- Tuesday, 13th December 2011: Carrick Rangers FC
- Tuesday, 13th December 2011: Hartstown Park, Dublin
- Wednesday, 19th October 2011: Maghaberry Communty Center Multi-Use Games Area
- Tuesday, 30th August 2011: University of Ulster Jordanstown
- Tuesday, 30th August 2011: Mid Ulster Sports Arena
- Tuesday, 21st June 2011: University of Ulster Sporting Center of Excelence, Jordanstown
- Tuesday, 21st June 2011: Maghaberry Community Centre
- Tuesday, 17th May 2011: University of Limerick
- Sunday, 17th April 2011: Official opening of Mayobridge GAC
- Monday, 4th April 2011: Queen's University Belfast
- Monday, 13th December 2010: St Mary's College
- Monday, 6th December 2010: Limerick University
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Hollow Coring & Lifting Cores
Any green over time, if managed incorrectly, can develop a build up of organic matter in the upper soil profile. This thatch layer is undesirable. Not only does it produce a softer playing surface but it will hold water like a sponge, which discourages deep root growth and leads to a higher risk of turf grass disease. Aeration can modify the profile, by promoting the exchange of material which can effectively dilute this accumulation of thatch.Hollow coring is one such process which removes some organic material from the green and in turn allows soil exchange to take place through top dressing. The process of hollow coring removes a ‘core’ or ‘plug’ from the existing soil to aerate the soil without damaging the playing surface. Used mainly on golf courses and bowling greens, it enables deeper rooting for fine fescues and bent grasses which provides better playing surfaces. Cores removed from the ground are lifted using a core harvester.
This process has minimum disruption with the holes either filled with a free draining top dressing, or left open which enables the surrounding soil to breakdown, opening the soil structure. It can also revitalise greens suffering from a build up of salts using soil exchange. It is calculated that after 16 treatments using 25mm diameter tines at 100mm centres, approx 96% of the green will have been removed and changed.
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- Direct Seed
- Fraize Mowing
- Hollow Coring & Lifting Cores
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Carrick Rangers FC
Tuesday, 13th December 2011We are delighted to have been awarded the contract to construct a new 6000m2 "3G" synthetic pitch for the club. Work has already begun on the site.
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Hartstown Park, Dublin
Tuesday, 13th December 2011We are delighted to have won the contract to construct an new 7500m2 "3G" synthetic surface at hartstown park for Fingal Co. Council. The new pitch will be constructed in the existing park on the site of an existing grass pitch. Project will include stripping the site and disposal, drainage, stone make up, fencing, floodlighting and new synthetic surface.
Work has begun on site and is progressing well.
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