stacexD wrote: » 5 40kg bags for €52 in rathcormac
Barr wrote: » Where abouts in Rathcormac? seems very cheap.
stacexD wrote: » On the main street where rathcormac fireplaces used to be, just drive through the village and you can't miss it! It's not smokeless, great price all the neighbours use it and think it's great anyways. It's €10.50 a bag, not one of the buy 4 get one free
Ri na hEireann wrote: » Bump. That time of year again. Anyone know the name of the coal merchants on Barrack St and what kind of prices there these days?
MrFrisp wrote: » To be honest, I'm not sure how far your from there, or if you have a car, but you won't get much cheaper than discountfuels.iehttp://discountfuels.ie/ But I think if you live local, they have a delivery service anyway. .
.red. wrote: » A neighbour in my park called to the doors and asked if we wanted to all chip in for coal. He said a massive order might bring the price down. He then added up the number of bags and rang around for prices. Not sure how much was gotten in the end but we only paid €12.50 per 40kg bag for the premium polish coal delivered to my door. Not a bad oul deal me thinks. I had paid €11.49 for a bag of the smokeless tripe in a garage a week earlier. Good idea out of him.
Barr wrote: » Fair play to him, buying in bulk is the way to go. You can always negotiate a good deal if the quantity is there.
Sofa King wrote: » Healys Home Heating near Midleton are reasonable, I'm sure they deliver also. Could be worth checking out their facebook or website (if they have) for pricing.