Your host city

Premium Content

29 January 2018

The tenth World Demolition Summit (WDS) will be held in Dublin, Ireland on 7-8 November this year. It will be the first time the Summit has been held in Ireland and follows the successful event in London last November.

Aviva stadium pic

Aviva Stadium has world-class conference facilities

 

The venue will be the Aviva Stadium (formerly the Lansdowne Road Stadium). It is home to both the Irish rugby union and football teams.

The Aviva includes world class conference facilities and is close to Dublin city centre. Delegates will be able to stay in hotels very near to the venue, with special delegate rates negotiated at the Ballsbridge Hotel, which is less than 10 minutes’ walk or five minute taxi ride to the stadium.

The choice of Dublin follows a survey of delegates at the 2017 Summit, with Dublin coming out as one of the top preferred locations.

The format will be similar to previous years, with a networking evening reception on Wednesday 7 November followed by the full-day conference and awards dinner on Thursday 8 November.

 

 

For more information, visit www.demolitionsummit.com

WorkDry invests in pump fleet in preparation for extreme events
Company adds hundreds of new pumps in anticipation of extreme El Niño weather events.
Chinese gains reshape South American market
Chinese construction equipment manufacturers are becoming an established competitive force in South America rather than simply a low-cost alternative, according to a white paper from Off-Highway Research
Smarter by design: How intelligent excavators are delivering better jobsite results
Integrated technology is helping contractors improve accuracy, productivity and control without neglecting the fundamentals of machine performance