Northern Ireland Clay Shoot 2025
The annual clay shoot and BBQ took place on 27th June 2025 at Field of Dreams, Bangor.
For sole traders, students and anyone interested in concrete.
Tailored for organisations and businesses of any size that operate within the concrete sector.
For educational institutions that deliver programmes for the concrete and construction industry.
Independent expert advice from our experienced qualified engineers and technologists. Our advisory team can deliver prompt, impartial, and practical solutions and expert written guidance.
Easily access helpful, in-depth information on all things concrete construction—right at your fingertips. The online Fingertips is a fully searchable bank of information about concrete and construction.
The Concrete Society’s training programme offers industry-recognised education in concrete design, construction, and technology.
Our Back to Basics programme is an educational initiative aimed at improving fundamental knowledge of concrete across the construction industry.
Your gateway to formal qualifications, provided by partner organisations, in concrete materials, technology and engineering.
A premier one‑day technical conference organised by the Concrete Society.
The Concrete Awards celebrates excellence in the design and construction of concrete.
The latest news from our Concrete Community. Stay up-to-date with the Concrete Society and our Regional network, as well as our industry partners.
Concrete magazine is a must for those in the sector or with an interest in concrete. Published 10 times a year it is available to Society members or via subscription.
Concrete Engineering International (CEI) has been published biannually as a standalone magazine since 2015. CEI is available to members and subscribers.
The Concrete Society’s Regional Networks bring together professionals working in the concrete sector from across the UK.
For sole traders, students and anyone interested in concrete.
Tailored for organisations and businesses of any size that operate within the concrete sector.
For educational institutions that deliver programmes for the concrete and construction industry.
Independent expert advice from our experienced qualified engineers and technologists. Our advisory team can deliver prompt, impartial, and practical solutions and expert written guidance.
Easily access helpful, in-depth information on all things concrete construction—right at your fingertips. The online Fingertips is a fully searchable bank of information about concrete and construction.
The Concrete Society’s training programme offers industry-recognised education in concrete design, construction, and technology.
Our Back to Basics programme is an educational initiative aimed at improving fundamental knowledge of concrete across the construction industry.
Your gateway to formal qualifications, provided by partner organisations, in concrete materials, technology and engineering.
A premier one‑day technical conference organised by the Concrete Society.
The Concrete Awards celebrates excellence in the design and construction of concrete.
The latest news from our Concrete Community. Stay up-to-date with the Concrete Society and our Regional network, as well as our industry partners.
Concrete magazine is a must for those in the sector or with an interest in concrete. Published 10 times a year it is available to Society members or via subscription.
Concrete Engineering International (CEI) has been published biannually as a standalone magazine since 2015. CEI is available to members and subscribers.
The Concrete Society’s Regional Networks bring together professionals working in the concrete sector from across the UK.
The annual clay shoot and BBQ took place on 27th June 2025 at Field of Dreams, Bangor.
Steve Thorpe, the new President of the Society, shares his thoughts.
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Interview with regional chair of the South West – Carol Heneghan
Interview with the regional chair of the Wales, Bernadette Kinsella.
Mike Amodeo, the new President of the Society, shares his thoughts.
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