A new home for CQMS 19

Due to huge demand, the Construction, Quarry and Machinery Show (CQMS) has had to relocate to a new and larger venue. Punchestown event centre, near Naas in Co. Kildare will host Ireland’s premier construction and quarrying industry showcase on 21-22 June 2019. Following on from the successful CQMS'17 which had over 8,000 visitors, bigger crowds and stands are expected at next year’s showpiece exhibition. The popular event is hosted by Ireland’s bestselling plant equipment title, Machinery Movers Magazine
September 26, 2018 Read time: 2 mins

Due to huge demand, the Construction, Quarry and Machinery Show (CQMS) has had to relocate to a new and larger venue.

Punchestown event centre, near Naas in Co. Kildare will host Ireland’s premier construction and quarrying industry showcase on 21-22 June 2019. Following on from the successful CQMS'17 which had over 8,000 visitors, bigger crowds and stands are expected at next year’s showpiece exhibition. The popular event is hosted by Ireland’s bestselling plant equipment title, Machinery Movers Magazine and supported by the Construction Industry Federation.

Over €70 million of construction and quarrying equipment will be on display at CQMS 2019. The event will offer buyers and sellers an opportunity to view the latest machinery from manufacturers and offer a unique opportunity for exhibitors to hold lunches, meetings, conferences. Meeting rooms will be made available for public or private talks, so dealers and manufacturers can engage with their customer base.

Over its two days, CQMS 2019 will also accommodate various hubs and zones, such as Innovation & Technology, Skills & Education, Green/Electric machines, Recycling & Demolition, Rental Equipment, Access Platforms and Finance & Insurance. 

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