Global Flood Solutions brings the award winning Big Bag Defence System to Canada. CEO of Global Flood Solutions, Shane Curran is pleased to annouce that the company has recently launched in Canada. The Big Bag Defence Read more >

Kilkenny People – Urlingford company ready to score with €3.2 million partnership http://www.kilkennypeople.ie/news/local/urlingford_company_ready_to_score_with_3_2_million_partnership_1_3233122 An Urlingford Read more >

http://www.shannonside.ie/news-details.php?nid=10460 Roscommon Company, Global Flood Solutions, has secured a 3.2 million deal with a Kilkenny firm for the supply of their flood defence system. The deal will see MW hir Read more >

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Global Flood Solutions’ award winning product can prevent further flooding in many affected areas and provide a rapid response for local authorities 9th November, 2011; Roscommon, Ireland: The deluge of floods that Read more >

Click image to zoom by Deirdre Verney A Roscommon businessman and Brideswell resident has taken issue with recent statements that there is no solution to local flooding problems until the production of plan by the OPW Read more >

1st November, 2011; Roscommon, Ireland: They were GAA giants on the pitch and now they’re giants in the world of business, Shane Curran, the former Inter-County goalkeeper for Roscommon is the Managing Director of G Read more >

The Big Bags System flood barrier protects against Hurricane Irene. US utility company, DCWater, purchased the Big Bags System to protect their water treatment plant on the Potomac River in Washington DC. The system Read more >

Tommy Barker, the Property Editor at The Irish Examiner, has started a new environmental column today. The topic of his first column focused on the widespread problem of flooding in Ireland and features our Big Bag Def Read more >

Today The Irish Examiner include a large article on on Shane Curran, Managing Director of Global Flood Solutions in their weekly My Job column, which was almost a full page of the Irish broadsheet newspaper. The articl Read more >