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25/02/2009

Walls Wins Cork IT Project

Irish-based Walls Construction has been awarded a 12-month building project at a Cork computer institute.

This highly sought after project will see a new Research and Innovation Centre built at Cork Institute of Technology, which will adjoin the existing 'Rubicon Centre'.

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A spokesman for Walls said: "Following competitive tendering procedures Walls Construction is delighted to be awarded the CIT Nembes Project."

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