Eamonn joined Banagher Precast Concrete in 2008 and became a company owner director in 2010 with responsibility for new contracts and client relationship management. Eamonn holds an honours degree in Civil Engineering and is highly experienced in precast concrete, his role is to work in partnership with Contractors & Consulting Engineers to deliver highest quality precast products in a quick, safe and economically viable manner. Eamonn specialises in working collaboratively with design teams & clients to deliver value engineering on largescale projects. Eamonn’s expertise lies in civil projects including bridges, airports, rail, encapsulations, as well as the energy & marine sectors across Ireland and the UK.

Eamon joined the company in 1981 having obtained his degree in Civil Engineering from NUIG. Working initially on prestressed bridge beams and portal frame type building systems he expanded the company’s range of products by moving into box culverts, precast arches and portals along with marine systems. Eamon has been instrumental in ensuring the success of Banagher Precast Concrete with his innovative precast solutions – in 2005 Eamon developed the now industry standard and widely used ‘W Beam’ which spans up to 50 metres. In 2007 he developed the shorter spanning ‘MY Beam’ – a more efficient environmentally friendly beam which uses less concrete and is ideal for rapid construction, his beams have proven to be an integral part of the UK and Irelands road and rail landscape. Eamon is an industry respected bridge beam expert who excels when challenged, he is also one of the leading technical contributors to the Concrete Bridge Development Group.

John joined Banagher Precast Concrete in 2006 and currently leads the structural design team, primarily working on large scale multi-level precast concrete structures in the Irish & UK markets. He holds an honour degree in Civil Structural & Environmental Engineering from Trinity College Dublin, and a Masters Degree in Structural Engineering from the University of Surrey which included original research examining ‘The Influence of Short Fibre Additions on the Pullout Behaviour of Reinforced Concrete’. He worked as senior design engineer and project manager on numerous largescale projects in both Ireland and in the UK including the Pairc Ui Chaoimh Stadium Redevelopment, Glanbia Project Purple, the Olympic Handball Arena in London and the redevelopment of the Curragh Racecourse Grandstand. John was elected as a Chartered Engineer by the Irish Engineering Institution in 2011.

Cathal holds a degree in Civil Engineering and has been a Contracts Manager with Banagher Precast Concrete since 2014. His strength in client collaboration from tender stage ensures that value engineering and innovative proposals are intrinsic to our proposals. Cathal ensures that project programmes are adhered to and that our products are delivered on time and on budget for our clients.

Brian holds an Honours Degree in Business Studies and is a qualified Quantity Surveyor who left an international concrete company to join the Banagher Precast Concrete team in 2012. Brian has invaluable experience in value engineering and his knowledge of precast ensures that our clients receive optimum costings at all times. As Senior Estimator he heads up our highly skilled team ensuring that estimates of our best in class products are thorough and accurate. Brian and his team take into consideration all variables from raw materials to crane requirements on site, they seek innovations in precast and are experts in largescale projects and bespoke precast.

Brendan joined Banagher Precast Concrete in 2004, initially working in the Concrete Laboratory and Quality Department. He has 14 years experience in the Precast industry and is a qualified civil engineer and also recently completed a Masters Degree at Queens University Belfast in Advanced Concrete Technology. Brendan worked in the role of the companies Quality Manager from 2008 to 2014 overseeing all quality related activities and then moved into his current role of Assistant Production Manager. Brendan is responsible for production programming and co-ordinating production processes in the manufacturing plant.

Jamie joined in 2017 having previously worked for 15 years in Lisheen Mine, Co. Tipperary & with Roadstone (CRH) as a Safety Officer with responsibility for 12 Quarries nationwide. He has extensive experience in the Mining & Quarrying Industry through his various roles in Surveying, Mine Planning, Long Hole Drill & Blast Design, Mine Ventilation & through his role as a Safety Officer. Jamie is responsible for all matters of Safety on our quarry and manufacturing sites, with focus on improving personal development of operators & increasing their hazard awareness at all times.