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What Tony Patterson Sportsgrounds wins from Irish public buyers, and who from

Tony Patterson Sportsgrounds has been awarded 15 contracts totalling €4.0M between 2016 and 2026. Largest counterparty is Dublin City University (2 awards).

It has won from 8 different public buyers. Its most recent win was published on 15 July 2026.

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15

Awards

€4.0M

Disclosed value

€1.3M

Average

8

Counterparties

Top authorities won from

  1. 1.Dublin City University2 · €2.3M
  2. 2.Dublin City Council4 · €900k
  3. 3.University College Cork1 · €800k
  4. 4.Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council3 · Not disclosed
  5. 5.Fingal County Council2 · Not disclosed
  6. 6.South Dublin County Council1 · Not disclosed
  7. 7.Sacred Heart National School (Granard) Parents Association1 · Not disclosed
  8. 8.Limerick Institute of Technology1 · Not disclosed

Year-by-year

YearAwardsValue
20161-
20191€2.3M
20202-
20211-
20222-
20233-
20242€900k
20252€800k
20261-

Sectors

ConstructionEnvironmentFacilitiesOtherProfessional Services

By value band

Most recent awards (15 of 15)

DateAuthorityTitleValue
15 July 2026Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County CouncilDLR Co Co - Multi-Party Framework Agreement for Minor Sports Works (€50,000 - €500,000) for Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council€4.0M
29 August 2025Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County CouncilDLR Co Co - Multi-Party Framework Agreement for Minor Sports Works (€50,000 - €500,000) for Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council€1.0M
22 January 2025University College CorkUniversity College Cork Mardyke Track Refurbishment€800k
18 December 2024Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County CouncilDLR Co Co - Multi-Party Framework Agreement for Grass Pitch Refurbishments and Similar Works - 2025-2029-
13 May 2024Dublin City CouncilDublin City Council Contract for the Refurbishment of Irishtown Stadium Athletics Track€900k
1 December 2023Fingal County CouncilFCC/267/23 Multi Party Framework for the Construction of New Sports Facilities and the Refurbishment/Upgrades and Maintenance of existing facilities within Fingal County Council’s Administrative Area€20.0M
29 March 2023Dublin City CouncilClontarf All Weather GAA Sport Pitch Refurbishment Contract-
22 February 2023Dublin City CouncilMulti-party framework agreement for the construction of all weather sports facilities€1.6M
6 July 2022South Dublin County CouncilEstablishment of a multiparty framework for construction and maintenance of artificial grass playing surfaces in South Dublin County Council€2.5M
28 April 2022Dublin City UniversityMorton Stadium Track Replacement-
20 April 2021Fingal County CouncilDesign and Construction of an all-weather running track and pitch facility and associated ancillary works at Porterstown Park Recreational Hub, Dublin 15-
2 August 2020Sacred Heart National School (Granard) Parents AssociationProposed Land Drainage Works To The Rear Of Sacred Heart National School, Granard, Co. Longford.-
24 June 2020Limerick Institute of TechnologyProposed Sports Hub, Limerick Institute Of Technology, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary-
27 July 2019Dublin City UniversityDCU St Patricks College, Drumcondra - Sports Development Works 2019€2.3M
15 April 2016Dublin City CouncilMulti-party framework agreement for the construction of all weather sports facilities-

Last updated 20 October 2026. Award dataset coverage begins 2016-04-15. Sentinel TED values (€0, €1) are excluded from totals and averages.