PARTEEN native Conor Gilligan has been appointed as the Managing Director of Glanua’s Municipal Ireland & UK division.

Gilligan spent thirty one years with Roadbridge Civil Engineering Contractors, departing the company at the beginning of 2022 after close to two decades as Global Chief Executive.

Glanua specialises in the design, build and maintenance of critical water and wastewater infrastructure. In his new role, Conor will lead Glanua’s design, development, operation and maintenance of water and wastewater projects for public authorities in both Ireland and the UK.

Conor graduated from University College Cork before embarking on a career in the construction industry. He is a past pupil of St Munchin’s College.

Since finishing up with Roadbridge, Conor served as Chief Executive Officer with Derrin Group for over two years and in a principal role with GEC8 Construction Ltd for an eight month project.

Actively involved with the GAA in his locality, Conor was part of the Parteen side that claimed the Junior A hurling championship in 2005, coming on as a substitute in the final due to injury, this was his final outing for the club whom he had lined out between the posts at adult level from 1985. He is currently Chairman of Parteen/Meelick GAA Club

In 2021, Conor was a member of the eight-person committee that over eight months complied the Saffron and Blue, strategic plan for Clare GAA. He was joined by Clarecastle’s Mark O’Connell (CEO of Repucon Consulting), Kilrush native Roisin Glynn (Head of Proposition Enablement with AIB), Ogonnelloe’s Colin Kelly (CEO of Gyrogy), Eoin Conroy of Barefield (CEO of Titan Experience), Ennis man Eoin Doohan (Managing Director of DFP Group), Enda Connolly of Ennis (Managing Director of CMP Investment Partners) and Enda O’Flaherty of Shannonside now attached to the St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield club.

Of his new role with Glanua, Conor stated, “I am pleased to be joining Glanua at what is an important time for the business and its clients. There is increasing demand and funding for the water and wastewater infrastructure, particularly in the public sector. As an industry leader, Glanua is well positioned to address this urgent and critical need, assisting our valued clients in Ireland and the UK in designing, developing, operating and maintaining high-quality, innovative and sustainable engineering solutions. I look forward to working with our talented teams to continue delivering for our clients and to build on the strong foundations already in place”.

Group Managing Director at Glanua, Karl Zimmerer stated, “We are delighted to announce Conor’s appointment as Managing Director of our Municipal Ireland & UK division. He brings a wealth of experience and expertise in the delivery, development and operation of complex engineering and infrastructure projects. He also has a proven track record in successfully managing and leading companies operating across a number of sectors and serving a diverse range of clients”.

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