Apollo NZ Global

Global projects / Ireland

Sports, community and outdoor project supply for Ireland.

Plan sports-surface upgrades, community recreation, outdoor shelter, civic products or developer systems for projects in Ireland. Apollo's supply review begins with facility use, site dimensions, exposure, quantity and delivery requirements.

Schools, local authorities, sports clubs, developers, hospitality operators and project teams.

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The regional matrix controls what Apollo actively promotes here without restricting the wider global range. Product availability, freight and suitability are confirmed for each project; pricing is prepared manually.

Regional product matrix

Sports, community facilities, shelter and developer project supply.

Primary and strong-fit products lead the page. The wider Apollo catalogue remains visible lower down for suitable projects, so the regional page stays focused without becoming restrictive.

Strong regional fit

Important supporting ranges that broaden the project offer without overwhelming the primary product story.

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Specialist / condition-led

Products kept visible for the right project, but only promoted where the climate, application and local technical review support them.

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Sector pathways

Move from your organisation to the products that fit it.

Each pathway below uses the same regional matrix, so a school, council, resort or developer sees the strongest product combination for this market instead of a generic global list.

Planning & documentation

Evidence and documentation relevant to Ireland.

Public regional pages use non-customer planning frameworks and verified technical documentation. Private customer jobs are not published.
Planning framework

School sports facility upgrade framework

A clearly labelled non-customer framework for schools coordinating court surfaces, pump tracks, lighting, VAKTAR AI, maintenance and staged procurement.

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Planning framework

Council recreation package framework

A reusable procurement framework connecting courts, RideSpan pump tracks, lighting, cameras, shade and Civaro public-realm systems without presenting it as a completed installation.

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Planning framework

Club court upgrade framework

A non-customer framework for clubs comparing court surfaces, pickleball conversion, lighting, accessories and sports technology without publishing private customer jobs.

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Planning framework

International project readiness framework

A non-customer framework covering destination, climate, freight, receiving, local compliance and supply-scope boundaries before international quotation.

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Destination planning

What to include in your brief.

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Shared facilities

Identify the sports, user groups or commercial uses sharing the space, the existing site and required delivery or project timing. Include any phased procurement or retained equipment.

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Water and exposure

Send photographs showing drainage, standing water, wind exposure and exposed boundaries. Shelter, flooring and public-realm enquiries need site-specific review.

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Delivery jurisdiction

Specify Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland, county and postcode/Eircode as applicable. This helps separate destination handling and importer responsibilities before a quotation is prepared.

From initial scope to a manual quotation.

Send dimensions, quantities, destination, site photographs or drawings, technical requirements and timing. Apollo reviews the requested product package, confirms the supply scope and prepares pricing manually. Site works, installation, engineering and destination approvals remain outside Apollo's wholesale supply scope.

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Choose your destination

Global supply. A brief built around your market.

Explore product pathways for your destination, then tell Apollo about the site, quantities and local project team. Dedicated market pages are kept selective: Apollo publishes one only where destination-specific planning, logistics or product demand adds useful information. Other countries use the main Global Projects pathway rather than a templated location page.