Data Structures - Blog by Data StructuresData Structures - Blog by Data Structureshttps://www.datastructures.ie/blogs/author/data-structuresWed, 15 Jul 2026 11:14:48 -0700http://zoho.com/sites/<![CDATA[Data Structures Welcomes New Director of Operations]]>https://www.datastructures.ie/blogs/post/data-structures-welcomes-new-director-of-operationsData Structures are delighted to announce the appointment of Bartosz Nahajowski as our new Director of Operations.]]>

Data Structures are delighted to announce the appointment of Bartosz Nahajowski as our new Director of Operations.

Bartosz’s considerable experience in Telecoms Infrastructure & Network builds brings enormous benefit to our company as we continue to expand our businesses in Ireland & UK.


Data Structures | Experts in Elevated Engineering since 1998.

]]>Thu, 09 Jul 2026 16:41:41 +0000<![CDATA[Permanent Met Mast contracts Ireland]]>https://www.datastructures.ie/blogs/post/permanent-met-mast-contracts-irelandDATA STRUCTURES are delighted to confirm that contracts are signed for the design, installation and commissioning of three new SLX5W PMM towers for delivery this Summer / Autumn in Ireland.]]>

Data Structures are delighted to confirm that contracts are signed for the design, installation and commissioning of three new SLX5W PMM towers for delivery this Summer / Autumn in Ireland.

  • Cleanrath Windfarm by Enerco Energy is a 46.2MW development in Co. Cork.
  • Knockranny Windfarm by Enerco Energy is a 48MW development in Co. Cork.
  • Drumnahough Windfarm by SSE & FuturEnergy is a 58MW development in Co. Donegal.

SLX met masts are designed in accordance with IEC61400-50-1.2022 (technical) and Eurocodes (structural) and can be supplied with OEM warranty to 10-years, providing long-term wind measurement to support windfarm operational performance.


These projects further strengthen Data Structures' growing portfolio of met mast installations in Ireland & the UK.



Data Structures | Experts in Elevated Engineering since 1998

]]>Sat, 04 Jul 2026 08:55:08 +0000<![CDATA[Data Structures Presents New Jerseys to U13 Ninjas]]>https://www.datastructures.ie/blogs/post/data-structures-presents-new-jerseys-to-u13-ninjasData Structures was proud to support the U13 Ninjas as Directors Shirley Kelly and John Kelly joined the team for the presentation of their new match jerseys.]]>

Data Structures was proud to support the U13 Ninjas as Directors Shirley Kelly and John Kelly joined the team for the presentation of their new match jerseys.

It was a pleasure to join the team and celebrate the occasion as the players received their new kit. Supporting local clubs and young athletes is an important part of our commitment to the communities in which we live and work.

We wish the U13 Ninjas every success for the season ahead and look forward to following their progress.

Data Structures | Experts in Elevated Engineering since 1998.

]]>Fri, 19 Jun 2026 16:24:40 +0000<![CDATA[Navigating Site Restrictions Through Phased Delivery]]>https://www.datastructures.ie/blogs/post/navigating-site-restrictions-through-phased-deliveryData Structures overcomes complex site restrictions to deliver a new 62m SLX4T radio mast in the Midlands of Ireland through phased installation and careful project coordination.]]>

Data Structures continues to progress the replacement of an existing 62m UM50 radio mast in the Midlands of Ireland with a new 62m SLX4T Radio Mast, due for completion this summer.

The project has involved several significant site restrictions, requiring careful planning, phased delivery works and continuous engagement with both our client and their customers to ensure minimal disruption throughout the programme.

Key challenges on site included:

  • Restricted site access due to a low SWL stream crossing, preventing concrete trucks, delivery vehicles and crane access. To overcome this, the mast installation is being carried out using double-certified gin poles to maintain lifting SWL compliance.
  • Antenna line-of-sight and path profile constraints, requiring detailed coordination to determine the optimum mast elevation and phased installation sequencing alongside planned radio outages.
  • Maintaining and improving existing radio coverage throughout the transition phase, involving commissioning of the new mast and RF antenna arrays before the phased decommissioning of the existing structure.

The completed infrastructure will support improved communications capability while ensuring continuity of service during the transition period.

Interestingly, the existing UM50 mast being replaced was originally installed more than 30 years ago by members of the current Data Structures team, highlighting decades of experience in delivering critical communications infrastructure across Ireland and the UK.

Data Structures | Experts in Elevated Engineering since 1998

]]>Wed, 20 May 2026 17:01:55 +0000<![CDATA[Data Structures at All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2026]]>https://www.datastructures.ie/blogs/post/data-structures-at-all-energy-exhibition-and-conference-2026Data Structures will attend All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2026 in Glasgow, showcasing Met Mast, LiDAR and wind data gathering solutions across Ireland and the UK.]]>

Data Structures is pleased to confirm our attendance at the All-Energy Exhibition and Conference 2026, taking place in Glasgow on 13–14 May 2026.

Our Managing Director, Graham Akroyd, will be available for one-to-one meetings on 13 May from 10:30 to 17:00 to discuss Data Structures’ full range of wind measurement and data gathering solutions, including:

  • 120m+ Met Mast installations
  • LiDAR rental fleet solutions
  • Wind resource measurement campaigns
  • Remote data gathering technologies

Recognised as one of the leading events in the renewable energy calendar, All-Energy brings together companies and professionals from across the sector for two days of discussions, workshops and networking focused on the future of renewable infrastructure and technology.


The event provides an excellent opportunity to reconnect with existing clients, develop new relationships and discuss the evolving requirements of the renewable energy sector across Ireland and the UK.

We look forward to another productive event in Glasgow.



Data Structures | Experts in Elevated Engineering since 1998


]]>Tue, 12 May 2026 13:15:40 +0000<![CDATA[36m Telecoms Tower Installed in Co. Cork]]>https://www.datastructures.ie/blogs/post/36m-telecoms-tower-installed-in-co.-corkThe telecoms tower build season is ongoing for Data Structures, with several major infrastructure projects progressing across Ireland and the UK.]]>

The telecoms tower build season is ongoing for Data Structures, with several major infrastructure projects progressing across Ireland and the UK.

Here we can see our team complete our latest installation of a 36m SLX5T multi-user mobile and telecoms tower near Mallow, Co. Cork to provide additional payload capacity and replace an existing 18m slim-line lattice tower later this summer.

Alongside these telecoms and broadcast installations, our met mast teams remain active across Ireland and Scotland, delivering multiple 80m–120m structures, while our LiDAR rental fleet continues supporting wind measurement campaigns throughout the region. 

With a strong pipeline of projects across telecoms, broadcast and renewable energy infrastructure, the coming months continue to be a busy period for our crews on the ground.

]]>Fri, 01 May 2026 12:21:14 +0000<![CDATA[Overcoming Site Constraints to Deliver 59.5m Telecoms Tower]]>https://www.datastructures.ie/blogs/post/data-structures-in-renews-scotland-report-20261Data Structures has successfully completed the installation of a 59.5m lattice telecoms tower, overcoming a number of significant site challenges through careful planning and on-site expertise.]]>

Data Structures has successfully completed the installation of a 59.5m lattice telecoms tower, overcoming a number of significant site challenges through careful planning and on-site expertise.

With limited compound space, narrow access tracks, and restricted crane reach, the project required a hands-on approach. The final 17.5m tower sections were manually installed beyond crane reach, demonstrating the experience and adaptability of our installation teams in challenging environments.

By making best use of available resources and applying proven techniques, the team was able to safely and efficiently complete the structure to full height, delivering another high-quality outcome for our client.

Throughout the project, strong collaboration with the client, as well as positive engagement with local residents and hikers, ensured smooth progress and minimal disruption on site.

The completed tower will support a range of critical infrastructure, including mobile networks, broadcast radio, critical communications, point-to-point links, and local area WiFi coverage for the population of North East Wicklow and South Dublin areas. 🇮🇪

Projects like this highlight the importance of experience, problem-solving, and teamwork in delivering reliable infrastructure in complex conditions.

Data Structures | Experts in Elevated Engineering since 1998
]]>Tue, 07 Apr 2026 10:09:38 +0000<![CDATA[Data Structures in reNEWS Scotland Report 2026]]>https://www.datastructures.ie/blogs/post/data-structures-in-renews-scotland-report-2026We’re pleased to be featured in the reNEWS Scotland Report 2026, highlighting our continued investment in LiDAR technologies and wind measurement solutions across the UK & Ireland.]]>

We’re pleased to be featured in the reNEWS Scotland Report 2026, highlighting our continued investment in LiDAR technologies and wind measurement solutions across the UK & Ireland.

As the sector moves into its next phase of growth, DataStructures remains committed to delivering flexible, IEC-compliant measurement solutions to support developers at every stage of their projects.


Thank you to reNEWS for the feature.

DataStructures | Experts in Elevated Engineering since 1998.
]]>Tue, 07 Apr 2026 10:09:38 +0000<![CDATA[Happy St Patrick's Day]]>https://www.datastructures.ie/blogs/post/happy-st-patricks-day-2026Our Dublin office will be closed for the holiday on Tuesday, 17th March and reopen on Wednesday, 18th March.]]>

Our Dublin office will be closed for the holiday on Tuesday, 17th March and reopen on Wednesday, 18th March. 

]]>Tue, 17 Mar 2026 11:00:26 +0000<![CDATA[Telecoms Tower Build Season Begins for Data Structures]]>https://www.datastructures.ie/blogs/post/telecoms-tower-build-season-begins-for-data-structuresThe telecoms tower build season is now underway for Data Structures, with several major infrastructure projects progressing across Ireland and the UK.]]>

The telecoms tower build season is now underway for Data Structures, with several major infrastructure projects progressing across Ireland and the UK.
Our team has begun installation of a 59.5m SLX5T multi-user mobile and telecoms tower in Ireland, designed to provide additional payload capacity and replace an existing 42m SLX5T tower later this summer.

Next on the programme is the installation of a 120m SLX5W heavy-duty met tower supporting a new wind farm development in Scotland, followed by a 62m SLX4T-600 heavy-duty broadcast guyed lattice mast in Ireland. The new broadcast structure will replace an existing UM50 mast, originally installed by members of our current team back in 1994.

Following these projects, Data Structures will deliver two new 36m SLX5T lattice towers in Ireland, ahead of the next phase of tower construction planned under this framework contract later in 2026.


Alongside these telecoms and broadcast installations, our met mast teams remain active across Ireland and Scotland, delivering multiple 80m–120m structures, while our LiDAR rental fleet continues supporting wind measurement campaigns scheduled for Q2.

With a strong pipeline of projects across telecoms, broadcast and renewable energy infrastructure, the coming months promise to be a busy period for our crews on the ground.

Data Structures | Experts in Elevated Engineering since 1998
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