smokey coal

RebelButtMunch

Hi.

Where is the closest place to south dublin that can sell smokey coal?

Im thinking maybe blessington? There was a garage on the enniskerry road that sold the coal but the stopped.

Thanks.

ted1

RebelButtMunch wrote: »

Hi.

Where is the closest place to south dublin that can sell smokey coal?

Im thinking maybe blessington? There was a garage on the enniskerry road that sold the coal but the stopped.

Thanks.

Its illegal to use in Dublin.
Why would you want to burn it?

Jimmy Garlic

ted1 wrote: »

Its illegal to use in Dublin.
Why would you want to burn it?

Maybe because it is hotter, easier to light, and less likely likely to spark all over the gaff... unlike the smokeless rubbish.

Jimmy Garlic

RebelButtMunch wrote: »

Hi.

Where is the closest place to south dublin that can sell smokey coal?

Im thinking maybe blessington? There was a garage on the enniskerry road that sold the coal but the stopped.

Thanks.

You can get it in Bray.

SpaceTime

It's still illegal to burn regardless.

ted1

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

Maybe because it is hotter, easier to light, and less likely likely to spark all over the gaff... unlike the smokeless rubbish.

sure throw on few tyres while your at it.

your using the wrong stuff. there's plenty of different smokeless coals out there try using a different brand.

RebelButtMunch

Thanks for the helpful hints to the actual question and thanks to the moral police who feel the need to throw in their two cents.

ted1

RebelButtMunch wrote: »

Thanks for the helpful hints to the actual question and thanks to the moral police who feel the need to throw in their two cents.

Generally I don't care what other people to , each to their own. but when what you do affects myself an other its up to the morale Police to step up to the plate and point out when some on is being a dick.

RebelButtMunch

ted1 wrote: »

Generally I don't care what other people to , each to their own. but when what you do affects myself an other its up to the morale Police to step up to the plate and point out when some on is being a dick.

so how is asking about the sale of coal being a dick?

artanevilla

It's not illegal to burn, it's illegal to sell.

Jimmy Garlic

SpaceTime wrote: »

It's still illegal to burn regardless.

The Clean Air Act of 1990 bans the marketing, distribution and sale of Bituminous coal in designated areas. There is no ban on the burning of any solid fuel.

ted1

artanevilla wrote: »

It's not illegal to burn, it's illegal to sell.

Since May last year it's being illegal to burn it.
http://www.environ.ie/en/Legislation/Environment/Atmosphere/FileDownLoad,31033,en.pdf

ted1

Jimmy Garlic wrote: »

The Clean Air Act of 1990 bans the marketing, distribution and sale of Bituminous coal in designated areas. There is no ban on the burning of any solid fuel.

There's an update act which I've linked to

artanevilla

So it has, I stand corrected.

RosieJoe

There's a place in newtownmountkennedy beside the town house pub that sells it. Costs €18 for a 40 kilo bag. Compared to €11.50 for 20 kilos in the esso in kilmac.

You could go to Glanbia in Ashford but I think it's the same price

SpaceTime

RebelButtMunch wrote: »

Thanks for the helpful hints to the actual question and thanks to the moral police who feel the need to throw in their two cents.

Try being asthmatic! Nothing to do with morals! Some of us like breathing!