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Looking For A Tonne Of Gravel In/Near Carlow

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  • 15-09-2011 10:57am
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    Taffy Kat
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    Any ideas where we could come by a tonne of gravel in/near Carlow?

    Would it be an issue that we would only be able to take it by the trailer load?


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    tommycahir
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    I have often got a tonne or two of gravel, builders mix or chippings from LIam Conway in Kildavin by the trailer load.

    I'll PM you their details and shouldn't be any issue there.

    TBH most quarries will sell to you by the trailer load anyways.


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    Al Capwned
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    Keatley Concrete
    Graney, (between Castledermot & Baltinglass)

    €15 per tonne. Very helpful staff. Google them for contact number, dont have my phone!


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    Taffy Kat
    Closed Accounts Posts: 327 ✭✭Taffy Kat


    Thanks!


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    Super-Rush
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    tommycahir wrote: »
    I have often got a tonne or two of gravel, builders mix or chippings from LIam Conway in Kildavin by the trailer load.

    I'll PM you their details and shouldn't be any issue there.

    TBH most quarries will sell to you by the trailer load anyways.

    Is that the Cemex one?


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    tommycahir
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    No, if you go into Kildavin village and head to Conways pub the office for Liam Conway concrete is at the back of that.

    It is a small family run quarry compared to the Cemex one. When I was building I used them for all the concrete and sand as the quality was excellent compared to some other quarries.


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    Super-Rush
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    tommycahir wrote: »
    No, if you go into Kildavin village and head to Conways pub the office for Liam Conway concrete is at the back of that.

    It is a small family run quarry compared to the Cemex one. When I was building I used them for all the concrete and sand as the quality was excellent compared to some other quarries.

    I know the one alright.

    The Cemex one has closed.


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