Coal / solid state fuel bargains

2smiggy · 28-09-2012 01:37PM #1

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 · 28-09-2012 03:26PM

Mallow / Lombardstown / Cork?

Where are they?

vicwatson · 28-09-2012 03:38PM

What is Solid State Fuel?

Soarer · 28-09-2012 03:39PM

Really cheap hard-drives.

fasttalkerchat · 28-09-2012 03:46PM

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 · 28-09-2012 04:58PM

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 · 28-09-2012 05:08PM

I love my heating system.

dfbemt · 28-09-2012 06:20PM

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 · 28-09-2012 06:24PM

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 · 28-09-2012 07:11PM

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 · 28-09-2012 08:12PM

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 · 28-09-2012 08:14PM

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 · 28-09-2012 08:17PM

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

anmhi02 · 28-09-2012 08:22PM

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 · 28-09-2012 08:24PM

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 · 28-09-2012 08:35PM

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 · 28-09-2012 09:32PM

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 · 28-09-2012 09:36PM

Any fuel bargains around longford area

bfocusd · 28-09-2012 09:38PM

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 · 28-09-2012 09:49PM

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 · 29-09-2012 12:19AM

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 · 29-09-2012 12:34AM

Pique wrote: »

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

Denied!

Ah well,better luck next time.

moodrater · 29-09-2012 02:07AM

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 · 29-09-2012 02:09AM

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 · 29-09-2012 08:53AM

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

dfbemt · 29-09-2012 09:07AM

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 · 29-09-2012 09:12AM

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 · 29-09-2012 10:49AM

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

paddy147 · 29-09-2012 11:21AM

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 · 29-09-2012 01:12PM

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 · 29-09-2012 03:12PM

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?

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