The development is set for completion by 2027’s Ryder Cup. Credit: Ballygally View Images via Shutterstock.

Limerick City & County Council has confirmed that the Sisk Sorensen joint venture (JV), comprising John Sisk & Son and Sorensen Civil Engineering, will construct the Adare Bypass in the Republic of Ireland.

The project is set to be formally awarded by the end of 2024, pending approvals. It is being expedited to be ready for golf’s Ryder Cup at Adare Manor in 2027. The council is delivering the project in collaboration with Transport Infrastructure Ireland.

The Adare Bypass is a critical infrastructure project designed to alleviate traffic congestion in the village of Adare by rerouting extraneous through traffic.

This development forms part of the larger Foynes to Limerick Road project, which spans 35km and is essential for the strategic growth of Shannon Foynes Port and the Mid-West region.

The bypass is also seen as key for the safety of Adare residents.

Sisk Ireland Civils managing director Will Merriman said “We’re excited to announce that Sisk, in partnership with Sorensen, has secured the contract for the Adare Bypass.

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“This long-awaited project, commissioned by Limerick City & County Council and Transport Infrastructure Ireland, will improve connectivity and benefit communities across the region. Alongside Sorensen, we look forward to delivering this important infrastructure project ahead of the Ryder Cup in 2027.”

Sorensen Civil Engineering has experience in civil and marine construction since 1977.

Meanwhile, John Sisk & Son, a construction and engineering company, has a strong presence in Ireland, with offices in several cities, and extends its operations to the UK and Europe.

Prior to this project, John Sisk & Son was chosen alongside McLaren Construction and McAleer & Rushe by Greystar for the Bermondsey Project in South London, UK. John Sisk & Son was tasked with constructing Building ST, featuring two towers with a total of 472 market-rent homes.