We have done our part to reduce the spread of Covid 19. We have washed, sanitised and stayed away from our loved ones. As the vaccine roll out pushes on and a return to some form of normality awaits us, we are all left with reminders of what we went through both visible and invisible. Our churches and places of worship have worked hard to allow them to remain open. Pews have been removed and chairs have been separated. Large stickers on seats and social distance barrier tape have become the norm.  Every entrance and exit supplying you with so many opportunities to sanitise your hands. Church staff and volunteers offer their time to sanitise seats and high touch areas keeping everyone safe.

We have done our part to reduce the spread of Covid 19. We have washed, sanitised and stayed away from our loved ones. As the vaccine roll out pushes on and a return to some form of normality awaits us, we are all left with reminders of what we went through both visible and invisible. Our churches and places of worship have worked hard to allow them to remain open. Pews have been removed and chairs have been separated. Large stickers on seats and social distance barrier tape have become the norm.  Every entrance and exit supplying you with so many opportunities to sanitise your hands. Church staff and volunteers offer their time to sanitise seats and high touch areas keeping everyone safe.

We have done our part to reduce the spread of Covid 19. We have washed, sanitised and stayed away from our loved ones. As the vaccine roll out pushes on and a return to some form of normality awaits us, we are all left with reminders of what we went through both visible and invisible. Our churches and places of worship have worked hard to allow them to remain open. Pews have been removed and chairs have been separated. Large stickers on seats and social distance barrier tape have become the norm.  Every entrance and exit supplying you with so many opportunities to sanitise your hands. Church staff and volunteers offer their time to sanitise seats and high touch areas keeping everyone safe.

ICS Furniture were delighted to have been given the opportunity to design and craft the new sculpture for the Dromod roundabout on the main N4 Dublin to Sligo route.

ICS Furniture were delighted to have been given the opportunity to design and craft the new sculpture for the Dromod roundabout on the main N4 Dublin to Sligo route.

ICS Furniture were delighted to have been given the opportunity to design and craft the new sculpture for the Dromod roundabout on the main N4 Dublin to Sligo route.

Last week the RIAI announced 23 Award Winners across 14 categories, including Adaption & Re-Use, Culture or Public Building and International. The awards draw a large number of applicants every year and ICS were delighted to see 2 of its clients not only receiving the honour of being shortlisted but also scooping an award on the night.