Case studies

National Museum Project by William Tracey & Sons, part of Cronin Group

The taskThe National Museum of Ireland (NMI) are consolidating their collections in the Central Resource Centre (CRC), Co. Dublin. There is a large amount of Geology specimens stored in Dublin 4, a building which the

Streamlined Office Clearance Project by William Tracey & Sons

The Task: In late November 2023, a large telecommunications company, vacated a 2,322sqm space spanning three floors due to consolidation efforts in other group buildings. The task assigned to Tracey’s involved removing and recycling approximately

Art Removal Project by William Tracey & Sons

The Task: The Office of Public Works, Art Management division invited William Tracey & Sons to tender for the removal and packing of Artwork from a building on Adelaide Road, Dublin 2. The building is

Antique Relocation Success: William Tracey & Sons’ Expert Move

The Task: In May 2024, the Irish Heritage Trust enlisted William Tracey & Sons (WTS) to relocate antique furniture from a historic Dublin 1 building to Johnstown Castle in County Wexford. The Dublin 1 building,

A Transformative Partnership Reshaping the Landscape of Cultural Relocation

In the evolving landscape of corporate and cultural relocation, the acquisition of William Tracey & Sons by Dublin-based Cronin Group marks a significant chapter in the evolution of specialised logistics and moving services. The deal,

William Tracey and Sons and Cronin Group providing logistics solutions to the public and private sectors

The acquisition of William Tracey and Sons by the Cronin Group Limited in May 2022 resulted in a seamless integration for both companies and staff, offering an enhanced service to the firm’s clients in both

Safe Relocation & Installation of Historic Howth Abbey Bells

The Task Three 15th-century medieval bronze bells, once housed in the bellcote of St Mary’s Abbey Church, Howth, were donated to The National Museum of Ireland by the Gaisford St Lawrence family. These historically significant