EWS26 - Electrical Upgrade Works at Killeeneen NS Killeeneen Craughwell Co Galway
EWS26 Electrical Upgrade works to Killeeneen NS, Killeeneen Craughwell Co Galway. The works entail replacement of existing electrical services throughout the building. Refer to the attached documents for further information on the works to be carried out. Site visits to be arranged directly with the school.
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EWS26 Electrical Upgrade works to Killeeneen NS, Killeeneen Craughwell Co Galway. The works entail replacement of existing electrical services throughout the building. Refer to the attached documents for further information on the works to be carried out. Site visits to be arranged directly with the school.
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- Auftraggeber: Killeeneen National School (Craughwell)
- Veröffentlicht: 29. April 2026
- Frist: 19. Mai 2026
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EWS26 Electrical Upgrade works to Killeeneen NS, Killeeneen Craughwell Co Galway. The works entail replacement of existing electrical services throughout the building. Refer to the attached documents for further information on the works to be carried out. Site visits to be arranged directly with the school.
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