Seems like a good deal on coal....

Lanshane

marklazarcovic wrote: »

interesting ... anyone from galway get some?

Not yet. But I may well do tomorrow! €63 delivery apparently. Not sure about lead times but I'll find out as soon as in contact courier...its definitely worth a punt I reckon.

marklazarcovic

stick up a post with your feelings after your delivery if you would thanks

P_Cash

63€ delivery,
What's it per 40kg bag then in your shed?

Lanshane

P_Cash wrote: »

63€ delivery,
What's it per 40kg bag then in your shed?

Depends on what bags you get. I'm thinking of 5 bags of slack at 6 each, 20 champion at 8 each and delivery of 64 or so, works out at 10.19 per bag in my shed. Not bad at all...

moodrater

That black dimond sounds like its got petcoke in so avoid if you're thinking of putting it in a stove.

Kristopherus

moodrater wrote: »

That black dimond sounds like its got petcoke in so avoid if you're thinking of putting it in a stove.

How do you figure that out?

allthedoyles

coolkidirish wrote: »

I was told over the phone by the couriers they unload the whole pallet with a forklift for you.

they would use the tail-lift and a hand pallet truck , possibly electric

moodrater

Kristopherus wrote: »

How do you figure that out?

Their description says its an extra hot blend, to product semi smokeless thats usually acomplished with petcoke. Best ask if you're thinking of buying it.

Lanshane

moodrater wrote: »

Their description says its an extra hot blend, to product semi smokeless thats usually acomplished with petcoke. Best ask if you're thinking of buying it.

40% petcoke to be exact!

craughan

I ordered this last week, 25 bags of premium polish for e8 a bag, about 240 delivered.
The pallet arrived next day delivery as it is a courier company who brings it.
The coal seems to be better quality than I was previously getting manly because the pieces are bigger and hold more energy per piece.
I spoke to the owner of O'Neills in the north who supply the coal and got a nice family history of over 100 years of being a coal wholesaler and I can say for sure there is nothing to worry about the quality because he gave me a list of his customers in the south and they are already probably bagging the coal you are paying 20 euro for. I've already given away half the pallet to my neighbors, i can see people making a few quid on this if they want to organize a neighborhood delivery for 12 euro a bag even.

soap1978

is it Hayes coal

Berberis

Could anyone who had a delivery, confirm if it was off loaded with a fork lift or pallet truck.
Reason I ask is ithat a lorry would not get down my driveway and as it is a gravel driveway, then a pallet truck would be no use for bringing pallet of coal to where I would want it. I
f I did order this then it would need to be off loaded with one of them mini-fork-lifts that are usually on the back of the lorry.

sword1

Berberis wrote: »

Could anyone who had a delivery, confirm if it was off loaded with a fork lift or pallet truck.
Reason I ask is ithat a lorry would not get down my driveway and as it is a gravel driveway, then a pallet truck would be no use for bringing pallet of coal to where I would want it. I
f I did order this then it would need to be off loaded with one of them mini-fork-lifts that are usually on the back of the lorry.

Forklifts only work on smooth ground, I learned the hard that are surprisingly impossible to move on anything slightly rough

vickers209

sword1 wrote: »

Forklifts only work on smooth ground, I learned the hard that are surprisingly impossible to move on anything slightly rough

True but a moffit type truck thats on the back of lorries can handle rough ground better

gripcasey

Ordered on Wednesday got delivered yesterday. 20 Bags Black Diamond Polish Blend €10, 5 bags of Smokeless Ovoids
Total price €306.81. Very happy with quality. It was a Truck with Tail lift then Hand pallet lifter. I have a Hand trolley I got in Lidl as only have small side Entrance, half hour all done. All set for winter.

yabadabado

Which coal would be best for a stove ?

gripcasey

yabadabado wrote: »

Which coal would be best for a stove ?

I mix the Black Diamond Polish and Ovoids for my Stove. Great heat not to much ash.

yabadabado

gripcasey wrote: »

I mix the Black Diamond Polish and Ovoids for my Stove. Great heat not to much ash.

Can't some coal damage a stove ?
I would be using this in a stove and Stanley range.No open fire , would prefer not to be using a mix if I can .

I'm keen on this now too.

Can anyone advise on the best Smokey coal to use in a boiler stove please?

Seems like a great deal at those prices!!

coolkidirish

Ordered a pallet of the Champion Premium Coal delivered to Cork. Ordered on Tuesday and it arrived Friday. Very happy with the quality and price. Will be back for more

thierry14

coolkidirish wrote: »

Ordered a pallet of the Champion Premium Coal delivered to Cork. Ordered on Tuesday and it arrived Friday. Very happy with the quality and price. Will be back for more

Is the champion coal the yellow bagged polish coal?

Lanshane

thierry14 wrote: »

Is the champion coal the yellow bagged polish coal?

Yep. I ordered a tonne to Galway on Thursday. Delivered friday afternoon, had a good chat with sean from O'Neill's. Ended up getting 9 bags of amber, 9 of slack and 7 champion. Have to say combining all three yields great results. Quality coal. Paid €217 delivered. Got two bags of champion free. Only potential problem is that the pallet was delivered from the tail lift of the truck to me shed with a hand pallet truck. OK for me as ground to shed is smooth, otherwise you may end up carting 25 bags in yourself!!

Inspector Dhar

Lanshane wrote: »

Yep. I ordered a tonne to Galway on Thursday. Delivered friday afternoon, had a good chat with sean from O'Neill's. Ended up getting 9 bags of amber, 9 of slack and 7 champion. Have to say combining all three yields great results. Quality coal. Paid €217 delivered. Got two bags of champion free. Only potential problem is that the pallet was delivered from the tail lift of the truck to me shed with a hand pallet truck. OK for me as ground to shed is smooth, otherwise you may end up carting 25 bags in yourself!!

I WAS that soldier! The delivery guy phoned me from my house and told me he couldn't get his truck down the side of the house to the shed. So he left the pallet on the gravel in front of my house. I arrived home from work - it was bitterly cold, pitch dark, I was on my own, and I hawked 25 bags of coal round the back of the house. A ton of it. Jerciful Maysus, it was hard work.

SteelyDanJalapeno

coolkidirish wrote: »

In my area they only sell Smokeless Coal and the largest bag would be 20KG. Depending on where you buy it it would be €15-€25 for the 20KG bag. I know Topaz even sell 12.5KG bags of Smokeless for €10.85, whereas The Coal Warehouse have 40KG bags of Smokeless for €12 (another €2.60 approx for delivery per bag).

Even if you check out the Co-op webpage you see their prices...

They charge €370.00 for 20 X 40Kg Bord Na Mona Premium Polish Coal which works out at €18.50 per bag, whereas the Coal Warehouse's version is €8 per bag (€2.60 then for delivery)

Also living in Cork and picked up 2 40kg bags of smokeless last week for 16 each, where the jesus would you be paying 50 euro for 40kg?!

moodrater

TiltedBrain wrote: »

where the jesus would you be paying 50 euro for 40kg?!

The rochestown rooooad don't you know

Lanshane

Inspector Dhar wrote: »

I WAS that soldier! The delivery guy phoned me from my house and told me he couldn't get his truck down the side of the house to the shed. So he left the pallet on the gravel in front of my house. I arrived home from work - it was bitterly cold, pitch dark, I was on my own, and I hawked 25 bags of coal round the back of the house. A ton of it. Jerciful Maysus, it was hard work.

And you'll do it all over again without hesitation next winter!!

Kristopherus

Does anyone know the story with the Coal Warehouse outlet in Clontibret. Can you collect from there?

Markcheese

Is there carbon tax in the north ? And is that why they do the "book the courier first" thing ? .. Just wondering like-

vicwatson

What would be the equivalent of staffords superior polish coal (silver bag) from this crowd?..?

Inspector Dhar

Lanshane wrote: »

And you'll do it all over again without hesitation next winter!!

Oh no I won't! I will certainly buy coal from these guys again, but this time, I will arrange the delivery time for when the minor Dhars are at home.

vicwatson

vicwatson wrote: »

What would be the equivalent of staffords superior polish coal (silver bag) from this crowd?..?

That's what I usually burn too. I asked this question when ordering yesterday and was told that most coal comes from the same source and is then graded in yards in the UK bagged and exported. The lad I was chatting with said that the Premium coal at €8 a bag was a good quality coal with great heat and the €10 bag was a blend of this coal and a "hotter" coal which needed to be mixed as it was too hot for stoves.
I explained that Id a boiler stove running 9 rads and he reckoned that the €8 bag was plenty good for what I wanted.
Give them a buzz if unsure as they are very helpful and not just trying to make a sale.

hope this helps

vicwatson

From Facebook

*** 1ton delivery pallet***

Donegal is €72.19

Dublin is €46.13

All of Northern Ireland is €58.43

Meath
Kildare
Wicklow
Offal
Kilkenny
Monaghan
Louth
Carlow
Wexford are €58.43

West Meath
Langford
Cavan
Roscommon
Limerick
Sligo
Leitrim are €60.89

Cork
Kerry
Galway
Mayo
Clare
Carlow
Tipperary are €64.89

This is for 1pallet/1ton or less, for delivery charges.

brian_gall85

I love how Donegal is the dearest delivery option when it would be the shortest run....really rubbing it in there, as they know the coal is a good bit cheaper than across the border

sham58107

craughan wrote: »

I ordered this last week, 25 bags of premium polish for e8 a bag, about 240 delivered.
The pallet arrived next day delivery as it is a courier company who brings it.
The coal seems to be better quality than I was previously getting manly because the pieces are bigger and hold more energy per piece.
I spoke to the owner of O'Neills in the north who supply the coal and got a nice family history of over 100 years of being a coal wholesaler and I can say for sure there is nothing to worry about the quality because he gave me a list of his customers in the south and they are already probably bagging the coal you are paying 20 euro for. I've already given away half the pallet to my neighbors, i can see people making a few quid on this if they want to organize a neighborhood delivery for 12 euro a bag even.

What about VAT and Carbon Tax who pays that?
NA in Northern Ireland so who is registered down here to pay?
Lots of stuff cheaper in North if you dont pay tax

sgarvan

brian_gall85 wrote: »

I love how Donegal is the dearest delivery option when it would be the shortest run....really rubbing it in there, as they know the coal is a good bit cheaper than across the border

Delivery is not by the coal company themselves. It is by a courier company called Ace who by the phone numbers are based in Dublin. Maybe they collect from NI and go to a base to deliver.

Could any of you who ordered be able to tell me can you pick a delivery day?

Big Lar

sgarvan wrote: »

Delivery is not by the coal company themselves. It is by a courier company called Ace who by the phone numbers are based in Dublin. Maybe they collect from NI and go to a base to deliver.

Could any of you who ordered be able to tell me can you pick a delivery day?

Ordered Monday, delivery organised for tomorrow & Pallet landed today. Does that answer your question ?

sham58107

Is it in NI bags or Southern bags, I am sure Ace would not want customs asking questions and stopping vans.

sgarvan

Big Lar wrote: »

Ordered Monday, delivery organised for tomorrow & Pallet landed today. Does that answer your question ?

Cheers. Want it delivered next Monday. Was going to place order on Thursday. Will wait until Friday so.

makeorbrake

sham58107 wrote: »

I am sure Ace would not want customs asking questions and stopping vans.

Is this why the customer deals with Ace? I would imagine in the event of any issue, it's the customer that has 'imported' the coal. The coal merchant has not had any involvement with delivery.

meathman0

sgarvan wrote: »

Cheers. Want it delivered next Monday. Was going to place order on Thursday. Will wait until Friday so.

Check their Facebook page, something on it about orders ordered now may not be delivered till 5th Jan, might be worth calling them tomorrow to check.

my3cents

makeorbrake wrote: »

Is this why the customer deals with Ace? I would imagine in the event of any issue, it's the customer that has 'imported' the coal. The coal merchant has not had any involvement with delivery.

Don't think it works like that? If for example you buy stuff from Amazon.co.uk then they charge the relevant Irish VAT rate and not the UK rate so at the checkout the price goes up. I think anyone selling more than €35k worth of goods in Ireland needs to register and pay VAT here no matter what carrier is bringing it in?

makeorbrake

my3cents wrote: »

Don't think it works like that? If for example you buy stuff from Amazon.co.uk then they charge the relevant Irish VAT rate and not the UK rate so at the checkout the price goes up. I think anyone selling more than €35k worth of goods in Ireland needs to register and pay VAT here no matter what carrier is bringing it in?

Amazon are delivering to you - these guys are not.

thierry14

meathman0 wrote: »

Check their Facebook page, something on it about orders ordered now may not be delivered till 5th Jan, might be worth calling them tomorrow to check.

I ordered a pallet of 8 euro champion polish coal yesterday and got it today.

Good stuff too, delighted with it.

In Limerick

my3cents

makeorbrake wrote: »

Amazon are delivering to you - these guys are not.

You mean a guy from Amazon calls out to my house?

makeorbrake

my3cents wrote: »

You mean a guy from Amazon calls out to my house?

LOL. Expressed in the rhetorical

I mean when you order off amazon, they ask you to input a delivery address. When you do so, are you not contracting amazon to supply the item and deliver it to you in Ireland? So despite the rhetorical question, in effect, yes - the postman (or courier) is acting for amazon.

In the case of these guys, the customer contacts the courier of their own accord. If there are any questions for the merchant, then I'd imagine their answer is we sold coal on the basis of collection from premises in N.I.

physioman

Kristopherus wrote: »

Does anyone know the story with the Coal Warehouse outlet in Clontibret. Can you collect from there?

yip can pick up from clontibret

makeorbrake

Have a small (stanley oisin) stove. What should I be ordering off them for stove use?

Padraig Mor

allthedoyles wrote: »

Exactly and this is how they all avoid paying the carbon tax and vat.

Here is quote from Revenue website :

Doesn't cover this case though, as the law refers to consumers physically bringing the fuel into the country themselves. It's the same for booze.

vicwatson

sgarvan wrote: »

Cheers. Want it delivered next Monday. Was going to place order on Thursday. Will wait until Friday so.

Thursday latest for pre Christmas orders otherwise delivery might only be January 5th

beaver111

physioman wrote: »

yip can pick up from clontibret

Will it be the same prices