By: DSI | November 07, 2016

Data Structures Ireland are attending the IWFA Annual Conference, Kilkenny 8 - 9 November 2016. John & Shirley Kelly look forward to promoting our Met Masts, Met Towers and Meteorological Measurement Systems. Please email info@datastructures.ie for further information.  

By: DSI | October 26, 2016

Data Structures Ireland crew recently performed upgrade works to two 38m FLI TT30 telecoms towers in Co. Kildare.


Works included full climbdown inspections, removal of several redundant antennas, rebolting to tower and access ladder members, new aviation lights and controls, cleaning and applying protective coating to lightly corroded areas and certification.

Image of Data Structures Ireland crew performing upgrade works

By: DSI | September 21, 2016

Data Structures riggers Anthony, Ian & crew enjoying nice weather conditions as they decommission an 80m lattice met mast at Galway Wind Park, Ireland.

Data Structures team decommission a met mast

By: DSI | August 30, 2016

Case study: Straighten a critically distorted 80m guyed lattice met mast
Client: Wind Farm Developer
Location: West Coast of Ireland 

DATA STRUCTURES technicians were recently dispatched to service an 80m guyed lattice met mast which had stopped sending data. We carried all the necessary spare parts but little did we (or the client) know what lay ahead until we arrived on the site.


The data technical problem was a simple fix but (for safety) it had to wait until our Senior Mast Technician and a rigging crew arrived on site later that day.  

Dangerous bends ahead image

By: DSI | August 09, 2016


Data Structures have recently installed a new 80m Met Tower and meteorological instruments for our client Green Energy Supply at Knockduff Windfarm. The installation was successfully carried out by our technicians and our rigging team working with East Cork Crane Hire. Please contact us if you are interested in Met Masts, Met Towers, and Wind Measurement Systems.

80m Met Tower at Knockduff Windfarm, Co. Cork, Ireland.
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