Who we are
Gyproc Ireland circa 1940s
Gyproc began as Gypsum & Bricks in 1936 and has provided materials for some of the most iconic buildings on the island of Ireland. In 1965, BPB took a majority shareholding in Gypsum Industries and in 2005 became part of the Saint-Gobain group; the world leader in design, production and distribution of construction materials. The brand subsequently changed to Gyproc.
Over the years Gyproc has become a major authority in the Irish construction industry with a long history of providing innovative, cost-effective and reliable products that meet the demands of the local construction industry. We have been involved in many of the biggest and most prestigious commercial building projects in Ireland since the 1940’s - including Cork City Hall, Google Docks, The National Convention Centre, 3 Arena, The Aviva Stadium, Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, The Titanic Signature Building and the landmark Terminal Two at Dublin Airport.
Looking to the future, Gyproc is determined to remain at the forefront, as market leader, continuing to provide innovative and sustainable design solutions. For more information on Gyproc, click here
