Coal / solid state fuel bargains

2smiggy

Nights getting colder again, time to stock up on fuel. I mainly use a stove to heat my house, so coal and wood is what i mainly use.

Dairygold (Mallow / Lombardstown) are doing by 4 bags get 1 free of 40 kg polish coal, €17.75 a bag , so €71 for 5 bags. I have not bought it yet so cannot comment on the quality of the coal, but any coal i bought off them last year was fine.

If the price was right and not too far I would travel for a ton , so any other deals welcomed

mathie

Mallow / Lombardstown / Cork?

Where are they?

vicwatson

What is Solid State Fuel?

Soarer

Really cheap hard-drives.

fasttalkerchat

I highly recommend this place for anyone near the border. http://www.cappertrading.com/pages/viewdetails.asp?ID=4&Item=42

The turf isn't as good as the Mullingar stuff but coal and block prices are unbeatable. I think they also sell that smokeless coal for anyone in Dublin who can't have a coal fire.

2smiggy

mathie wrote: »

Mallow / Lombardstown / Cork?

Where are they?

from lombardstown ,but he said the deal should be for all dairygold shops who sell coal

VINCWM

I love my heating system.

dfbemt

Need to check with Grange Builders in Baldoyle.

Last winter they were doing 10 bales of BNM briquettes for €29.

Web site not connecting for some reason. Will swing by over the weekend and check.

bmm

2smiggy wrote: »

Dairygold (Mallow / Lombardstown) are doing by 4 bags get 1 free of 40 kg polish coal, €17.75 a bag , so €71 for 5 bags. I have not bought it yet so cannot comment on the quality of the coal, but any coal i bought off them last year was fine.

more details here...

http://www.coopsuperstores.ie/files/Latest_Brochures/Autumn_Sale_12_Page_2012.pdf

Tipperary animal lover

Burtons hardware kanturk €13.50 for a bag of polish coal, brilliant coal and they deliver at a good price, just got 10bags and delivery tp mallow for €150.

paddy147

dfbemt wrote: »

Need to check with Grange Builders in Baldoyle.

Last winter they were doing 10 bales of BNM briquettes for €29.

Web site not connecting for some reason. Will swing by over the weekend and check.

3 euro 50 cents a bale.;)

They are just finnishing off extending and rennovating the place (new stove centre and hardware area upstairs on the 1st floor).

scudzilla

There's a place i use, just outside Trim on the Dublin Road, 14Euro for a 40kg bag of Polish Coal. They do have some cheaper stuff at 10.50/40kg but i stick wit the polish stuff

paddy147

184 bales of briquettes for 400 euro will do me nicely for a few winters.:)

anmhi02

2smiggy wrote: »

Nights getting colder again, time to stock up on fuel. I mainly use a stove to heat my house, so coal and wood is what i mainly use.

Dairygold (Mallow / Lombardstown) are doing by 4 bags get 1 free of 40 kg polish coal, €17.75 a bag , so €71 for 5 bags. I have not bought it yet so cannot comment on the quality of the coal, but any coal i bought off them last year was fine.

If the price was right and not too far I would travel for a ton , so any other deals welcomed

Anything near Tipperary/Kilkenny/Laois ???

nowuckenfurries

paddy147 wrote: »

184 bales of briquettes for 400 euro will do me nicely for a few winters.:)

Did you get more this year or are you still bragging about last years ones ?

If this year, please share where

paddy147

nowuckenfurries wrote: »

Did you get more this year or are you still bragging about last years ones ?

If this year, please share where

My mates fathers friend runs a haulage/freight and importation company,and he gets in interesting diy and homebuilding/energy effiecency products from the UK,Canada and Europe every few months.

My mates father allways lets me know of anything thats comming in,that may be of interest to me.:)

nowuckenfurries

paddy147 wrote: »

My mates fathers friend runs a haulage/freight and importation company,and he gets in interesting diy and homebuilding/energy effiecency products from the UK,Canada and Europe every few months.

My mates father allways lets me know of anything thats comming in,that may be of interest to me.:)

Any Fuel due soon

Forgot to ask, how do those eastern european briquettes burn compared to BNM ones ?

deckycoop

Any fuel bargains around longford area

bfocusd

Anyone know of any deals around edenderry? The family used to use turf but since that's gone belly up they're going to struggle with paying for heating

paddy147

nowuckenfurries wrote: »

Any Fuel due soon

Forgot to ask, how do those eastern european briquettes burn compared to BNM ones ?

Probably,dont know what he has comming in each week,as I dont really know the man that well.

Its my mates father who lets me know,as hes into the diy and energy effiecency stuff,like myself.:)

They burn lovely for me,I set the stove and the airwash system to around half way and they burn lovely and give off great heat.

I also burn logs with the briquettes from 2 rather large felled trees that I was given for free.

Pique

paddy147 wrote: »

184 bales of briquettes for 400 euro will do me nicely for a few winters.:)

And there was me thinking they were vouchers in those jpegs!!

Denied!

paddy147

Pique wrote: »

And there was me thinking they were vouchers in those jpegs!!

Denied!

Ah well,better luck next time.

moodrater

deckycoop wrote: »

Any fuel bargains around longford area

Connacht Gold buy 10 40kg doubles get one free works out at something like 13.60 a bag that way, they give you a loyalty card and punch it when you get each bag so you don't need to buy 10 in one go. Also 3 BNM briquettes for 10 euro.

[edit]actually may be cheaper than that I'm always getting other stuff at the same time.

scudzilla

moodrater wrote: »

Connacht Gold buy 10 40kg doubles get one free works out at something like 13.60 a bag that way, they give you a loyalty card and punch it when you get each bag so you don't need to buy 10 in one go. Also 3 BNM briquettes for 10 euro.

Not sure if i'm correct but i think they had a 3 pack of them in Supervalu today for 6.50

OutOnHighway61

Petrol station in Inishannon, Co Cork - 15 euros for 40kg Polish coal.

dfbemt

paddy147 wrote: »

3 euro 50 cents a bale.;)

They are just finnishing off extending and rennovating the place (new stove centre and hardware area upstairs on the 1st floor).

How much for 10? They usually knock a few euro off.

moodrater

scudzilla wrote: »

moodrater wrote: »

Connacht Gold buy 10 40kg doubles get one free works out at something like 13.60 a bag that way, they give you a loyalty card and punch it when you get each bag so you don't need to buy 10 in one go. Also 3 BNM briquettes for 10 euro.

Not sure if i'm correct but i think they had a 3 pack of them in Supervalu today for 6.50

Feck I couldn't get them that price at the factory by the pallet did they have many

Kristopherus

Polish coal can be got in Ballina & Castlebar for €11.00 per bag. Co-incedentely its Sean & Seanie Poland that are selling it.:)

paddy147

dfbemt wrote: »

How much for 10? They usually knock a few euro off.

Havent a clue to be honest with you.

I just happened to see them for sale there last week,when myself and my missus were in having a browze around the new store.:)




PS-Woodies want 4 euro 50 cents a bale,the amount of auld people thinking thats a great deal ...it pitty them

Cantona's Collars

Cash & Carry outlet beside Aldi in Tullamore: 5 20kg bags of coal for €25-works out at €10 per 40kg,bales of briquettes 3 for €10,it's open to the public.Didn't get a chance to go in,just saw the sign at the door.

Local coal supplier (Rowsome Fuels) here in Enniscorthy has coal for €11 per 40kg bag delivered.

moodrater

Kristopherus wrote: »

Polish coal can be got in Ballina & Castlebar for €11.00 per bag. Co-incedentely its Sean & Seanie Poland that are selling it.:)

What size are the coals?

Kristopherus

moodrater wrote: »

What size are the coals?

Normal size. No big lumps, if thats what you're asking.

Dan82

any good value in coal for people in Dublin lads

chopsey

has anyone come across colombian coal? i got a flyer in the door the other day for 3 x 40kg bags of colombian coal and 4 bags of firewood for €50 sounds like a good deal but not sure about the quality of the coal or the size of the bags of firewood?

sweetie

That colombian coal will keep your fire going all night but youll need a fireguard as it'll throw out a lot of crap too.

glog

Looking for a cheap(er) source of Arigna Ecobrite (40 Kg) or BnM Black Diamond Premium Stove Fuel (35 Kg) in Munster area.
Both these fuels are actually the same nugget. Can get the 40Kg for 17.50 or 35Kg for 17.00.

Anything cheaper around?
Thanks.

pconn062

Old Dublin Road Dundalk there is a guy selling 40kg bags if coal for 12.50 a bag. Red van with a sign outside his house.

W123-80's

The Buy Lo store in the retail park on the Naas Road are selling 40kg bags of Bord Na Mona Coal for €11.99 per bag. (Same retail Park that has Homebase)

I just bought 2 bags. Can't comment on the quality yet, only after putting on a fire.!
They also had 40kg Black Diamond coal at €16.99, so not sure what the difference in quality is.

wilsixon

Kristopherus wrote: »

Polish coal can be got in Ballina & Castlebar for €11.00 per bag. Co-incedentely its Sean & Seanie Poland that are selling it.:)

Where do I get this, or do they deliver?

casio4

W123-80's wrote: »

The Buy Lo store in the retail park on the Naas Road are selling 40kg bags of Bord Na Mona Coal for €11.99 per bag. (Same retail Park that has Homebase)

I just bought 2 bags. Can't comment on the quality yet, only after putting on a fire.!
They also had 40kg Black Diamond coal at €16.99, so not sure what the difference in quality is.

would be interested to know if the Bord Na Mona coal is any use and is it smokeless?

Dan82

W123-80's wrote: »

The Buy Lo store in the retail park on the Naas Road are selling 40kg bags of Bord Na Mona Coal for €11.99 per bag. (Same retail Park that has Homebase)

I just bought 2 bags. Can't comment on the quality yet, only after putting on a fire.!
They also had 40kg Black Diamond coal at €16.99, so not sure what the difference in quality is.

Thats great value, we are only 15 minutes from there, will be heading there on monday for few bags, thats a million for this

W123-80's

casio4 wrote: »

would be interested to know if the Bord Na Mona coal is any use and is it smokeless?

I'll let ya know tomorrow how it burns, fire just taking off now. Looks good so far.
Don't think it's smokeless, it doesn't say it on the bag anyway. It just says house coal on the bag.

casio4

If it doesn't say smokeless on the bag then it's not smokeless, ah well sounded too good to be true

bfocusd

casio4 wrote: »

If it doesn't say smokeless on the bag then it's not smokeless, ah well sounded too good to be true

What's the smokeless fuel thing about? Im Dublin and have a gas fire, could the family offaly family use this??

scudzilla

bfocusd wrote: »

What's the smokeless fuel thing about? Im Dublin and have a gas fire, could the family offaly family use this??

http://www.greenheat.ie/index.php?contentid=smokeless-zones#sz2

bfocusd

Thanks for that, was only a kid last time we had a fire, they aren't on the zone for smokeless so think I'll pick up a few bags for the grandparents, can you let me know if its any decent, something that burns for really long, don't need them in and out filling the fire constantly. Thanks

scudzilla

bfocusd wrote: »

Thanks for that, was only a kid last time we had a fire, they aren't on the zone for smokeless so think I'll pick up a few bags for the grandparents, can you let me know if its any decent, something that burns for really long, don't need them in and out filling the fire constantly. Thanks

There's quite a bit of coal about at the moment, listen to peoples recommendations.

I buy 40kg/14euro from a place just outside Trim, it burns really well, is very hot and throws no crap out, so for me thats just perfect

bfocusd

Yea I'll keep an eye out, they used to have an entire shed load to ceiling with turf, but some rule thing I think is stopping it and this summer was too damp for it to dry out?

They have oil as well as a backup if the weather's really bad so they don't have to go out, the snow last year had them pretty much trapped in the house, electricity went and pipes froze and burst, luckily uncle lives close to help them out..

Kristopherus

brookedave wrote: »

Where do I get this, or do they deliver?

In Ballina, they are more or less across the road from the Bus Eireann depot on Paddy Jordan's pub side. In Castlebar they are on the link rd between the Moneen Rd and the Breaffy Rd. There is also a chap in Castlebar, near Heiton Buckley, who is selling a range of coal products from €11.00 up.

The Polish lads in Castlebar have a sign up advertising free delivery. A tonne is €260.00, which works out at €10.40 a bag.

askU

Kristopherus wrote: »

In Ballina, they are more or less across the road from the Bus Eireann depot on Paddy Jordan's pub side. In Castlebar they are on the link rd between the Moneen Rd and the Breaffy Rd. There is also a chap in Castlebar, near Heiton Buckley, who is selling a range of coal products from €11.00 up.

The Polish lads in Castlebar have a sign up advertising free delivery. A tonne is €260.00, which works out at €10.40 a bag.

I don't think this is the best coal around, is it not?

Is this cheap coal from the Ukraine?

who_ru

there are no bargins to be had on coal, smokeless or otherwise, in dublin - period.