around Silver Banks have great schools, clubs, sports and community facilities and the bustling Stamullen village is on its doorstep. It’s also just a six-minute drive from Silver Banks to the wonderful Gormanston Beach; perfect for family days out and evening walks on the strand.
From great design and location to easy transport links and lots to do nearby, Silver Banks is a perfect place to call home.

Site Map

Everything is Within Your Reach — Silver Banks connects you to it all, conveniently located just a short drive from Louth, Kildare, Offaly and Dublin, with the M1 motorway and R132 regional route just minutes away
Mins Drive — Gormanston Train Station
Mins Drive — CityNorth Hotel & Conference Centre
Mins Drive — Gormanston Beach
Mins Drive — Stamullen National School
25 — Mins Drive — Dublin Airport
25 — Dublin Airport — minutes by car
Gormanston Train Station — minutes by car
20 — Drogheda Town Centre — minutes by car
11 — Balbriggan Train Station — minutes by car
45 — Dublin City — minutes by car

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh Homes is delighted to introduce Silver Banks, a modern and stylish new development in the heart of the picturesque village of Stamullen in Co Meath. Ideally located just minutes from the M1 motorway, Silver Banks consists of a fresh mix of contemporary A-rated terraced, semi-detached and detached three and four bedroom homes.

### The Furrows

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-21
- Summary: Introducing The Furrows: new homes in Ratoath, Co. Meath. Modern living 30 minutes from Dublin city centre with First Home and Help to Buy eligibility.

The Furrows

Introducing The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only.
Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
1, 2, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes — 128 — On Sale — POA
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.
The Furrows embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Ratoath - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

The Furrows connects you to it all, conveniently located just a short drive from Navan, Drogheda and Dublin with the M2 and M3 Motorways just minutes away. For those who choose public transport, regular buses serve Dublin City Centre and beyond, so you can enjoy stress-free daily commutes.
M3 Parkway Train Station
Dublin City Centre
Ashbourne Retail Park
Blanchardstown Shopping Centre
Hill of Tara
Everything is Within
Your Reach

Take The Virtual Tour — The Furrows

This development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The First Home Scheme is a shared equity scheme that helps first-time buyers bridge the gap between their deposit, their approved maximum mortgage and the purchase price of the property they would like to buy.

If you qualify for the scheme, the Government and participating lenders will provide up to 30% of the market value of your new home, in return for the same percentage share in equity in the property. This is reduced to 20% if you are also availing of the Help to Buy Scheme.
Find Out More

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All On Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

### The Furrows

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows-starter-home-purchase-scheme
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

The Furrows

Introducing The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

Beautifully Crafted Homes
2 and 3 Bedroom Homes — 14 in Current Release — On Sale — POA
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.
The Furrows embodies modern, stylish living in the friendly surroundings of Ratoath - a warm, welcoming and well-established area famed for its sense of community. That’s what makes it ideal for anyone looking to put down roots of their own.

Site Map

The Furrows connects you to it all, conveniently located just a short drive from Navan, Drogheda and Dublin with the M2 and M3 Motorways just minutes away. For those who choose public transport, regular buses serve Dublin City Centre and beyond, so you can enjoy stress-free daily commutes.
M3 Parkway Train Station
Dublin City Centre
Ashbourne Retail Park
Blanchardstown Shopping Centre
Hill of Tara
Everything is Within
Your Reach

Take The Virtual Tour — The Furrows

This development qualifies for Starter Home Purchase Scheme and the Help to Buy Scheme. — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Meath County Council:
Find Out More

The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €35,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

All On Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

### The Hawthorns

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-hawthorns
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Hawthorns is a beautiful new development of 2 and 3 bedroom family homes near the thriving town of Tullamore, Co. Offaly. Register your interest.

The Hawthorns — Offaly, Tullamore

Glenveagh is proud to present, The Hawthorns, an outstanding development of 3 bed family homes in a prime residential location near the thriving town of Tullamore, Co. Offaly. 

Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — In the Heart of Tullamore
3 & 4 Bed Homes — 124 units — On Sale — Sold Out
Homes at The Hawthorns are particularly spacious and ideal for families of all ages. A fluid layout is enhanced by bright and airy hallways, while big, high-spec windows make the most of the natural light.
Rooms are designed with modern life in mind. Large living areas and kitchens are ideal for family get togethers, while bedrooms offer the perfect sanctuary after a busy day.

Site Plan

Showhome Walkthrough — with Rachel Gorry

Everything is Within Your Reach — Transport links at The Hawthorns are truly excellent. Tullamore Train Station is a short seven-minute drive from your front door.
mins drive — Tullamore Train Station
60 — mins by train — Dublin Heuston Station
min drive — The Bridge Shopping Center
10 — min drive — Tullamore Golf Club
N52 — mins drive
The Bridge Shopping Centre — mins drive
Tullamore Train Station — mins drive
60 — Tullamore to Dublin Heuston — mins by train

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.
Modern, premium quality homes.
Affordability and access for all.
Sustainability & innovation
Shared trust & support.

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The Government of Ireland (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage), in partnership with Participating Lenders, has introduced a Shared Equity Scheme to help you bridge the gap between your deposit and mortgage, and the price of your new home.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme is an incentive for first-time property purchasers. It will help you with the deposit you need to purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. You must purchase or self-build the property to live in as your home.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types — The Hawthorns is a beautiful new development of spacious 2, 3 & 4 bedroom family homes in a prime residential location near the thriving town of Tullamore, Co. Offaly

News about The Hawthorns

### Ushers Glen

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ushers-glen
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Ushers Glen, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4 bed family new build homes by Glenveagh, in Ashford, Wicklow.

Coming Soon

Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Ushers Glen, a new collection of outstanding 2, 3 and 4 bed family homes on the edge of the idyllic village of Ashford, Co. Wicklow 

Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Glenveagh’s dedicated Quality Team apply rigorous quality control measures across every home. We know that our customers love green open spaces near their home so we strive to enhance the local environment in the community so that you can love where you live inside and out.

Whether you want space for the kids to play or more room to entertain friends, our fantastic range of homes offers all the flexibility you will need. Our designers factor in real furniture sizes into each home’s layout to make furnishing an easier process. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale with the highest standards of insulation and air tightness in all our properties.
2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms — 118 — Sold Out
Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Ushers Glen, a new collection of outstanding 2, 3 and 4 bed family homes on the edge of the idyllic village of Ashford, Co. Wicklow.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Ushers Glen: Usher's Glen is located beside the well-connected village of Ashford, which is just off the main M11 motorway, which links the Sunny South East with the M50 and Dublin City Centre.
Our Communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
Glenveagh. Home of the new.

Site Map

Welcome to Ashford — Explore the area

Everything is Within Your Reach — Usher’s Glen is located beside the well-connected village of Ashford, which is
just off the main M11 motorway, which links the Sunny South East with the M50 and Dublin City Centre. 

Motorists can reach the M50 in under 20 minutes, and Wicklow Town in less than 12 minutes.A direct regular bus route into the city is ideal for commuters; alternatively, avail of the fast and frequent DART rail service at nearby Greystones.
M11 motorway — minutes by car
13 — Wicklow Train Station — minutes by car
56 — Dublin City — minutes by car
53 — Dublin Airport — minutes by car
19 — Greystones — minutes by car

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The Government of Ireland (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage), in partnership with Participating Lenders, has introduced a Shared Equity Scheme to help you bridge the gap between your deposit and mortgage, and the price of your new home.
Find Out More

The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme is an incentive for first-time property purchasers. It will help you with the deposit you need to purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. You must purchase or self-build the property to live in as your home.

All on your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service. We aim to make the buying process as straightforward as possible, offering advice and help at every step of the way. We are here to help even after you have the keys in your hands.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

House Types

### Walker's Gate

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/walkers-gate
- Section: Developments
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Walker's Gate is a new development of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom family homes for sale just outside Kildare Town. Register your interest for more information.

Walker's Gate — Kildare, Kildare Town

Glenveagh is proud to present Walker’s Gate, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4 bed family homes in a convenient location just outside Kildare Town. 

Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard.

Beautifully Crafted Homes — Scenic living, join the community
2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes — 187 houses — Sold Out
Glenveagh is proud to present Walker's Gate, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4 bed family homes in a convenient location just outside Kildare Town.
Love Stylish family homes: Our bright, open-plan homes are finished to the highest possible standard. All homes are energy efficient with a minimum A-rating on the BER scale.
Live Walker's Gate: Kildare town offers exceptional local amenities. In addition, transport links to Dublin are excellent. Walker's Gate is just a short drive to the M7 motorway.
Our communities: At Glenveagh, we don't just build homes, we build lasting communities. We believe in supporting our communities in every way we can.
First-time buyer? Did you know? This development qualifies for the First Home and Help to Buy Schemes. The First home scheme helps buyers with up to 30% of the market value of their newly built Glenveagh home. This will reduce to 20% if availing of the Help to Buy scheme.
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Everything is Within Your Reach — Kildare is widely regarded as one of the most popular commuter towns, with all the local amenities typical of a large town and excellent transport links to Dublin and beyond. Walker's Gate is just a short drive to the M7 motorway, a quick and easy route to the M50 and to Dublin City Centre; in fact, the city centre can be reached in under an hour.
Kildare Village — minutes by car
M7 — minutes by car
The Curragh — minutes by car
50 — Dublin City — minutes by car
43 — Dublin Airport — minutes by car
Kildare Train Station — minutes by car

All on Your Doorstep

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh are committed to providing our customers with the highest level of service. We aim to make the buying process as straightforward as possible, offering advice and help at every step of the way. We are here to help even after you have the keys in your hands.

This Development qualifies for The First Home Scheme and the Help-To-Buy Scheme. — Using the First Home Scheme and the Help-to-Buy Scheme can help you with up to 30% of the market value of your new home.

The First Home Scheme — The Government of Ireland (Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage), in partnership with Participating Lenders, has introduced a Shared Equity Scheme to help you bridge the gap between your deposit and mortgage, and the price of your new home.
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The Help-To-Buy Scheme — The Help-To-Buy (HTB) Scheme is an incentive for first-time property purchasers. It will help you with the deposit you need to purchase or self-build a new house or apartment. You must purchase or self-build the property to live in as your home.

House Types

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

News about Walker's Gate

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baile-na-mona-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Hazel at Baile Na Móna. 2-bed mid and end-terrace Starter Home Purchase Scheme homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated, move-in ready. Register your interest today.

The Hazel — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid & End Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Hazel, Baile na Móna

About Baile na Móna — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Baile na Móna, a striking new collection of beautifully designed new family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Holly

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baile-na-mona-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-holly
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Holly at Baile Na Móna. Beautifully designed 3-bed mid and end-terrace homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated, great location. Register now.

The Holly — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid & End Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
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Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Holly, Baile na Móna

About Baile Na Móna — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Baile na Móna, a striking new collection of beautifully designed new family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Larch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baile-na-mona-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-larch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-08-18
- Summary: Introducing The Larch, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Mid & End Terrace affordable Glenveagh homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Larch — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid & End Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Baile na Móna — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Baile na Móna, a striking new collection of beautifully designed new family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baile-na-mona-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Poplar at Baile Na Móna. 3-bed mid and end-terrace Starter Home Purchase Scheme homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated, move-in ready. Register your interest today.

The Poplar — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid & End Terrace | Semi Detached — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Bathroom & Ensuite
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Internal Finishes
External Finishes
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar, Baile na Móna

About Baile na Móna — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Baile na Móna, a striking new collection of beautifully designed new family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Bramble

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baker-hall/the-bramble
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Bramble, latest editions to our recently established community of Baker Hall, a striking new collection of beautifully designed two-bed homes only a stone’s throw from Navan Town Centre, Co. Meath.

The Bramble — Baker Hall

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Maisonettes — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto outdoor space.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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About Baker Hall — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest editions to our recently established community of Baker Hall, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from Navan Town Centre, Co. Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Cherry

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/baker-hall/the-cherry
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Cherry, latest editions to our recently established community of Baker Hall, a striking new collection of beautifully designed three-bed family homes only a stone’s throw from Navan Town Centre, Co. Meath.

The Cherry — Baker Hall

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Maisonettes — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto outdoor space.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficieny
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Wardrobes

Floor Plan

About Baker Hall — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest editions to our recently established community of Baker Hall, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from Navan Town Centre, Co. Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ballisk-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Hazel, Ballisk Park: beautifully designed 2-bed Starter Home Purchase Scheme homes in Donabate, Co. Dublin. BER A rated.

The Hazel — Ballisk Park

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid & End Terrace — Applications Closed — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Hazel, Ballisk Park

This development qualifies for The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Fingal County Council:
Find Out More

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home.

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

About Ballisk Park — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce beautifully designed, affordable family homes in Ballisk Park, Donabate. Ballisk Park perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Holly

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ballisk-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-holly
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Holly at Ballisk Park. 3-bed Starter Home Purchase Scheme homes in Donabate, Co. Dublin. BER A rated. Seaside living made affordable. Register today.

The Holly — Ballisk Park

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid & End Terrace — Applications Closed — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

Take the Virtual Tour — The Holly, Ballisk Park

This development qualifies for The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Fingal County Council:
Find Out More

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. The scheme can be used in conjunction with the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

About Ballisk Park — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce beautifully designed Affordable Purchase Scheme Homes in Ballisk Park, Donabate. Ballisk Park perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Cedar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-cedar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Cedar, Balmoston: beautifully designed 3-bed affordable Glenveagh homes in Donabate, Co. Dublin. BER A rated.

The Cedar — Balmoston

A Glenveagh three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed End Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Wardrobes

Floor Plan

This development qualifies for The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Fingal County Council:
Find Out More

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. The scheme can be used in conjunction with the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

About Balmoston — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Holly

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-holly
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Holly, Balmoston: beautifully designed affordable Glenveagh homes in Donabate, Co. Dublin. BER A rated.

The Holly — Balmoston

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Wardrobes

Floor Plan

This development qualifies for The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Fingal County Council:
Find Out More

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. The scheme can be used in conjunction with the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

About Balmoston — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Maple

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-maple
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Maple, Balmoston: beautifully designed 2-bed affordable Glenveagh homes in Donabate, Co. Dublin. BER A rated.

The Maple — Balmoston

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Wardrobes

Floor Plan

This development qualifies for The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Fingal County Council:
Find Our More

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.
Find Out More

The Help To Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. The scheme can be used in conjunction with the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

About Balmoston — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-22
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Beech, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi-Detached Homes in Balmoston, Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

The Beech — Donabate, Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Semi-Detached house has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed open plan living, along with en-suite bedrooms, stylish interiors and outdoor terrace space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi-Detached | Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls & A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen & stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. Private terrace outdoor space.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Bathroom & Ensuite
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Floor Plan

About Balmoston — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-22
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Birch, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed End Terrace homes in Balmoston, Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

The Birch — Donabate, Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close door. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

Take The Virtual Tour — The Birch, Balmoston

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Balmoston — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Cherry

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-cherry
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-22
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Cherry, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 1 Bed Duplex Apartments in Balmoston, Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

The Cherry — Donabate, Dublin

A Glenveagh One-Bedroom Duplex Apartment gives you all you need for contemporary living. Beautifully designed, with great features including open plan living and a private terrace.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

1 Bed Duplex Apartment — POA — Our A-rated one-bedroom Duplex apartments feature contemporary design, with a modern kitchen and living area, fully painted interiors and large bathroom. Light filled spacious bedroom and bathroom. Private outdoor terrace space.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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About Balmoston — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Elm

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-elm
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-08
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Elm, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed Semi-Detached homes in Balmoston, Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

The Elm — Donabate, Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home is perfect for contemporary living, giving you ample accommodation, along with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

4 Bed Semi-Detached — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Balmoston — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Fir

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-fir
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-22
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Elm, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed Detached homes in Balmoston, Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

The Fir — Donabate, Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home is perfect for contemporary living, giving you ample accommodation, along with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Balmoston — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Laurel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-laurel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Laurel at Balmoston: 3-bed duplexes in Donabate, Co. Dublin. Modern design, BER A rated, great transport links. View floor plans now.

The Laurel — Donabate, Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Duplex has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed open plan living, contemporary bedrooms, bathrooms and bespoke interiors.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Duplex — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls & A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
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Floor Plan Type 2

Take The Virtual Tour — The Laurel, Balmoston

About Balmoston — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Maple

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-maple
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-22
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Maple, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 2 Bed Mid Terrace homes in Balmoston, Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

The Maple — Donabate, Dublin

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish open living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Balmoston — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/balmoston/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Poplar at Balmoston, Donabate: new home with open-plan living, private outdoor space and Help to Buy eligibility. BER A rated.

The Poplar — Donabate, Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace — From €500,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, Double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close door. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar, Balmoston

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Balmoston — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Balmoston, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate. Balmoston perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of northeast county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/barnhall-meadows/the-hazel-bh
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Hazel is one of our new-build 2 bedroom homes at Barnhall Meadows in Leixlip, Co. Kildare. This is sold out. See our other new homes for sale.

Barnhall Meadows

3 Bed Semi-Detached — Sold Out

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Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

The Hazel

About Barnhall Meadows — Barnhall Meadows situated at the iconic Wonderful Barn site in Leixlip consists of a mixture of large architecturally designed luxury 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes built to the highest modern standards.

### The Oak

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/barnhall-meadows/the-oak-bh
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Oak is one of our new-build 4 bedroom homes at Barnhall Meadows in Leixlip, Co. Kildare. This is sold out. See our other new homes for sale.

The Oak — Barnhall Meadows

4 Bed Semi-Detached — Sold Out

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Take a look inside

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

The Oak

About Barnhall Meadows — Barnhall Meadows situated at the iconic Wonderful Barn site in Leixlip consists of a mixture of large architecturally designed luxury 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes built to the highest modern standards.

### The Willow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/barnoaks/the-willow-barnoaks
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Willow is one of our new-build 2 bedroom homes at Barnoaks, a new development of family homes in Citywest, Dublin. Learn more.

The Willow — Barnoaks

2 Bed Terraced — Sold Out

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Willow, Barnoaks

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Barnoaks — Barnoaks is located in the popular Citywest area of South Dublin. Situated very close to the Luas, and within walking distance of Citywest Business Campus, Barnoaks is the ideal choice for growing families who want a spacious home on the doorstep of Dublin City Centre.

### The Cuckoo

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-cuckoo
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Cuckooo, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Mid Terrace Glenveagh homes in Belcamp, a striking new collection of family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

The Cuckoo — Balgriffin, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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The Cuckoo

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Belcamp — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

### The Dove

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-dove
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Dove, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Belcamp, a striking new collection of family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

The Dove — Balgriffin, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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The Dove

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Belcamp — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

### The Jay

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-jay
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Jay, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Mid & End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Belcamp, a striking new collection of family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

The Jay — Balgriffin, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Mid & End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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The Jay

Take the Virtual Tour — The Jay, Belcamp

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Belcamp — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

### The Quail

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-quail
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Quail, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Mid Terrace Glenveagh homes in Belcamp, a striking new collection of family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

The Quail — Balgriffin, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
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The Quail

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Belcamp — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

### The Raven

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-raven
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Raven, a new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed End Terrace and Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Belcamp, a striking new collection of family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

The Raven — Balgriffin, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed Mid Terrace | Semi Detached with Side Entry — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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The Raven

Take the Virtual Tour — The Raven, Belcamp

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Belcamp — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

### The Sandpiper

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-sandpiper
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Sandpiper, a new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Belcamp, a striking new collection of family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

The Sandpiper — Balgriffin, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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The Sandpiper

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Belcamp — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

### The Skylark

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-skylark
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Skylark, a new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed End Terrace and Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Belcamp, a striking new collection of family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

The Skylark — Balgriffin, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed End Terrace | Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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The Skylark

Take the Virtual Tour — The Skylark, Belcamp

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Belcamp — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

### The Sparrow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-sparrow
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Skylark, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Mid Terrace Glenveagh homes in Belcamp, a striking new collection of family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

The Sparrow — Balgriffin, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
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Garden

The Sparrow

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Belcamp — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

### The Starling

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-starling
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Starling, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Belcamp, a striking new collection of family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

The Starling — Balgriffin, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi Detached with Side Entry — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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The Starling

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Belcamp — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

### The Wagtail

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belcamp/the-wagtail
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Wagtail, a new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Belcamp, a striking new collection of family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

The Wagtail — Balgriffin, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
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Garden

The Wagtail

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Belcamp — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belcamp, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming North Dublin area of Balgriffin, County Dublin.

### The Elm

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belin-woods/the-elm
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Elm is one of our new-build 4 bedroom homes at Belin Woods, a new development of family homes in Newbridge, Co. Kildare. Learn more.

The Elm — Belin Woods

Sold Out

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Elm, Belin Woods

Benefits of buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

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About Belin Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Belin Woods, a wonderful new development of family homes only a short stroll from the bustling town of Newbridge, Co. Kildare.

### The Larch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/belin-woods/the-larch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Larch is one of our new-build 3 bedroom homes at Belin Woods, a new development of family homes in Newbridge, Co. Kildare. Learn more.

The Larch — Belin Woods

Sold Out

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Larch, Belin Woods

Benefits of buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Floor plan

About Belin Woods — Belin Woods is a wonderful new development of family homes only a short stroll from the bustling town of Newbridge, Co. Kildare.

### The Ash

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bellingsmore/the-ash
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Bellingsmore is a beautiful new development of 3 and 4 bedroom family homes in Kilmartin, Dublin 15. The Ash is sold out. See our other new homes for sale.

The Ash — Bellingsmore

A tasteful combination of brick and render on the exterior of each home,
along with an abundance of green space, makes Bellingsmore an
extremely attractive new development. — Sold Out — 4 Bed Detached | Semi Detached

Built to a standard you can trust
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Take a virtual tour — The Ash

Benefits of buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Floor Plan

About Bellingsmore — Glenveagh Homes is pleased to introduce Bellingsmore, a beautiful new development of spacious 3 and 4 bedroom family homes in the picturesque townland of Kilmartin, Dublin 15.

### The Elm

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bellingsmore/the-elm-bm
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Bellingsmore is a beautiful new development of 3 and 4 bedroom family homes in Kilmartin, Dublin 15. The Elm is sold out. See our other new homes for sale.

The Elm — Bellingsmore

A tasteful combination of brick and render on the exterior of each home,
along with an abundance of green space, makes Bellingsmore an
extremely attractive new development. — Sold out — 3 Semi Detached

Built to a standard you can trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Benefits of buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Floor Plan

About Bellingsmore — Glenveagh Homes is pleased to introduce Bellingsmore, a beautiful new development of spacious 3 and 4 bedroom family homes in the picturesque townland of Kilmartin, Dublin 15.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-05
- Summary: Introducing Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne, County Meath.

The Hazel — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Mid Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
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Floor Plan

Take The Virtual Tour — The Hazel, Bennetstown

About Bennetstown — Introducing Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne, County Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne, County Meath.

The Poplar — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed End Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
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Floor Plan

Take The Virtual Tour — The Poplar, Bennetstown

About Bennetstown — Introducing Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne, County Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: The Beech at Bennetstown Green: 3-bed end-terrace new home in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. BER A rated. Register today.

The Beech — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Mid Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Bennetstown — Introducing Bennetstown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Dunboyne, County Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Birch at Bennetstown Green. 3-bed end-terrace homes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. BER A rated. Register your interest.

The Birch — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Bramble

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-bramble
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Bramble at Bennetstown Green. 2-bed new build maisonette in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. BER A rated. Register today.

The Bramble — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Maisonette has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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2 Bed Maisonette — From €410,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Elm

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-elm
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-08
- Summary: The Elm at Bennetstown Green. 4-bed new homes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. Modern living with excellent transport links. BER A rated. Register today.

The Elm — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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4 Bed Semi Detached — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-23
- Summary: The Hazel at Bennetstown Green. 2-bed mid-terrace homes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. BER A rated. Register today.

The Hazel — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Mid Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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2 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Larch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-larch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: The Larch at Bennetstown Green: 3-bed new home in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. Great M3 access and amenities. BER A rated. Register today.

The Larch — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Semi Detached Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Laurel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-laurel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Laurel at Bennetstown Green. 3-bed duplexes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. BER A rated. Register today.

The Laurel — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Duplex has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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3 Bed Duplex — From €475,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Linden

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-linden
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-08
- Summary: The Linden at Bennetstown Green: 4-bed new home in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. Great M3 access. BER A rated. Register today.

The Linden — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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4 Bed End Terrace | Semi Detached — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Oak

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-oak
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-08
- Summary: The Oak at Bennetstown Green. 4-bed detached new home in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. Spacious living, great M3 access. BER A rated. Register today.

The Oak — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom End Terrace & Semi Detached Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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4 Bed End Terrace | Semi Detached — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Pine

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-pine
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Pine at Bennetstown Green. Stylish 3-bedroom home in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. Close to the M3 and local amenities. BER A rated. Register interest now.

The Pine — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Semi Detached Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Poplar at Bennetstown Green. 3-bed end-terrace homes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. BER A rated, beautifully designed. Register your interest today.

The Poplar — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Sycamore

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/bennetstown/the-sycamore
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: The Sycamore at Bennetstown Green. 3-bed mid and end-terrace homes in Dunboyne, Co. Meath. BER A rated, beautifully designed. Register today.

The Sycamore — Bennetstown

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Mid & End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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3 Bed Mid & End Terrace with Study — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### Crest

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/crest
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Crest at Blackrock Villas. New build apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. BER A rated, modern design in a highly sought-after location.

Crest — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh One Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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One Bedroom Apartment — From €295,000 — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### Dove

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/dove
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Dove at Blackrock Villas. New build apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. BER A rated, stylish design in one of Cork's most sought-after areas. View now.

Dove — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh Two Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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Two Bedroom Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### Drake

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/drake
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Drake at Blackrock Villas. New build apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. Stylish BER A rated studios and apartments in an urban location.

Drake — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh One Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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One Bedroom Apartment — From €290,000 — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### Heron

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/heron
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Heron at Blackrock Villas. New build apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. BER A rated, stylish design in an urban location. View floor plans now.

Heron — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh Two Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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Two Bedroom Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### Kingfisher

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/kingfisher
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Kingfisher at Blackrock Villas. Beautifully designed new build apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. BER A rated. View now.

Kingfisher — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh Three Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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Three Bedroom Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### Lark

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/lark
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Lark at Blackrock Villas. New build apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. Stylish BER A rated design in a sought-after location. View now.

Lark — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh Two Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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Two Bedroom Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### Martin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/martin
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Martin at Blackrock Villas. New build apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. BER A rated, stylish design in Cork City. View floor plans.

Martin — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh Two Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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Two Bedroom Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### Sparrow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/sparrow
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Sparrow at Blackrock Villas. New build apartments in Blackrock, Cork. Stylish BER A rated apartments in a highly sought-after Cork city location.

Sparrow — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh Two Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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Two Bedroom Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### Starling

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/starling
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Starling at Blackrock Villas. New build apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. Stylish BER A rated apartments in a sought-after location. View now.

Starling — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh Two Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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Two Bedroom Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### Swallow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/swallow
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Swallow at Blackrock Villas. New build apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. Stylish BER A rated apartments in one of Cork's most sought-after areas.

Swallow — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh One Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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One Bedroom Apartment — From €290,000 — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### Swift

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/swift
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Swift at Blackrock Villas. New build apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. BER A rated, modern living in a highly sought-after city location.

Swift — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh Two Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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Two Bedroom Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### Wagtail

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/wagtail
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Wagtail at Blackrock Villas. New build apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. Stylish BER A rated apartments in a highly sought-after location.

Wagtail — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh Two Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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Two Bedroom Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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About Blackrock Villas — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Blackrock Villas, a striking new collection of beautifully designed apartments in the vibrant, highly sought after area of Blackrock, Cork City.

### Wren

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/blackrock-villas/wren
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Wren at Blackrock Villas. New build studios and apartments in Blackrock, Cork City. BER A rated, modern living. View now.

Wren — Blackrock, Cork

A Glenveagh Studio has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

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Studios — Sold Out — A-rated studio: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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About Blackrock Villas — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Blackrock Villas, a striking new collection of beautifully designed apartments in the vibrant, highly sought after area of Blackrock, Cork City.x

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/citywest-village/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Birch, City West Village, spacious 3-bedroom end of terrace new build homes in Citywest, Dublin.

The Birch — Citywest Village

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out

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The Birch

Take the Virtual Tour — The Birch, Citywest Village

About Citywest — Citywest Village residents can choose from a wide variety of local amenities, all within a short stroll or drive. Citywest Shopping Centre is the main retail hub, and features a large Dunnes Stores among other leading high street names. Alternatively, indulge in some gourmet food in the large Avoca food market and café, or meet a friend for coffee or lunch in one of the many eateries on Riverside Plaza – it’s all just a few minutes’ away.

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### The Pine

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/citywest-village/the-pine
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Pine, City West Village, spacious 3-bedroom end of terrace new build homes in Citywest, Dublin.

The Pine — Citywest Village

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out

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The Pine

Take the Virtual Tour — The Pine, Citywest Village

About Citywest — Citywest Village residents can choose from a wide variety of local amenities, all within a short stroll or drive. Citywest Shopping Centre is the main retail hub, and features a large Dunnes Stores among other leading high street names. Alternatively, indulge in some gourmet food in the large Avoca food market and café, or meet a friend for coffee or lunch in one of the many eateries on Riverside Plaza – it’s all just a few minutes’ away.

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### The Chestnut

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-adain/the-chestnut
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to present The Chestnut; the latest additions to our recently established development at Cluain Adain. Located just a short stroll from the thriving town of Navan, Co. Meath, these beautifully designed two bedroom homes blend in seamlessly with the surrounding area.

The Chestnut — Cluain Adain

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close door. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Cluain Adain — Introducing the latest additions to our recently established community of Cluain Adain. Located just a short stroll from the thriving town of Navan, Co. Meath. These homes are designed for those aged 55 years and above or those with medical needs, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment both today and for years to come.

### The Juniper

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-adain/the-juniper
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to present The Juniper; the latest additions to our recently established development at Cluain Adain. Located just a short stroll from the thriving town of Navan, Co. Meath, these beautifully designed two bedroom bungalows blend in seamlessly with the surrounding area.

The Juniper — Cluain Adain

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Bungalow has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed End Terrace Bungalow — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close door. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Cluain Adain — Introducing the latest additions to our recently established community of Cluain Adain. Located just a short stroll from the thriving town of Navan, Co. Meath. These homes are designed for those aged 55 years and above or those with medical needs, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment both today and for years to come.

### The Whitethorn

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-adain/the-whitethorn
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to present The Whitethorn; the latest additions to our recently established development at Cluain Adain. Located just a short stroll from the thriving town of Navan, Co. Meath, these beautifully designed two bedroom bungalows blend in seamlessly with the surrounding area.

The Whitethorn — Cluain Adain

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Bungalow has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid & End Terrace Bungalow — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close door. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Cluain Adain — Introducing the latest additions to our recently established community of Cluain Adain. Located just a short stroll from the thriving town of Navan, Co. Meath. These homes are designed for those aged 55 years and above or those with medical needs, ensuring a supportive and inclusive environment both today and for years to come.

### The Alder

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-glasan/the-alder
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Alder, a spacious 3-bed semi-detached house in Cluain Glasan, a new development of family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny

The Alder — Cluain Glasan

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached | Mid & End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close door. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Alder, Cluain Glasan

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About Cluain Glasan — Cluain Glasan, a new development of spacious family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny. A new location for Glenveagh, Cluain Glasan gives individuals and families of all sizes the opportunity to enjoy a high-spec new home, finished to Glenveagh’s exacting standards, within one of Ireland’s most vibrant cities.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-glasan/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Beech, a spacious 3-bed detached house in Cluain Glasan, a new development of family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny.

The Beech — Cluain Glasan

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close door. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Cluain Glasan — Cluain Glasan, a new development of spacious family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny. A new location for Glenveagh, Cluain Glasan gives individuals and families of all sizes the opportunity to enjoy a high-spec new home, finished to Glenveagh’s exacting standards, within one of Ireland’s most vibrant cities.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-glasan/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Hazel, a spacious 3-bed semi detached house in Cluain Glasan, a new development of family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny.

The Hazel — Cluain Glasan

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Semi Detached | Mid & End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish open living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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The Hazel

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Cluain Glasan — Cluain Glasan, a new development of spacious family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny. A new location for Glenveagh, Cluain Glasan gives individuals and families of all sizes the opportunity to enjoy a high-spec new home, finished to Glenveagh’s exacting standards, within one of Ireland’s most vibrant cities.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cluain-glasan/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Poplar, a spacious 3-bed semi detached house in Cluain Glasan, a new development of family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny.

The Poplar — Cluain Glasan

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached | Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close door. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar, Cluain Glasan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Cluain Glasan — Cluain Glasan, a new development of spacious family homes in a central location adjacent to the picturesque city of Kilkenny. A new location for Glenveagh, Cluain Glasan gives individuals and families of all sizes the opportunity to enjoy a high-spec new home, finished to Glenveagh’s exacting standards, within one of Ireland’s most vibrant cities.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Introducing Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate, County Dublin.

The Beech — Corballis View

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed End Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Introducing Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate, County Dublin.

The Birch — Corballis View

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid & End Terrace | Semi Detached — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Cedar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-cedar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Introducing Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate, County Dublin.

The Cedar — Corballis View

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Detached Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Detached — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Introducing Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate, County Dublin.

The Hazel — Corballis View

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Mid Terrace & Semi Detached Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid Terrace & Semi Detached — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Larch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-larch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Introducing Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate, County Dublin.

The Larch — Corballis View

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace and Semi Detached Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed End Terrace | Semi Detached — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Pine

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-pine
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Introducing Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate, County Dublin.

The Pine — Corballis View

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed End Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Pine, Corballis View

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### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/corballis-view/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-15
- Summary: Introducing Corballis View, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in Donabate, County Dublin.

The Poplar — Corballis View

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid & End Terrace | Semi Detached — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar, Corballis View

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### The Ash

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-ash-detached
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath, near to the town, moments from majestic Lough Ree and the River Shannon, and connected to almost everywhere.

The Ash — Cornamaddy Court

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Ash, Cornamaddy Court

About Cornamaddy Court — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Beech at Cornamaddy Court. 3-bed homes near Athlone town and Lough Ree, Co. Westmeath. BER A rated contemporary design. Register your interest.

The Beech — Cornamaddy Court

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Mid & End Terrace | Detached & Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Cornamaddy Court — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-beech-detached
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Beech at Cornamaddy Court. 3-bed homes near Athlone town and Lough Ree, Co. Westmeath. BER A rated contemporary design. Register your interest.

The Beech — Cornamaddy Court

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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About Cornamaddy Court — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath, near to the town, moments from majestic Lough Ree and the River Shannon, and connected to almost everywhere.

The Hazel — Cornamaddy Court

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Mid Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Bathroom & Ensuite
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About Cornamaddy Court — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Holly

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-holly
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Holly at Cornamaddy Court. 3-bed mid-terrace homes near Athlone town and Lough Ree, Co. Westmeath. BER A rated. Register your interest today.

The Holly — Cornamaddy Court

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Mid Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Holly, Cornamaddy Court

About Cornamaddy Court — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

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### The Hornbeam

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-hornbeam
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Hornbeam at Cornamaddy Court. 3-bed homes near Athlone town and Lough Ree, Co. Westmeath. BER A rated contemporary design. Register your interest.

The Hornbeam — Cornamaddy Court

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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3 Bed End Terrace | Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Hornbeam, Cornamaddy Court

About Cornamaddy Court — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

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### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/cornamaddy-court/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Poplar at Cornamaddy Court. 3-bed homes near Athlone town and Lough Ree, Co. Westmeath. BER A rated. Register your interest today.

The Poplar — Cornamaddy Court

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace | Semi Detached — From €365,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Cornamaddy Court — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Cornamaddy Court, a collection of new and exciting contemporary homes in Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/effernock-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Hazel, Effernock: beautiful 2 Bed Terraced homes in Trim, available through the Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The Hazel — Trim, Meath

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid & End Terrace — Applications Closed — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Hazel, Effernock

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Effernock — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Effernock, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes in the heritage town of Trim, close to a host of amenities and transport links.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/effernock-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Poplar, Effernock: stylish 3 Bed Semi-Detached homes in Trim, available through the Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The Poplar — Trim, Meath

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached | End Terrace — Applications Closed — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar, Effernock

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Effernock — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Effernock, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes in the heritage town of Trim, close to a host of amenities and transport links.

### The Rowan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/effernock/the-rowan
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing the Rowan, Effernock, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi-Detached Glenveagh homes in the heritage town of Trim, close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Rowan — Trim, Meath

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Rowan, Effernock

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Effernock — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Effernock, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes in the heritage town of Trim, close to a host of amenities and transport links.

### The Ash

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foggie-field/the-ash
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Ash, Foggie Field, a new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Kilruddery, on the Dublin-Wicklow border, minutes from Bray and Greystones.

The Ash — Kilruddery, Wicklow

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home is perfect for contemporary living, giving you ample accommodation, along with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

4 Bed Semi Detached | End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Ash, Foggie Field

About Foggie Field — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Foggie Field at Kilruddery, a wonderful new community of high-quality homes, nestled on the doorstep of the historic and beautiful Killruddery Estate and gardens. Foggie Field is minutes from the picturesque seaside towns of Bray and Greystones on the Dublin / Wicklow border.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foggie-field/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Beech, Foggie Field, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed End Terraced Glenveagh homes in Kilruddery, on the Dublin-Wicklow border, minutes from Bray and Greystones.

The Beech — Kilruddery, Wicklow

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Beech, Foggie Field

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Foggie Field — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Foggie Field at Kilruddery, a wonderful new community of high-quality homes, nestled on the doorstep of the historic and beautiful Killruddery Estate and gardens. Foggie Field is minutes from the picturesque seaside towns of Bray and Greystones on the Dublin / Wicklow border.

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foggie-field/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Birch, Foggie Field, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Mid Terraced Glenveagh homes in Kilruddery, on the Dublin-Wicklow border, minutes from Bray and Greystones.

The Birch — Kilruddery, Wicklow

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Birch, Foggie Field

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Foggie Field — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Foggie Field at Kilruddery, a wonderful new community of high-quality homes, nestled on the doorstep of the historic and beautiful Killruddery Estate and gardens. Foggie Field is minutes from the picturesque seaside towns of Bray and Greystones on the Dublin / Wicklow border.

### The Juniper

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foggie-field/the-juniper
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Juniper, Foggie Field, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Mid Terraced Glenveagh homes in Kilruddery, on the Dublin-Wicklow border, minutes from Bray and Greystones.

The Juniper — Kilruddery, Wicklow

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Mid & End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. Large private outdoor terrace space.

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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Foggie Field — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Foggie Field at Kilruddery, a wonderful new community of high-quality homes, nestled on the doorstep of the historic and beautiful Killruddery Estate and gardens. Foggie Field is minutes from the picturesque seaside towns of Bray and Greystones on the Dublin-Wicklow border.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Beech at Folkstown Park: 3-bed home in Balbriggan via the Affordable Purchase Scheme. BER A rated. Register today.

The Beech — Folkstown Park

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached — From €485,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing the Birch, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed End Terrace and Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Folkstown Park, just a five-minute drive from the seaside town of Balbriggan and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Birch — Balbriggan

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached | End Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

### The Pine

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-pine
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Pine at Folkstown Park: 3-bed home in Balbriggan via the Affordable Purchase Scheme. BER A rated. Great value. Register your interest today.

The Pine — Folkstown Park

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached | End Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Pine, Folkstown Park

About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Willow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-willow
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing the Willow, a new collection of beautifully designed 2 Bed Mid Terrace Glenveagh homes in Folkstown Park, just a five-minute drive from the seaside town of Balbriggan and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Willow — Folkstown Park

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — On Sale — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Willow, Folkstown Park

About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Alder

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-alder
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Elm, a new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed Detached Glenveagh homes in Folkstown Park, just a five-minute drive from the seaside town of Balbriggan and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Alder — Balbriggan, Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home is perfect for today's lifestyle, giving you ample accommodation along with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

4 Bed Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Beech at Folkstown Park. 3-bed semi-detached homes near Balbriggan, Co. Dublin. BER A rated, family-friendly design. Register your interest today.

The Beech — Folkstown Park

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached — From €485,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Introducing the Birch, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed End of Terrace and Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Folkstown Park, just a five-minute drive from the seaside town of Balbriggan and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Birch — Folkstown Park

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached | End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Hazel, a new collection of beautifully designed 2 Bed Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Folkstown Park, just a five-minute drive from the seaside town of Balbriggan and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Hazel — Folkstown Park

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and a secluded back garden.

2 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Hornbeam

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-hornbeam
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing the Hornbeam, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Mid & End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Folkstown Park, just a five-minute drive from the seaside town of Balbriggan and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Hornbeam — Folkstown Park

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid & End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
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About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Larch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-larch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing the Birch, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Folkstown Park, just a five-minute drive from the seaside town of Balbriggan and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Larch — Folkstown Park

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
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Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
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Floor Plan

About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Linden

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-linden
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Introducing The Linden, a new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Folkstown Park, just a five-minute drive from the seaside town of Balbriggan and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Linden — Balbriggan, Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home is perfect for today's lifestyle, giving you ample accommodation along with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

4 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Bathroom & Ensuite
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About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Pine

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-pine
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Pine at Folkstown Park. 3-bed end-terrace and semi-detached homes near Balbriggan, Co. Dublin. BER A rated, excellent transport links. Register now.

The Pine — Folkstown Park

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached | End Terrace — From €465,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
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Floor Plan

Take the Virtual Tour — The Pine, Folkstown Park

About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Spruce

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/folkstown-park/the-spruce
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Spruce, a new collection of beautifully designed 2 Bed Mid & End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Folkstown Park, just a five-minute drive from the seaside town of Balbriggan and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Spruce — Folkstown Park

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and a secluded back garden.

2 Bed Mid & End Terrace — From €430,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Folkstown Park — Folkstown Park, a stunning new collection of 2 and 3 bed family homes only a stone throw from the picturesque seaside town of Balbriggan.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Birch, at Foxwood Barn. Spacious 3-bedroom end of terrace new build homes by Glenveagh, in Citywest, Dublin.

The Birch — Foxwood Barn

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas. Stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded, secluded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Birch, Foxwood Barn

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About Foxwood Barn — Foxwood Barn perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of southwest county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Hazel, at Foxwood Barn. Spacious 2-bedroom mid terrace new build homes by Glenveagh, in Citywest, Dublin.

The Hazel — Foxwood Barn

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish open living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Hazel, Foxwood Barn

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Foxwood Barn — Foxwood Barn perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of southwest county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Holly

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn/the-holly
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Holly, at Foxwood Barn. Spacious 3-bedroom end of terrace new build homes by Glenveagh, in Citywest, Dublin.

The Holly — Foxwood Barn

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas. Stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded, secluded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Holly, Foxwood Barn

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Foxwood Barn — Foxwood Barn perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of southwest county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Laurel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn/the-laurel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Laurel, at Foxwood Barn. Spacious 3-bedroom duplex new build homes by Glenveagh, in Citywest, Dublin.

The Laurel — Foxwood Barn

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Duplex Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed open plan living, contemporary bedrooms, bathrooms and bespoke interiors.

3 Bed Duplex — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls & A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Floor Plan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Foxwood Barn — Foxwood Barn perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of southwest county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Oak

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/foxwood-barn/the-oak
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to The Oak, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed Mid Terrace family homes in Foxwood Barn, Citywest, Dublin.

The Oak — Foxwood Barn

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home with dedicated study is perfect for today’s lifestyle, giving you ample accommodation along with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

4 Bed & Study Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. Home office/study. French doors opening onto a seeded, secluded garden.

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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Foxwood Barn — Foxwood Barn perfectly combines modern, stylish living with a wide range of excellent amenities and all the convenient transport links of southwest county Dublin, in a welcoming, well-established community.

### The Corncrake

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-corncrake
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-23
- Summary: The Corncrake at Furzefield. 4-bed semi-detached and detached homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated family homes. Register now.

The Corncrake — Furzefield

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed Detached & Semi Detached | Double Fronted — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Furzefield — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Dunlin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-dunlin
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Dunlin at Furzefield: new home in Swords, Co. Dublin. Open-plan living and excellent transport links. BER A rated. Register today.

The Dunlin — Furzefield

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace with Study | 3 Storey | Side Entry — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Furzefield — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Goldfinch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-goldfinch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Goldfinch at Furzefield. 3-bed semi-detached and end-terrace homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated family homes. Register today.

The Goldfinch — Furzefield

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace, Semi Detached & Detached with Extended Kitchen — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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About Furzefield — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Hawfinch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-hawfinch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-22
- Summary: Introducing Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Hawfinch — Furzefield

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Duplex has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Duplex — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Hawfinch, Furzefield

About Furzefield — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Kestrel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-kestrel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Kestrel at Furzefield. 3-bed end-terrace, semi-detached and detached homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated. Register your interest now.

The Kestrel — Furzefield

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace | Semi Detached | Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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External Finishes
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Floor Plan

About Furzefield — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Kingfisher

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-kingfisher
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Kingfisher at Furzefield. 3-bed end-terrace homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated family homes. Register now.

The Kingfisher — Furzefield

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace with Extended Kitchen | Side Entry — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
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Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Furzefield — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Merlin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-merlin
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-08
- Summary: The Merlin at Furzefield. 4-bed mid and end-terrace homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated family homes. Register now.

The Merlin — Furzefield

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Mid & End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed Mid & End Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Floor Plan

About Furzefield — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Pheasant

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-pheasant
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Pheasant at Furzefield. Stylish 3-bed mid and end-terrace homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated. Explore floor plans and register today.

The Pheasant — Furzefield

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Mid & End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Pheasant, Furzefield

About Furzefield — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Rook

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-rook
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-08
- Summary: The Rook at Furzefield. 4-bed end-terrace homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated family homes. Register today.

The Rook — Furzefield

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed End Terrace — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Rook, Furzefield

About Furzefield — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Sanderling

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/furzefield/the-sanderling
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-23
- Summary: The Sanderling at Furzefield - 3-bed detached homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated, move-in ready, Help to Buy eligible.

The Sanderling — Furzefield

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Sanderling, Furzefield

About Furzefield — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Furzefield, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Ash

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-ash
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Ash, at Gracefields, Drumaconn. Spacious 4-bedroom semi detached new build homes by Glenveagh, in Athlone, Westmeath.

The Ash — Gracefields @ Drumaconn

4 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out

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The Ash

Take the Virtual Tour — The Ash, Gracefields @ Drumaconn

About Athlone — As a popular town in the very heart of Ireland, Athlone is considered an important centre for business and industry. Several business parks are located around the town. The town is a bustling hub of activity on every day of the week. Shoppers gravitate towards Athlone Town Centre, the largest shopping centre in the midlands, which contains over 60 shops while for socialising, the town is packed with excellent bars and restaurants.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Beech, at Gracefields, Drumaconn. Spacious 3-bedroom semi detached new build homes by Glenveagh, in Athlone, Westmeath.

The Beech — Gracefields @ Drumaconn

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out

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The Beech

Take the Virtual Tour — The Beech, Gracefields @ Drumaconn

About Athlone — As a popular town in the very heart of Ireland, Athlone is considered an important centre for business and industry. Several business parks are located around the town. The town is a bustling hub of activity on every day of the week. Shoppers gravitate towards Athlone Town Centre, the largest shopping centre in the midlands, which contains over 60 shops while for socialising, the town is packed with excellent bars and restaurants.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Elder

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-elder
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Elder, at Gracefields, Drumaconn. Spacious 5-bedroom detached new build homes by Glenveagh, in Athlone, Westmeath.

The Elder — Gracefields @ Drumaconn

Detached — Sold Out

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About Athlone — As a popular town in the very heart of Ireland, Athlone is considered an important centre for business and industry. Several business parks are located around the town. The town is a bustling hub of activity on every day of the week. Shoppers gravitate towards Athlone Town Centre, the largest shopping centre in the midlands, which contains over 60 shops while for socialising, the town is packed with excellent bars and restaurants.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Elm

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-elm
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Elm, at Gracefields, Drumaconn. Spacious 4-bedroom semi detached new build homes by Glenveagh, in Athlone, Westmeath.

The Elm — Gracefields @ Drumaconn

4 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out

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About Athlone — As a popular town in the very heart of Ireland, Athlone is considered an important centre for business and industry. Several business parks are located around the town. The town is a bustling hub of activity on every day of the week. Shoppers gravitate towards Athlone Town Centre, the largest shopping centre in the midlands, which contains over 60 shops while for socialising, the town is packed with excellent bars and restaurants.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Sycamore

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-sycamore
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Sycamore at Gracefields, Drumaconn: spacious 5-bed detached home near Athlone, Co. Westmeath. BER A rated. Register today.

The Sycamore — Gracefields @ Drumaconn

Detached — Sold out

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The Sycamore

About Athlone — As a popular town in the very heart of Ireland, Athlone is considered an important centre for business and industry. Several business parks are located around the town. The town is a bustling hub of activity on every day of the week. Shoppers gravitate towards Athlone Town Centre, the largest shopping centre in the midlands, which contains over 60 shops while for socialising, the town is packed with excellent bars and restaurants.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Willow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/gracefields/the-willow-
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Willow, at Gracefields, Drumaconn. Spacious 2-bedroom semi detached new build homes by Glenveagh, in Athlone, Westmeath.

The Willow — Gracefields @ Drumaconn

2 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out

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About Athlone — As a popular town in the very heart of Ireland, Athlone is considered an important centre for business and industry. Several business parks are located around the town. The town is a bustling hub of activity on every day of the week. Shoppers gravitate towards Athlone Town Centre, the largest shopping centre in the midlands, which contains over 60 shops while for socialising, the town is packed with excellent bars and restaurants.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Beech, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Greville Park, minutes from Mullingar town and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Beech — Mullingar Westmeath

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. 

Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Beech, Greville Park

About Greville Park — Introducing Greville Park, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes, minutes from Mullingar town and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Hazel at Greville Park, Mullingar: new home with open-plan living, private outdoor space and Help to Buy eligibility. BER A rated.

The Hazel — Mullingar Westmeath

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. 

Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Hazel, Greville Park

About Greville Park — Introducing Greville Park, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes, minutes from Mullingar town and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Oak

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park/the-oak
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Oak, a new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed Semi-Detached Glenveagh homes in Greville Park, minutes from Mullingar town and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Oak — Mullingar Westmeath

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. 

Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Greville Park — Introducing Greville Park, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes, minutes from Mullingar town and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Pine

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park/the-pine
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Pine, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Mid Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Greville Park, minutes from Mullingar town and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

The Pine — Mullingar Westmeath

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. 

Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Pine, Greville Park

About Greville Park — Introducing Greville Park, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes, minutes from Mullingar town and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/greville-park/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Poplar at Greville Park. 3-bed end-terrace homes minutes from Mullingar town. BER A rated, excellent amenities nearby. Register your interest today.

The Poplar — Mullingar Westmeath

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. 

Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar, Greville Park

About Greville Park — Introducing Greville Park, a new collection of beautifully designed Glenveagh homes, minutes from Mullingar town and close to a host of amenities and transport links.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Elder

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/grey-abbey-view/the-elder
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Elder is one of our new-build 5 bedroom homes at Grey Abbey View, a new development of family homes in Kildare, Co. Kildare. Learn more.

The Elder — Grey Abbey View

5 Bed Semi-Detached — Sold Out

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Elder, Grey Abbey View

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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Grey Abbey View — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Grey Abbey View, a superb new development of spacious homes located directly the south of hisotoric Kildare Town

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/grey-abbey-view/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Poplar is one of our new-build 3 bedroom homes at Grey Abbey View, a new development of family homes in Kildare, Co. Kildare. Learn more.

The Poplar — Grey Abbey View

Sold Out

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar, Grey Abbey View

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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Grey Abbey View — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Grey Abbey View, a superb new development of spacious homes located directly the south of hisotoric Kildare Town

### The Sycamore

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/grey-abbey-view/the-sycamore
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Sycamore is one of our new-build 4 bedroom homes at Grey Abbey View, a new development of family homes in Kildare, Co. Kildare. Learn more.

The Sycamore — Grey Abbey View

From €435,000

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Sycamore, Grey Abbey View

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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Grey Abbey View — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Grey Abbey View, a superb new development of spacious homes located directly the south of hisotoric Kildare Town

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Hazel, Hereford Park: beautifully designed 2-bed Starter Home Purchase Scheme homes in Leixlip, Co. Kildare. BER A rated.

The Hazel — Leixlip, Kildare

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid & End Terrace — Applications Closed — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto outdoor space.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take The Virtual Tour — The Hazel, Hereford Park

This development qualifies for The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Kildare County Council:
Find Out More

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. The scheme can be used in conjunction with the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

About Hereford Park — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Hereford Park, a striking new collection of beautifully designed homes only a stone’s throw from the historical town of Leixlip.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Poplar, Hereford Park: beautifully designed 3-bed Starter Home Purchase Scheme homes in Leixlip, Co. Kildare. BER A rated.

The Poplar — Leixlip, Kildare

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid & End Terrace — Applications Closed — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto outdoor space.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take The Virtual Tour — The Poplar, Hereford Park

This development qualifies for The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Kildare County Council:
Find Out More

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. The scheme can be used in conjunction with the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

About Hereford Park — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Hereford Park, a striking new collection of beautifully designed homes only a stone’s throw from the historical town of Leixlip.

### The Willow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-willow
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Willow, Hereford Park: beautifully designed 2-bed Starter Home Purchase Scheme homes in Leixlip, Co. Kildare. BER A rated.

The Willow — Leixlip, Kildare

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid & End Terrace — Applications Closed — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto outdoor space.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
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Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
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Floor Plans

This development qualifies for The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Kildare County Council:
Find Out More

The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme — If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority may provide between 5% and 40% of the cost of your home, in return for the same percentage of equity. The specific percentage equity provided is determined by each individual local authority. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help To Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. The scheme can be used in conjunction with the Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme.

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

About Hereford Park — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Hereford Park, a striking new collection of beautifully designed homes only a stone’s throw from the historical town of Leixlip.

### The Cherry

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/hereford-park/the-cherry
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Cherry at Hereford Park, Leixlip: new home with open-plan living, private outdoor space and Help to Buy eligibility. BER A rated.

The Cherry — Leixlip, Kildare

A Glenveagh One-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

1 Bed Maisonette — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Hereford Park — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Hereford Park, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from the historical town of Leixlip.

### The Elm

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/kilmartin-grove/the-elm
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Elm at Kilmartin Grove. 3-bed semi-detached homes in Hollystown, Dublin 15. BER A rated, modern design, great transport links. View floor plans now.

The Elm — Kilmartin Grove

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home is perfect for contemporary living, giving you ample accommodation, along with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

4 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Elm, Kilmartin Grove

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Kilmartin Grove — Kilmartin Grove perfectly combines modern, stylish living in the leafy
surroundings of northwest county Dublin, with a well-established sense of community.

### The Willow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/kilmartin-grove/the-willow-mt
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Willow, at Kilmartin Grove. Spacious 2-bedroom semi detached new build homes by Glenveagh, in Hollystown, Dublin.

The Willow — Kilmartin Grove

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. Home office/study. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Kilmartin Grove — Kilmartin Grove perfectly combines modern, stylish living in the leafy
surroundings of northwest county Dublin, with a well-established sense of community.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Beech, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed End Terraced Homes Glenveagh homes in Maple Woods, a striking collection of beautifully designed new-build homes in Midleton, only 20 minutes from Cork.

The Beech — Ballinacurra, Midleton, Cork

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto outdoor space.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Beech, Maple Woods

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Maple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest editions to our recently established community of Maple Woods, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the picturesque town of Midleton.

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-birch-sd
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Birch, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi Detached Homes Glenveagh homes in Maple Woods, a striking collection of beautifully designed new-build homes in Midleton, only 20 minutes from Cork.

The Birch — Ballinacurra, Midleton, Cork

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto outdoor space.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Maple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest editions to our recently established community of Maple Woods, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the picturesque town of Midleton.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Hazel, a new collection of beautifully designed 2 Bed Mid Terrace Glenveagh homes in Maple Woods, a striking collection of beautifully designed new-build homes in Midleton, only 20 minutes from Cork.

The Hazel — Ballinacurra, Midleton, Cork

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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The Hazel

Take the Virtual Tour — The Hazel, Maple Woods

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Maple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest editions to our recently established community of Maple Woods, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the picturesque town of Midleton.

### The Larch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-larch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Larch, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi Detached Homes Glenveagh homes in Maple Woods, a striking collection of beautifully designed new-build homes in Midleton, only 20 minutes from Cork.

The Larch — Ballinacurra, Midleton, Cork

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto outdoor space.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Maple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest editions to our recently established community of Maple Woods, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the picturesque town of Midleton.

### The Oak

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-oak
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Oak, a new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed Semi Detached Homes Glenveagh homes in Maple Woods, a striking collection of beautifully designed new-build homes in Midleton, only 20 minutes from Cork.

The Oak — Ballinacurra, Midleton, Cork

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto outdoor space.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Bathroom & Ensuite
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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Maple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest editions to our recently established community of Maple Woods, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the picturesque town of Midleton.

### The Pine

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/maple-woods/the-pine
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Pine, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi Detached Homes Glenveagh homes in Maple Woods, a striking collection of beautifully designed new-build homes in Midleton, only 20 minutes from Cork.

The Pine — Ballinacurra, Midleton, Cork

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto outdoor space.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Pine, Maple Woods

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Maple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce the latest editions to our recently established community of Maple Woods, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the picturesque town of Midleton.

### 2 Bedroom Apartment

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/marina-village/2-bed-apt
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Our new 2 bedroom apartments at Marina Village Greystones are sold out. See our other new homes for sale in new housing developments around Ireland.

Marina Village

2 Bedroom Apartment

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Now You're Home — Marina Village, Greystones

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

About Marina Village — Marina Village is centrally located in the beautiful town of Greystones, Co. Wicklow. Within walking distance of a wide range of amenities such as shops, cafes, beach and excellent public transport links to Dublin City Centre, Marina Village offers the best of life by the sea.

### The Citril

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-citril
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

The Citril — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh One-Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

1 Bed Apartment — From €305,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Miller's Glen Apartments — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller's Glen Apartments, a striking new collection of beautifully designed apartments in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Coot

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-coot
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

The Coot — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

2 Bed Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Coot, Miller's Glen Apartments

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### The Crake

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-crake
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

The Crake — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

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2 Bed Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### The Lyric

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-lyric
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

The Lyric — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

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2 Bed Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### The Macaw

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-macaw
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

The Macaw — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

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2 Bed Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### The Osprey

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-osprey
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

The Osprey — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh One-Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

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1 Bed Apartment — From €300,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### The Sunbird

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-sunbird
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

The Sunbird — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

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2 Bed Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Sunbird, Miller's Glen Apartments

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### The Swallow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-swallow
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

The Swallow — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh One-Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

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1 Bed Apartment — From €325,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### The Swift

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-swift
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

The Swift — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh One-Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

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1 Bed Apartment — From €320,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

Take the Virtual Tour — The Swift, Miller's Glen Apartments

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### The Talon

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-talon
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

The Talon — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh One-Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

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1 Bed Apartment — From €302,500 — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### The Warbler

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen-apartments/the-warbler
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-29
- Summary: Miller’s Glen Apartments - BER A rated apartments in Swords, Dublin. Modern living, excellent amenities and transport links.

The Warbler — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh One-Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas and stylish interiors.

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1 Bed Apartment — From €305,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

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### The Brambling

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-brambling
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Brambling, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Brambling — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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3 Bed Semi Detached with Study | 3 Storey — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Canary

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-canary
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Canary, a new collection of beautifully designed 2 Bed Duplexes in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Canary — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Duplex has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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2 Bed Duplex — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Curlew

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-curlew
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Brambling, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi-Detached Glenveagh homes in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Curlew — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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3 Bed Semi-Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Dipper

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-dipper
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Dipper, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Dipper — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Semi Detached Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

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### The Firecrest

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-firecrest
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Firecrest, a new collection of 4 Bed End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Firecrest — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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4 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Harrier

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-harrier-miller
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Harrier, a new collection of beautifully designed 2 Bed Mid Terrace Glenveagh homes in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Harrier — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

2 Bed Mid Terrace | Semi-Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Heron

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-heron
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Heron at Miller's Glen - 3-bed mid-terrace homes in Swords, Dublin. BER A rated, family-friendly. Register your interest today.

The Heron — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Heron, Miller's Glen

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### The Lark

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-lark
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Lark, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Miller's Glen, a striking collection of beautifully designed new-build homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Lark — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Garden

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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Miller's Glen — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller's Glen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Linnet

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-linnet
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Linnet, a new collection of beautifully designed 4 Bed Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Linnet — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Miller's Glen — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller's Glen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Moorhen

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-moorhen
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Moorhen, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Moorhen — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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About Miller's Glen — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller's Glen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Owl

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-owl
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Owl at Miller's Glen. Spacious 4-bed semi-detached homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated, family-friendly design. Register your interest now.

The Owl — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

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4 Bed Semi Detached with Study — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Pheasant

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-pheasant
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Pheasant at Miller's Glen, Swords: new home with open-plan living, private outdoor space and Help to Buy eligibility. BER A rated.

The Pheasant — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

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### The Pintail

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-pintail
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Pintail, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed Semi Detached Glenveagh homes in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Pintail — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Bathroom & Ensuite
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Floor Plan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Miller's Glen — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller's Glen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Redshank

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-redshank
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Redshank, a new collection of 4 Bed End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Redshank — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed End Terrace with Side Entry — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Miller's Glen — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller's Glen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Robin

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-robin
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Robin, a new collection of beautifully designed 3 Bed End Terrace Glenveagh homes in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

The Robin — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace | Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Miller's Glen — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller's Glen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Wren

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/millers-glen/the-wren
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Wren, a new collection of beautifully designed 1 Bed Apartments in Miller's Glen, in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Wren — Swords, County Dublin

A Glenveagh One-Bedroom Duplex Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

1 Bed Duplex Apartment — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors and walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

Take the Virtual Tour — The Wren, Miller's Glen

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Miller's Glen — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Miller's Glen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

### The Cardinal

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-cardinal
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Cardinal at Mooretown: spacious 4-bed new home in Swords, Co. Dublin. BER A rated. Register today.

The Cardinal — Mooretown

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed End Terrace with Side Entry — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Mooretown — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Mooretown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Crane

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-crane
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Crane at Mooretown: 3-bed new home in Swords, Co. Dublin. Open-plan living, private outdoor space and great transport links. Register now.

The Crane — Mooretown

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

4 Bed End Terrace with Side Entry — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Mooretown — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Mooretown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Falcon

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-falcon
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Falcon at Mooretown: spacious 4-bed new home in Swords, Co. Dublin. Private outdoor space and excellent transport links. BER A rated. Register today.

The Falcon — Mooretown

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Semi Detached Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

4 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Mooretown — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Mooretown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Goose

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-goose
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Goose at Mooretown: spacious 4-bed new home in Swords, Co. Dublin. Private outdoor space and excellent transport links. BER A rated. Register today.

The Goose — Mooretown

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. 

Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Mooretown — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Mooretown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Swallow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-swallow
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Swallow at Mooretown. Family homes in Swords, Co. Dublin. Open-plan living and excellent transport links. BER A rated. Register today.

The Swallow — Mooretown

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Mid Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. 

Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Mooretown — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Mooretown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Tern

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/mooretown/the-tern
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Tern at Mooretown: new home in Swords, Co. Dublin. Open-plan living with great transport links. BER A rated. Register today.

The Tern — Mooretown

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About Mooretown — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Mooretown, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes in the heart of the bustle and excitement of Swords, County Dublin.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Oak

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oldbridge-manor/the-oak-ob
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Oak is one of our new-build 4 bedroom homes at Oldbridge Manor in Drogheda, Meath.

Oldbridge Manor

4 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out

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Now You're Home

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

The Oak

About Oldbridge Manor — Oldbridge Manor is an extremely attractive new development, thanks to a tasteful combination of brick and render on the exterior of each home, along with an abundance of green space. Modern and innovative building methods and high-quality materials combine to create homes that look great and feel comfortable for generations to come.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oldbridge-manor/the-poplar-ob
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Poplar is one of our new-build 3 bedroom homes at Oldbridge Manor in Drogheda, Meath.

The Poplar — Oldbridge Manor

3 Bed Semi Detached | End Terrace — Sold Out

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Now You're Home — Take a Virtual Tour

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

The Poplar

About Oldbridge Manor — Oldbridge Manor is an extremely attractive new development, thanks to a tasteful combination of brick and render on the exterior of each home, along with an abundance of green space. Modern and innovative building methods and high-quality materials combine to create homes that look great and feel comfortable for generations to come.

### 1 Bed Apartment

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oscar-traynor-woods-starter-home-purchase-scheme/one-bedroom-apartment
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-08-24
- Summary: Introducing Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed homes and apartments just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.

One Bedroom Apartment — Coolock, Dublin

A Glenveagh One Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Apartment — POA — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Bathroom & Ensuite
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Take the Virtual Tour — One Bedroom Apartment, Oscar Traynor Woods

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Oscar Traynor Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed apartments just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.

### 3 Bed Apartment

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oscar-traynor-woods-starter-home-purchase-scheme/three-bedroom-apartment
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-08-24
- Summary: Introducing Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed homes and apartments just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.

Three Bedroom Apartment — Coolock, Dublin

A Glenveagh Three Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Apartment — POA — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes

Take the Virtual Tour — Three Bedroom Apartment, Oscar Traynor Woods

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Oscar Traynor Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed apartments just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.

### 2 Bed Apartment

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/oscar-traynor-woods-starter-home-purchase-scheme/two-bedroom-apartment
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-08-24
- Summary: Introducing Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed homes and apartments just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.

Two Bedroom Apartment — Coolock, Dublin

A Glenveagh Two Bedroom Apartment has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

Apartment — POA — A-rated apartment: insulation in floors and walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes

Take the Virtual Tour — Two Bedroom Apartment, Oscar Traynor Woods

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Oscar Traynor Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Oscar Traynor Woods, a community of beautifully designed apartments just a short spin from the hustle and bustle of Dublin’s city centre.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/rath-rua/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Hazel, Rath Rua, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 2 bed mid terraced family homes only a stone’s throw from the vibrant town of Portlaoise, County Laois.

The Hazel — Rath Rua

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Home is perfect for contemporary living, giving you ample accommodation, along with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Energy Efficiency
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Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Wardrobes

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Hazel, Rath Rua

About Rath Rua — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Rath Rua, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from the vibrant town of Portlaoise, County Laois

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Oak

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/rath-rua/the-oak
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Pine, Rath Rua, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 4 bed semi-detached family homes only a stone’s throw from the vibrant town of Portlaoise, County Laois.

The Oak — Rath Rua

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Home is perfect for contemporary living, giving you ample accommodation, along with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

4 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls & double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Seeded Garden with Secure Boundary

Floor Plan

About Rath Rua — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Rath Rua, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from the vibrant town of Portlaoise, County Laois.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Pine

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/rath-rua/the-pine
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Pine, Rath Rua, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 3 bed semi-detached family homes only a stone’s throw from the vibrant town of Portlaoise, County Laois.

The Pine — Rath Rua

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home is perfect for contemporary living, giving you ample accommodation, along with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls & double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Seeded Garden with Secure Boundary

Floor Plan

Take the Virtual Tour — The Pine, Rath Rua

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Rath Rua — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Rath Rua, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from the vibrant town of Portlaoise, County Laois.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/rath-rua/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Poplar at Rath Rua, Portlaoise: new home with open-plan living, private outdoor space and Help to Buy eligibility. BER A rated.

The Poplar — Rath Rua

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Home is perfect for contemporary living, giving you ample accommodation, along with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Wardrobes

Floor Plan

Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar, Rath Rua

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Rath Rua — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Rath Rua, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes only a stone’s throw from the vibrant town of Portlaoise, County Laois

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ravens-mill/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Birch is one of our new-build 3 bedroom homes at Ravens Mill, a new development of family homes in Rolestown, North County Dublin. Learn more.

The Birch — Ravens Mill

3 Bed Detached | Semi Detached | End Terrace — Sold Out

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About Ravens Mill — Ravens Mill is wonderful development of family homes in the growing community of Rolestown village, Co Dublin. Ideally located between Ashbourne and Swords, Ravens Mill offers the best of both worlds, in a convenient location that offers country living just a short drive from
Dublin Airport and Dublin City Centre.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Larch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ravens-mill/the-larch-rm
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Larch is one of our new-build 3 bedroom homes at Ravens Mill, a new development of family homes in Rolestown, North County Dublin. Learn more.

The Larch — Ravens Mill

3 Bed Detached | Semi Detached | End Terrace — Sold Out

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About Ravens Mill — Ravens Mill is wonderful development of family homes in the growing community of Rolestown village, Co Dublin. Ideally located between Ashbourne and Swords, Ravens Mill offers the best of both worlds, in a convenient location that offers country living just a short drive from
Dublin Airport and Dublin City Centre.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ruxton-oaks/the-beech-ro
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Beech is one of our new-build 3 bedroom homes at Ruxton Oaks in Navan, Meath. This is sold out. See our other new homes for sale.

The Beech — Ruxton Oaks

3 Bed Semi Detached | End Terrace — Sold Out

Built to a standard you can trust.
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Coming soon

About Ruxton Oaks — Ruxton Oaks is a stylish new development in Navan, Co Meath. These 2 and 3 bedroom family homes are located at a historic and mature residential setting just north of the town.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ruxton-oaks/the-poplar-ro
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Poplar is one of our new-build 3 bedroom homes at Ruxton Oaks in Navan, Meath. Register your interest for more information.

The Poplar — Ruxton Oaks

3 Bed Semi Detached | End Terrace — Sold Out

Built to a standard you can trust.
Windows & Doors
Energy Efficiency
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Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
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External Features
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Coming soon

About Ruxton Oaks — Ruxton Oaks is a stylish new development in Navan, Co Meath. These 2 and 3 bedroom family homes are located at a historic and mature residential setting just north of the town.

### The Willow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ruxton-oaks/the-willow-ro
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Willow is one of our new-build 2 bedroom homes at Ruxton Oaks in Navan, Meath. This is sold out. See our other new homes for sale.

The Willow — Ruxton Oaks

2 Bed End & Mid Terrace

Built to a standard you can trust.
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From €265,000

About Ruxton Oaks — Ruxton Oaks is a stylish new development in Navan, Co Meath. These 2 and 3 bedroom family homes are located at a historic and mature residential setting just north of the town.

### The Alder

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-alder
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Alder, at Semple Woods. Spacious 3-bedroom end of terrace new build homes by Glenveagh, in Donabate, Co. Dublin.

The Alder — Semple Woods

3 Bed End Terrace | Semi Detached — Sold Out

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
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Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

The Alder

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Semple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to present Semple Woods, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom family homes in the scenic and well-connected community of Donabate, North County Dublin. Enjoy an exceptional lifestyle in this coastal idyll, which offers an unrivalled combination of local amenities, reliable travel links and outdoor activities.

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-beech
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Beech, at Semple Woods. Spacious 3-bedroom end of terrace new build homes by Glenveagh, in Donabate, Co. Dublin.

The Beech — Semple Woods

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

The Beech

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Semple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to present Semple Woods, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom family homes in the scenic and well-connected community of Donabate, North County Dublin. Enjoy an exceptional lifestyle in this coastal idyll, which offers an unrivalled combination of local amenities, reliable travel links and outdoor activities.

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Birch, at Semple Woods. Spacious 3-bedroom semi detached new build homes by Glenveagh, in Donabate, Co. Dublin.

The Birch — Semple Woods

3 Bed Semi Detached | Detached — Sold Out

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

The Birch

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Semple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to present Semple Woods, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom family homes in the scenic and well-connected community of Donabate, North County Dublin. Enjoy an exceptional lifestyle in this coastal idyll, which offers an unrivalled combination of local amenities, reliable travel links and outdoor activities.

### The Elm

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-elm
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Elm, at Semple Woods. Spacious 4-bedroom detached new build homes by Glenveagh, in Donabate, Co. Dublin.

The Elm — Semple Woods

4 Bed Detached — Sold Out

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

The Elm

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Semple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to present Semple Woods, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom family homes in the scenic and well-connected community of Donabate, North County Dublin. Enjoy an exceptional lifestyle in this coastal idyll, which offers an unrivalled combination of local amenities, reliable travel links and outdoor activities.

### The Holly

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-holly-sw
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Holly, at Semple Woods. Spacious 3-bedroom mid terrace new build homes by Glenveagh, in Donabate, Co. Dublin.

The Holly — Semple Woods

3 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

The Holly

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Semple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to present Semple Woods, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom family homes in the scenic and well-connected community of Donabate, North County Dublin. Enjoy an exceptional lifestyle in this coastal idyll, which offers an unrivalled combination of local amenities, reliable travel links and outdoor activities.

### The Willow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/semple-woods/the-willow
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Willow, at Semple Woods. Spacious 2-bedroom bed semi detached new build homes by Glenveagh, in Donabate, Co. Dublin.

The Willow — Semple Woods

2 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

About Semple Woods — Glenveagh is pleased to present Semple Woods, an outstanding development of 2, 3 and 4-bedroom family homes in the scenic and well-connected community of Donabate, North County Dublin. Enjoy an exceptional lifestyle in this coastal idyll, which offers an unrivalled combination of local amenities, reliable travel links and outdoor activities.

### The Ash

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks/the-ash-sb
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Ash, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 4-Bed homes at Silver Banks in Stamullen, Co. Meath.

The Ash — Silver Banks

A Glenveagh four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

4 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out

Build to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Wardrobes

Floor Plans

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Silver Banks — Glenveagh Homes is delighted to introduce Silver Banks, a modern and stylish new development in the heart of the picturesque village of Stamullen in Co Meath. Ideally located just minutes from the M1 motorway, Silver Banks consists of a fresh mix of contemporary A-rated terraced, semi-detached and detached three and four bedroom homes.

### The Aspen

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks/the-aspen
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Aspen, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 4-Bed homes at Silver Banks in Stamullen, Co. Meath.

The Aspen — Silver Banks

A Glenveagh four-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

4 Bed Detached — Sold Out

Build to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Wardrobes

Floor Plan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Silver Banks — Glenveagh Homes is delighted to introduce Silver Banks, a modern and stylish new development in the heart of the picturesque village of Stamullen in Co Meath. Ideally located just minutes from the M1 motorway, Silver Banks consists of a fresh mix of contemporary A-rated terraced, semi-detached and detached three and four bedroom homes.

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Birch, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 3-bed homes at Silver Banks in Stamullen, Co. Meath.

The Birch — Silver Banks

A Glenveagh three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out

Build to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Wardrobes

Floor Plans

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

About Silver Banks — Glenveagh Homes is delighted to introduce Silver Banks, a modern and stylish new development in the heart of the picturesque village of Stamullen in Co Meath. Ideally located just minutes from the M1 motorway, Silver Banks consists of a fresh mix of contemporary A-rated terraced, semi-detached and detached three and four bedroom homes.

### The Larch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks/the-larch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Larch, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 3-Bed homes at Silver Banks in Stamullen, Co. Meath.

The Larch — Silver Banks

A Glenveagh three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out

Build to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Wardrobes

Floor Plan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Silver Banks — Glenveagh Homes is delighted to introduce Silver Banks, a modern and stylish new development in the heart of the picturesque village of Stamullen in Co Meath. Ideally located just minutes from the M1 motorway, Silver Banks consists of a fresh mix of contemporary A-rated terraced, semi-detached and detached three and four bedroom homes.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/silver-banks/the-poplar-sb
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Glenveagh is pleased to introduce The Poplar, a striking new collection of beautifully designed 3-bed homes at Silver Banks in Stamullen, Co. Meath.

The Poplar — Silver Banks

A Glenveagh three-Bedroom Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed Semi Detached/End Terrace — Sold Out

Build to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Internal Finishes
Garden
Wardrobes

Floor Plan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Silver Banks — Glenveagh Homes is delighted to introduce Silver Banks, a modern and stylish new development in the heart of the picturesque village of Stamullen in Co Meath. Ideally located just minutes from the M1 motorway, Silver Banks consists of a fresh mix of contemporary A-rated terraced, semi-detached and detached three and four bedroom homes.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

The Hazel — The Furrows

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Mid Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — From €430,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

Take the Virtual Tour — The Hazel, The Furrows

This development qualifies for the Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Meath County Council:
Find Out More

The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

About The Furrows — The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes
ideally located in charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows-starter-home-purchase-scheme/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes ideally located in the charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

The Poplar — The Furrows

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

3 Bed End Terrace — From €495,000 — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar, The Furrows

This development qualifies for the Starter Home Purchase Scheme and the Help to Buy Scheme. — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps you get on the property ladder. The scheme can be used in conjunction with The Help To Buy Scheme, which can help with your deposit.

Learn more about the scheme with Meath County Council:
Find Out More

The Starter Home Purchase Scheme — The Starter Home Purchase Scheme helps eligible buyers purchase a newly built home. 

If you qualify for the scheme, the local authority will provide between 5% to 40% of the cost of your new home, in return for the same percentage of equity share in the property. You must repay the local authority’s stake after 40 years or if you decide to sell your home, but you can always pay it back any time before this.

The Help to Buy Scheme — The Help to Buy scheme is a tax rebate provided by the Irish government which helps first-time buyers overcome the hurdle of getting their deposit together. 

The scheme will help you with the deposit you need to purchase a newly built house or apartment worth up to €500,000. The funds will go towards your deposit, up to a maximum of €30,000 (or 10% of the property price, whichever is less).

About The Furrows — The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes
ideally located in charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Alder

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-alder
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-21
- Summary: The Alder at The Furrows. 4-bed semi-detached homes in Ratoath, Co. Meath. BER A rated, beautifully designed. Register your interest.

The Alder — The Furrows

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Semi Detached Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed Semi Detached — POA — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About The Furrows — The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes
ideally located in charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Fir

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-fir
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Fir at The Furrows. 3-bed new home in Ratoath, Co. Meath. Spacious design, great transport links. Register today.

The Fir — The Furrows

A Glenveagh Four-Bedroom Semi Detached Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

4 Bed Semi Detached with Side Entry — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About The Furrows — The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes
ideally located in charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Hazel

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-hazel
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-10-21
- Summary: The Hazel at The Furrows. 2-bed mid-terrace homes in Ratoath, Co. Meath. BER A rated. Register your interest today.

The Hazel — The Furrows

A Glenveagh Two-Bedroom Mid Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

2 Bed Mid Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

Take the Virtual Tour — The Hazel, The Furrows

About The Furrows — The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes
ideally located in charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Larch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-larch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Larch at The Furrows. 3-bed semi-detached homes in Ratoath, Co. Meath. BER A rated. Register your interest today.

The Larch — The Furrows

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom Semi Detached Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

Take the Virtual Tour — The Larch, The Furrows

About The Furrows — The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes
ideally located in charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Poplar at The Furrows. 3-bed end-terrace homes in Ratoath, Co. Meath. BER A rated, beautifully designed. Register your interest today.

The Poplar — The Furrows

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar, The Furrows

About The Furrows — The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes
ideally located in charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Rowan

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-furrows/the-rowan
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Rowan at The Furrows. 3-bed end-terrace homes in Ratoath, Co. Meath. BER A rated. Register your interest today.

The Rowan — The Furrows

A Glenveagh Three-Bedroom End Terrace Home has everything you need for how you live today, with beautifully designed kitchen and living areas, stylish interiors and outdoor space.

* Images shown and virtual tours are computer generated and intended for illustrative purposes only. Actual finishes, landscaping, and specifications of each house type may differ from those illustrated.

3 Bed End Terrace with Side Entry — Sold Out — A-rated home: insulation in floors & walls, A-rated double-glazing. Contemporary kitchen with soft close doors. Stylish living area. Fully painted interiors & bespoke joinery. French doors opening onto a seeded garden.

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Floor Plan

About The Furrows — The Furrows, a striking new collection of beautifully designed family homes
ideally located in charming town of Ratoath, County Meath.

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

### The Alder

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-hawthorns/the-alder
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Adler is one of our new-build 3 bedroom homes at Hawthorns in Tullamore, Co. Offaly. Register your interest for more information.

The Alder — The Hawthorns

3 Bed Semi Detached | End & Mid Terrace — Sold Out

Build to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Showhome Walkthrough — with Rachel Gorry

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

About The Hawthorns — The Hawthorns is a beautiful new development of spacious 2 & 3 bedroom family homes in a prime residential location near the thriving town of Tullamore, Co. Offaly

### The Beech

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-hawthorns/the-beech-th
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Beech is one of our new-build 3 bedroom homes at Hawthorns in Tullamore, Co. Offaly. Register your interest for more information.

The Beech — The Hawthorns

3 Bed Semi Detached — Sold Out

Build to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Take the Virtual Tour — The Beech, The Hawthorns, Tullamore

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

About The Hawthorns — The Hawthorns is a beautiful new development of spacious 2 & 3 bedroom family homes in a prime residential location near the thriving town of Tullamore, Co. Offaly

### The Willow

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/the-hawthorns/the-willow
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Willow is one of our new-build 3 bedroom homes at Hawthorns in Tullamore, Co. Offaly. Register your interest for more information.

The Hawthorns

3 Bed Semi Detached | End & Mid Terrace — Sold Out

Build to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Benefits of Buying with Glenveagh — The team at Glenveagh understands that buying a home is possibly the biggest decision you will ever make in your life – but we want to make it your easiest. Put simply, our aim is to exceed your expectations in every way possible.

About The Hawthorns — The Hawthorns is a beautiful new development of spacious 2 & 3 bedroom family homes in a prime residential location near the thriving town of Tullamore, Co. Offaly

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ushers-glen/the-poplar
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Poplar at Ushers Glen. Spacious new-build 3 bedroom mid terrace homes by Glenveagh at Ushers Glen, in Ashford, County Wicklow.

Ushers Glen

The impressive, Poplar home in Ushers Glen, extending from 114 sqm / 1,228 sq ft, will be available in mid and end of terrace styles in this exciting first release. The Poplar spans over two floors and has maximised available space to create a generously sized home.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar - Mid Terrace, Ushers Glen

The Poplar

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Ushers Glen — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Ushers Glen, a new collection of spacious family homes on the edge of the idyllic village of Ashford, Co Wicklow. Ushers Glen offers families a rare opportunity to enjoy a vibrant, healthy lifestyle in the countryside within easy commuting distance of Dublin City Centre.

### The Poplar - End Terrace

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/ushers-glen/the-poplar-end-terrace
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Poplar at Ushers Glen. Spacious new build 3 bedroom end of terrace homes by Glenveagh, in Ashford, County Wicklow.

Ushers Glen

The impressive, Poplar home in Ushers Glen, extending from 114 sqm / 1,228 sq ft, will be available in mid and end of terrace styles in this exciting first release. The Poplar spans over two floors and has maximised available space to create a generously sized home.

3 Bed End Terrace — Sold Out

Built to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar - End Terrace, Ushers Glen

The Poplar

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About Ushers Glen — Glenveagh is pleased to introduce Ushers Glen, a new collection of spacious family homes on the edge of the idyllic village of Ashford, Co Wicklow. Ushers Glen offers families a rare opportunity to enjoy a vibrant, healthy lifestyle in the countryside within easy commuting distance of Dublin City Centre.

### The Birch

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/walkers-gate/the-birch
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Birch at Walkers Gate. Spacious new build 3 bedroom homes by Glenveagh, in Kildare Town, Co. Kildare.

The Birch — Walkers Gate

3 Bed Semi Detached | Detached | End Terrace — Sold Out

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Take the Virtual Tour — The Birch, Walker's Gate

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About Walkers Gate — Walkers Gate is a beautiful development comprising large 2, 3, & 4 bedroom terrace, semi-detached and detached homes, located conveniently just outside Kildare Town, County Kildare approximately 60km west of Dublin.

### The Oak

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/walkers-gate/the-oak-wg
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: Introducing The Oak at Walkers Gate. Spacious new build 4 bedroom semi detached homes by Glenveagh, in Kildare Town, Co. Kildare.

The Oak — Walkers Gate

4 Bed Semi Detached & Detached — Sold Out

Build to a Standard You Can Trust
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Take the Virtual Tour — The Oak, Walker's Gate

Floor Plan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Walkers Gate — Walkers Gate is a beautiful development comprising large 2, 3, & 4 bedroom terrace, semi-detached and detached homes, located conveniently just outside Kildare Town, County Kildare approximately 60km west of Dublin.

### The Poplar

- URL: https://glenveagh.ie/developments/walkers-gate/the-poplar-wg
- Section: House types
- Last updated: 2026-09-23
- Summary: The Poplar is one of our new-build 3 bedroom homes at Walkers Gate, a new development of family homes near Kildare Town, Co. Kildare. Learn more.

The Poplar — Walkers Gate

4 Bed Semi Detached & Detached — Sold Out

Build to a Standard You Can Trust
Windows and Doors
Energy Efficiency
Kitchen
Bathroom & Ensuite
Wardrobes
Internal Finishes
External Finishes
Garden

Take the Virtual Tour — The Poplar, Walker's Gate

Floor Plan

Mortgage Calculator — Use our Mortgage Calculator to get an estimate of your monthly repayments and recommended household income based on the price of the property you would like to buy.

About Walkers Gate — Walkers Gate is a beautiful development comprising large 2, 3, & 4 bedroom terrace, semi-detached and detached homes, located conveniently just outside Kildare Town, County Kildare approximately 60km west of Dublin.

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