Welcome to Gilson Avenue, a place where modern living meets historical charm. Nestled in a serene environment, this development offers a unique blend of comfort and convenience, making it an ideal choice for families and individuals alike.
Oldcastle is a town located in County Meath and is known for its rich history and scenic surroundings. The town has an array of amenities, including a library, shops, cafés, and pubs. Not to mention, a primary and secondary school.
Oldcastle is situated just 15 minutes’ drive from the N3 route and about 85 km northwest of Dublin City. Within 10 minutes’ drive is the town of Virginia, offering an abundance of additional amenities. Oldcastle offers a glimpse into Ireland's ancient past and natural beauty, it serves as a gateway to exploring the wider region of County Meath and its numerous attractions. Located nearby is Lough Ramor for scenic walks, while Loughcrew Cairns is also within striking distance offering ancient Neolithic passage tombs adorned with carvings. Oldcastle also hosts festivals and events including the annual Loughcrew Opera festival and Le Cheile.
Dublin only 1 hour away. Blanchardstown shopping centre 51 Minutes.*
* Source: Google Maps, Transport for Ireland - Travel times may vary
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PJD Construction has been completing projects to the highest standards for over 20 years.
Landmark projects completed include:
In 2017 we extended operations to include Maintenance & Facilities services with a focus on retail and commercial clients.
We have expanded rapidly and have undertaken multiple high profile projects on behalf of National Retailers, REITs, Public Sector Clients and Hospitality Companies.
PJ Doherty has over 20 years’ experience in the construction and maintenance industry. He has successfully managed the development of over 350 residential units through to successful completion and has been the lead contractor on major works throughout Ireland and the UK. Patrick holds a Master’s in Business Administration from the University of Ulster.