CPAC Modular has been shortlisted for the 2026 Irish Construction Excellence (ICE) Awards, earning a coveted place as a finalist in the Education category for their delivery of Ireland’s First Permanent Modular School in Lucan, Dublin. This recognition highlights CPAC Modular’s leadership in delivering high‑quality, design‑led modular buildings that meet the evolving needs of Ireland’s education system.
As the only Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) project shortlisted in the Education category, CPAC Modular’s achievement signals a significant shift in the industry—one where modular construction is now competing directly with traditional builds at the highest standards of quality, safety, and performance. The shortlisting underscores the growing confidence in MMC as a mainstream solution for permanent, future‑proof infrastructure.
The winners of the ICE Awards 2026 will be announced at the Gala Event on Thursday, 28 May 2026, at The Convention Centre Dublin, where leading construction innovators from across the country will gather to celebrate excellence in the sector.
Sean Murphy, Managing Director of CPAC Modular, commented: “Being recognised by the ICE Awards is a powerful endorsement of what MMC can deliver for Ireland. Our team has worked tirelessly to demonstrate that modular construction is not just faster and more sustainable—it is capable of achieving the highest architectural and construction standards. To be the only MMC project shortlisted in this category marks a new era for the industry.”
CPAC Modular’s shortlisted project showcases the company’s commitment to innovation, precision engineering, and collaborative design. With demand for public sector infrastructure continuing to rise, modern methods of construction offer a scalable, efficient, and high‑quality permanent solution that supports national goals for sustainability and rapid delivery.
