Skyclad says building modular homes is less time and cost-effective than prefabs.
A midlands manufacturing company believe they could help provide accommodation for Ukrainian refugees.
Westmeath based Skyclad say their modular homes are less time- and cost-effective than building prefabs.
The structures are almost entirely pre-built in a factory and then transported, which means less man-power is needed on site.
Chief Operations Officer, Shauna Coyne says they could produce 200 modular buildings before the end of the year:
Ploughing 2026 Live Day Two: Livestock Competitions Heating Up In Offaly
Westmeath GAA Star Raises Concerns Over Future Of Irish Farming
Westmeath Market House Redevelopment Could Begin Construction By December
Ireland's EU Commissioner Welcomes US Tariff Lift On Irish Whiskey
Offaly’s First All-Ireland Winning Hurling Manager Andy Gallagher Dies Aged 89
Cistercian College Continues Ploughing Championships Tradition
EU Proposes Tighter Social Media Rules For Under-15s
Water Conservation Order To Be Lifted Early Across 13 Counties