Ireland’s First Net Zero Energy Supermarket

Mitchell Macadam completed works at Ireland’s First Net Zero Energy Supermarket

We were delighted to be complete the resurfacing works at Ireland’s First Net Zero Energy Supermarket for JJ Rhatigan Building Contractors on behalf of Lidl Ireland. The building will incorporate concrete made from 50% recycled materials, sustainable glulam timber roof beams and lower embodied carbon roof panels. Additionally, stone from Lidl’s original Maynooth store has been 100% recycled onsite to further reduce emissions and will be reused as part of the build.

For the first time ever in a Lidl Ireland store, we utilised 70% Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP) in the bio binders and base layers, significantly reducing the project’s carbon emissions and environmental impact. By reusing and recycling existing materials, we’re not only lowering waste but also leading the way toward greener construction practices across the country.

This milestone project marks a major step forward in how resurfacing can be carried out sustainably. Setting a new benchmark for future Lidl projects and wider commercial resurfacing works. We would like to thank Shay McCallion and the rest of the McCallion team for the continuous support and trust in us to complete these projects.

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