Built in our own workshop · Dundalk

Mobile LED Screen
Trailers, Built in
Dundalk

Most Irish suppliers buy their trailers in. We build ours — chassis, frame, panels and control — in the unit on Coes Road. That is why we can tell you the tow weight, the ground footprint and the rig time without ringing anyone, and why a fault on site gets fixed rather than reported.

The fleet
Trailer 1212 m²
Trailer 1818 m²
Trailer 2424 m²
Pixel pitchP3.9 – P4.8
Brightness5,500 nits
Rig time45 – 90 min
Full dimensions, power draw, ground footprint and crew numbers are in the table below.

THE FLEET

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Why a trailer

A trailer solves the two things that stop outdoor screens

The first is time. A ground-support build needs three to six hours, a crew of three to five and a level working area you have to keep clear all morning. A trailer reverses in, levels on its own legs and is playing before the ground staff have finished marking the pitch.

The second is power. Most fields, town squares and car parks have nothing usable. Our trailers carry their own supply, so the screen is not waiting on a generator hire, a fuel run or a cable route across a public footpath.

What you give up is size. Above 24m² a trailer stops being the right answer and a ground-support build takes over — we will tell you which one your event needs rather than which one is easier for us.

On board

What comes with the trailer

Everything below travels on the unit. Nothing is a chargeable extra dressed up as a feature.

Onboard power

Generator and distribution built into the trailer, so a field with no supply is not a problem. Mains hook-up where the site has it.

Raise, lower and rotate

The screen lifts clear of the crowd, drops for transport and rotates on the trailer to face wherever the audience ends up standing.

Novastar processing

Industry-standard control and scaling, with your source connected by HDMI or SDI and tested before doors.

Spare panels on the unit

Replacement tiles and a spare player travel with every job. A dead module is a five-minute swap, not the end of your event.

Full specification

Every number, published

If you are drawing a site plan, applying for an event licence or working out whether the gate is wide enough, these are the figures you need. No other Irish supplier publishes them.

TrailerScreen areaScreen sizePixel pitchBrightnessPowerGround neededRig timeCrew
Trailer 1212 m²4.5m × 2.7mP4.8 outdoor5,500 nits32A single phase or onboard8m × 5m + tow access45 min2
Trailer 1818 m²5.8m × 3.2mP4.8 outdoor5,500 nits32A single phase or onboard10m × 6m + tow access60 min2
Trailer 2424 m²6.7m × 3.6mP3.9 outdoor5,500 nits63A single phase or onboard12m × 7m + tow access90 min3
On site

Trailers out on jobs

Built here

We build them, so we can fix them

The workshop that builds the trailers is the same building the support line rings in. There is no distributor in the middle, no lead time on a part from abroad, and nobody telling you it is somebody else’s fault.

It also means we can build to a brief. Clubs and councils have asked for sponsor panels, different mounting heights and specific wrap finishes, and those are a workshop conversation rather than a no.

How it works

From your date to the screen going live

Most trailer bookings are settled in a phone call and an email. The site visit only happens where the ground or the access needs looking at.

1

Tell us the date and the venue

Audience size and whether there is power on site gets us most of the way to a number.

2

Fixed quote and the paperwork

Within one working day, with the insurance certificate, RAMS and wind loading attached.

3

Access and ground check

We confirm the gate width, the turning circle and the ground condition — by photo or in person.

4

Content in three working days before

Send artwork at the screen’s native resolution, or our studio builds it.

5

We tow in, rig, run it and take it away

Our driver, our technician, our insurance. One number for the whole day.

Paperwork

Insurance, RAMS and wind loading, sent with the quote

Councils, festival licensing officers, county boards and school boards all ask for the same documents before anything goes on the ground. We send them with the quote rather than waiting to be asked, because the licence application is usually the thing holding your date up.

DocumentWhen you get it
€6.5m public liability, named to your eventWith the quote
€13m employers’ liabilityWith the quote
RAMS written for your siteOn booking
Wind loading and ballast calculationOn booking
Structural certification for flown buildsOn booking
Crew certification and tax clearanceOn request
Also from the events team

Where the trailers usually end up

All LED Screen Hire

The full fleet, with every spec published

GAA & Sports Clubs

Championship weekends, county finals, fundraisers

Outdoor Cinema

Screen, FM audio, layout and licensing

Agricultural Shows

Ring-side relay, sponsor loops, multi-day

Questions

Asked before every trailer booking

How long does it take to set up?
Forty-five minutes for the 12m², an hour for the 18m² and about ninety minutes for the 24m² — from arriving on site to content playing. Derig is quicker.
Do we need to provide power?
Usually not. All three trailers carry onboard power, which is the main reason people choose one over a ground-support build. If the site has a 32A or 63A supply we will use it instead, because it is quieter.
Can the trailer go on grass?
Yes, in normal conditions. What we need to know is the ground state on the week, not the month — a pitch after three days of rain is a different question. We will ask for a photo and, if there is any doubt, come and walk it.
How much space does it need?
Between 8m × 5m and 12m × 7m depending on the unit, plus enough room to reverse a towing vehicle in and out. The exact footprint for each trailer is in the table above.
Can we put our sponsors on it?
Yes, two ways. Sponsor content can rotate on the screen between whatever else is playing, and physical sponsor panels can be fitted to the trailer body for the day. Clubs use both to cover the cost of the hire.
How far in advance should we book?
For June to August, six to eight weeks — the trailers book out in season. Outside that a fortnight is usually enough, and we take short-notice jobs whenever the fleet allows.
Get a quote

Tell us where the trailer is going

Date, venue and rough audience size is enough for a real number. If you know whether there is power on site, say so — it is the one thing that changes the answer most.

In a hurry? Ring 042 935 9400 and ask for the events desk.

Got a date and a field?

Send us both and you will have a price, a spec and the paperwork inside a working day. Holding a date costs you nothing.