Polish Coal - where buy ?

Gate Automation · 03-01-2011 9:28pm #1

Hello

Anybody know where I can buy polish coal like on the first photo ?

I don't want that one:

Thx

Jimmy Garlic · 03-01-2011 9:36pm

http://homefuel.ie/proddetail.php?prod=10xBlackDiamond-PolishCoa20Kg_FogartysQuikpick

jack presley · 03-01-2011 10:07pm

The texaco garage opposite the Coolquay lodge on the old N2 used to sell that type of bag. Couldn't tell you if it still does though

Justin10 · 04-01-2011 11:50am

Place in dunboyne back of the hardware sell them for €17.50 a bag

Gate Automation · 04-01-2011 8:25pm

For 20 kg bag's :eek: Last time I was paid 7.99 for 20 kg, but I was bayed in Co. Cavan

Justin10 · 04-01-2011 9:14pm

40kg bags for 17.50

87pio · 04-01-2011 9:20pm

in Poland

150euro/tonne loose

easygoing39 · 04-01-2011 9:25pm

the Texaco petrol station in Clonee sells both 20kg and 40kg bags of that coal.Nice lads there,they will even carry it to youre car and into the boot.

Gate Automation · 04-01-2011 10:53pm

Rochey18 wrote: »

40kg bags for 17.50

That's better. Thank You

87pio I know, but We live in Ireland :P

easygoing39 wrote:

the Texaco petrol station in Clonee sells both 20kg and 40kg bags of that coal.Nice lads there,they will even carry it to youre car and into the boot.

That's great, if they don't have on stock I always can go to Dunboyne

Justin10 · 04-01-2011 11:00pm

Dunboyne also sell the large chunks of coal too. Dunno how much that is do.

Pat Dunne · 05-01-2011 2:46pm

Thought is was illegal to burn coal in Dublin?

delta_bravo · 05-01-2011 2:49pm

That doesn't seem to be smokeless coal which would be illegal in Dublin.

Gate Automation · 05-01-2011 8:49pm

Smokeless coal is permitted

I hope

Anybody have full Government Act what is legal and what is illegal to burn in fireplace ? I try found something about this question in net, but is not many, I just found this:

Although not explicitly mentioned in the thread the two counts (two sides of the same coin) are as follows:
1)The distribution, marketing and sale of Turf, Peat Briquettes and timber blocks is explicitly allowed under the terms of the CA Act 1990.
2)There is no ban on the burning of any solid fuel ( including smokey bituminous coal, Turf, Briquettes etc) in the smoke control areas.

easygoing39 · 05-01-2011 9:17pm

The 1990 act does not refer to the burning of smokey coal,only the sale of it.
http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/1990/en/si/0123.html

Zaph · 06-01-2011 10:48pm

That's a pity, I'm sick of my next door neighbours constantly burning smoky coal. My velux windows are permanently filthy because of it.

adrainsaint · 04-12-2011 7:50pm

Gate Automation wrote: »

For 20 kg bag's :eek: Last time I was paid 7.99 for 20 kg, but I was bayed in Co. Cavan

I think my coalman is ripping me off - I always but the expensive polish coal - but it is nowhere near as hot as it used to be - I know there is cheaper version - and I think he is giving me this - HOW DO I SPOT THE DIFF?

Gate Automation · 05-12-2011 12:16am

20 min from Castleknock

Conor30 · 05-12-2011 10:10pm

Wish I had a real fire!

horse7 · 10-12-2011 5:53pm

i got some just past batterstown in the old petrol station last year,but i drove there today and its closed. is the one in the previous reply a few miles past the small garden centre(rose)?

Gate Automation · 10-12-2011 10:18pm

It was close approximately month ago, i get one time in this year 2 bags of coal, and when i was drive next time it was close, and i get from shop near Trim.

RTT · 11-12-2011 12:46pm

I bought that stuff in the yellow bag last year and it didn't burn well. Was always left with large chunks in the grate the following day which didn't burn well. I bought 5 bags of Bord na Mona and 5 bales of brickets yesterday in Tj O'Mahonys in Kilshane cross for€90. Thats working out at just under €15 a bag. Its burning pretty well and great heat from it.

horse7 · 11-12-2011 4:09pm

what stuff did you buy

RTT · 11-12-2011 4:32pm

Horse7, its the Bord na Mona Standard smokless 40kg. Saw it for sale in a few places for €19-€20 a bag so the Kilshane cross offer was pretty good I think. No links whatsoever with TJ O'Mahony by the way!

Gate Automation · 11-12-2011 11:17pm

I buy lot things there but never ask about coal

I tray next time. I can confirm, yellow bag has bad coal, week fire, also green bag has week coal. Now I get premium polish coal in white bag with sign TOP, and it's ok.

horse7 · 12-12-2011 7:21pm

Gate Automation wrote: »

20 min from Castleknock

could you give directions from castleknock please.

Gate Automation · 12-12-2011 8:44pm

Put this coordinates 53.550099,-6.749783 on maps.google.ie It's somewhere there on the right hand side when you drive from Dublin, it's look like entrance to farm.

horse7 · 13-12-2011 11:35am

thanks.

gjc · 13-12-2011 11:38am

Would that November offer still be running to you think. Perhaps will give a ring first Ta

Gate Automation · 13-12-2011 9:07pm

on this offer you save 40 cent per bag

But i'm disappointed this coal (top premium polish) from that place near Trim which i give earlier. First 2 bag was great, then i get next 4, exactly the same and they sold me very bad coal, on top of the bag is good coal, and on the bottom is very bad coal, like black stone which don't burn and don't give heat. I need tray now coal from T J O'Mahonny from Kilshane cross

ronan45 · 14-12-2011 2:35pm

How does Coal stack up against Burning Logs better heat?lasts longer?
Bag of logs in lidl is about 3.75

Just found this

http://dublin.gumtree.ie/c-Stuff-for-Sale-general-BETTER-FUELS-FOR-A-BETTER-PRICE-FREE-DELIVERY-IN-SOUTH-DUBLIN-W0QQAdIdZ338349817

http://dublin.gumtree.ie/c-Services-other-POLISH-COAL-FROM-14-00-EURO-PER-40KG-BAG-DELIVERD-FREE-W0QQAdIdZ323789549

Jedwardian · 24-12-2011 12:30pm

€15.50 for a 40kg bag of Bord Na Mona Polish Coal in the hardware shop in Dunboyne. Got 5 bags and they gave me another bag of 40kg Singles Coal free.

Polish Coal - where buy ?

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