CSR is proud to have collaborated with John McLoughlin Architects and the wider design team throughout all stages of the project, helping to shape a high-quality public realm that prioritises people, place and sustainability.

Our landscape architecture input focused on creating a more attractive, accessible and resilient streetscape, integrating high-quality planting, sustainable urban drainage and carefully considered public spaces that will enrich the experience of residents, businesses and the millions of visitors who enjoy Killarney each year.

It is always rewarding to see years of collaborative design work progress to construction and we look forward to watching the project take shape over the coming months.

Congratulations to Kerry County Council, John McLoughlin Architects, the full consultant team and everyone involved in bringing this important investment to delivery.

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