Rosslare Europort Terminal 7

The project, which comprises a campus of 28 new buildings, opened in 2025. It was designed by Architectural Services within the Office of Public Works and delivered by Reddy Architecture + Urbanism through John Paul Construction with DBFL Consulting Engineers, SEHA Building Services Engineer.

The project required the development of c.20 hectares of reclaimed land and the construction of 28 permanent buildings, including Government of Ireland documentary, seal check and physical inspection areas, animal facilities, x-ray facilities, staff administration & welfare facilities, immigration facilities, substations, temporary buildings to enable the development and associated site work. This project was highly complex, with the need to keep the port fully operational for the duration of the works. All parties worked closely with port operator Iarnród Éireann to make that possible.

The buildings constructed as part of this project were of varying scale and typology to facilitate the additional post-Brexit checks. Two notable buildings in the development are the X-Ray scanner building and the large physical inspection buildings. These are complex buildings with unique functions and challenges in their design, including construction sequencing, operations and logistics. These buildings are critical to port operations and have vastly improved the flow and control of goods entering the State and the detection of contraband in the port.