History
Prior to establishing Waldron Dispute Resolution, Martin ran a successful Quantity Surveying Practice, overseeing the construction of over €200m worth of projects from 2004 until 2010. With the collapse of the construction industry the firm ceased trading and Martin changed his focus to dispute resolution.
Martin started out his professional career as a builders Quantity Surveyor working with Bennett (Construction) Limited and Willow Park Construction Limited. In both companies he was Senior QS and oversaw the construction of some of the most prestigious buildings completed of their time; namely the renovation of Stack A in Custom House Quay into the now impressive CHQ, the construction of the new State Agricultural Laboratories, recognised as one of the most advanced facilities of its kind, the demolition of the old Dalkey Island Hotel and the construction of the Coliemore Apartments. He also oversaw the construction of many more projects including industrial, commercial, residential and educational.
He also started his own development company in 1998; this venture was halted by the collapse in the Irish property market and remains on hold with the exception of some small completion works.
Prior to establishing Waldron Dispute Resolution, Martin ran a successful Quantity Surveying Practice, overseeing the construction of over €200m worth of projects from 2004 until 2010. With the collapse of the construction industry the firm ceased trading and Martin changed his focus to dispute resolution.
Martin started out his professional career as a builders Quantity Surveyor working with Bennett (Construction) Limited and Willow Park Construction Limited. In both companies he was Senior QS and oversaw the construction of some of the most prestigious buildings completed of their time; namely the renovation of Stack A in Custom House Quay into the now impressive CHQ, the construction of the new State Agricultural Laboratories, recognised as one of the most advanced facilities of its kind, the demolition of the old Dalkey Island Hotel and the construction of the Coliemore Apartments. He also oversaw the construction of many more projects including industrial, commercial, residential and educational.
He also started his own development company in 1998; this venture was halted by the collapse in the Irish property market and remains on hold with the exception of some small completion works.
