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Pea coal in Donegal?

DrPhilG · 2016-01-04 14:14:59

Getting a slack boiler in the next few weeks, where is the best place to get the fine coal for it? I'm told I can get a ton of it in Derry for £175 but someone told me that there was a place in Donegal where you can get it for half that. Needless to say they hadn't a clue where!

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04-01-2016 3:14pm

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DrPhilG

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Getting a slack boiler in the next few weeks, where is the best place to get the fine coal for it? I'm told I can get a ton of it in Derry for £175 but someone told me that there was a place in Donegal where you can get it for half that.

Needless to say they hadn't a clue where!

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#2 04-01-2016 3:22pm
Malcolm600f

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Am sure if your buying in bulk you will get better prices....
http://coylefuels.com/shop/category/household_coal

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#3 04-01-2016 3:31pm
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Malcolm600f wrote: »

Am sure if your buying in bulk you will get better prices....
http://coylefuels.com/shop/category/household_coal

€175 for a ton with Coyles. Better than the £175 in Derry alright.

Hillview Fuels in Clonmany were recommended but they're €230 for a ton!

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#4 04-01-2016 3:51pm
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Some vast difference in the prices alright...

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