Mythen Construction has a proven record of meeting and beating deadlines when it matters most. And nowhere is this more important than in the seasonal uncertainty of the hotel and leisure sector, for which our company is continually delivering prestigious projects on time and within budget.

Set within 120 acres of mature woodland, the development was built around Monart House, a listed country home with connections to the Jameson distillery family.Mindful of the restorative and healing powers of nature, Monarts 70 luxury bedrooms and suites, and state-of-the-art spa facility, have been designed to allow guests to get up close and personal with the surrounding woodland. Its gardens were designed by Chelsea Flower Show gold medal winner Mary Reynolds.Monart House Hotel focuses exclusively on the physical and mental wellbeing of every guest, with all aspects of the facility designed to help them rest, relax and rejuvenate.Monart House Hotel state-of-the-art treatment rooms are a haven of tranquillity and relaxation. Guests can unwind, relax and de-stress in an environment created specifically for this purpose. Every aspect of the build works towards harmony with nature the beauty of which is visible through the use of glazed links.All 38 new bedrooms in the Stillorgan Park Hotel are of the highest four star accommodation and include full en-suite facilities and air conditioning. The project was finished to a demanding quality standard and delivered within budget.The Talbot Hotel, Wexford, which underwent a refurbishment in two phases to extremely tight deadlines.Architecturally complex and physically challenging - this project involved a test for both engineers & craftsman. The works included all aspects from demolition through to fitting out of bar furniture.Description: Construction of a magnificent indoor hurling arena, nestled comfortably into the Blackstairs background. The project consisted of initial site clearance and construction of indoor arena. The building has both steel and concrete frame elements with a single skin metal roof. The arena consists of a 40m x 24m fully synthetic playing pitch, an entrance foyer, trophy room, fully enclosed viewing gallery, toilets, meeting and storage rooms. Work commenced on the refurbishment of Wexford Swimming Pool in January 2009, beginning with the demolition of the ancillary accommodation adjacent to the Pool Hall and the removal of all existing services and mechanical equipment. Concurrent with the demolition of the identified areas was the construction of a new caravan park office for the adjacent caravan park facility. All the new accommodation comprising of the Public Lobby, Changing Village, Learner Pool, ancillary areas, Plant Room and first floor Fitness Studio incorporating mezzanine floor for a gym was constructed and finishes and fit-out applied. Parlon roof on concrete structure. Filtration, heating, air handling equipment and the boiler utilising renewable fuel source, have been installed.