Helen Leddy, Author at MFM Joinery

Tesco Sligo Store

At MFM Joinery, we take pride in delivering high-quality joinery solutions that combine craftsmanship, innovation, and sustainability. We are delighted to have recently completed two significant projects for Tesco at their Sligo store, enhancing both the appearance and performance of key elements of the building while aligning with Tesco’s commitment to sustainable construction practices. Sustainable

Bailieborough Courthouse and Bridewell

Nestled beside the historic courthouse on Bailieborough’s Main Street, the Bridewell originates from 1833, built to detain minor offenders, vagrants, children, and those awaiting trial in County Cavan. The adjoining courthouse, constructed in 1817 and later enlarged in 1834, exemplifies refined early 19th-century civic architecture. For decades, the Bridewell served as a place of confinement

The Mercantile Hotel Dublin

Client: Mercantile Group Project: Sash window refurbishment, shopfront package which spreads across 3 elevations on Dame St, St Great Georges St. and Dame Lane. Fire door package. Feature Roof light. Location: Dublin City Centre, Ireland Project Overview The new Mercantile Hotel in Dublin is a high-end hospitality project located in the vibrant heart of the

Cashel Palace Hotel

The Cashel Palace Hotel, a landmark destination in the heart of County Tipperary, underwent a major transformation to restore its grandeur while creating a world-class luxury hospitality experience. MFM Joinery was entrusted with delivering bespoke joinery solutions that combined timeless elegance with the durability required in a busy hotel environment. Scope of Work MFM Joinery

Restoration of a 100 year old doorset

Restoration of Altar Window

Private Residence Case Study