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Railway Sleepers

Bubonic · 2006-05-10 19:26:09

Hi, Where is the best place in Dublin to get railway sleepers or some sort of wood similar to a railway sleeper?

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10-05-2006 8:26pm

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Bubonic

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Hi,

Where is the best place in Dublin to get railway sleepers or some sort of
wood similar to a railway sleeper?

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#2 10-05-2006 9:36pm
Salem

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Vincent L Byrne's beside the metal walk-over bridge in Palmerstown has them + other nice timbers ...

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#3 10-05-2006 10:52pm
Bubonic

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Thanks Salem,

Any idea how much I should be paying?

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#4 11-05-2006 9:21am
MR DAZ

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I got some of Heiton and buckley last week ... they were 21.50 plus vat.

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#5 15-05-2006 11:02am
quazzy

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Salem wrote:

Vincent L Byrne's beside the metal walk-over bridge in Palmerstown has them + other nice timbers ...

I drive by that place everyday and it's closing down so there's a closing down sale.
You could pick up a bargain

Q

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#6 15-05-2006 4:11pm
Viking House

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I paid about €30 for Oak sleepers in Heiton Buckley's in Bray in April

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