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OLD LUCAN RD PALMERSTOWN 20, 20, Dublin
(01) 626 8070
CRETEPLANT has established itself as a leading supplier of quality equipment in both the concrete and steel reinforcing industry over the past 25 years 
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Unit 7, Harp Farm, Dublin
083 051 5502
we supply imprinted concrete in driveways and patios, in any colour and design. 
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9 Robinhood Road, Clondalkin, Dublin, D22
(01) 450 8863
Cladding, Roofing Contractors 
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Unit 7, Harp Farm, Kinsealy, Dublin, D17 TP98
018162812
Since 1996, we’ve transformed over 4, 000 Dublin homes with stunning concrete driveways. Our unmatched expertise in imprinted concrete and commitment to perfection set us apart. We craft outdoor masterpieces that boost your home’s value. Family Business: As a family run business, we treat your home as if it were our own. Our customer-focused approach ensures that we listen to your needs and preferences, delivering results that exceed your expectations. Our team consists of highly skilled pavers with over 25 years of experience in the industry. We pride ourselves on meticulous attention to detail and precision in every project, ensuring the highest standards of quality. Experience the difference with Concrete Driveways Dublin. We’ll transform your outdoor spaces that combine beauty, durability, and exceptional craftsmanship. 
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Harp Farm, Unit 7, Kinsealy, Dublin, D17 TP98
086 234 4030
we are an imprinted concrete company thats installs imprinted in both driveways and patios. You can choose from any colour and design. www.procrete.ie 
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Cookestown Road, Tallaght, Dublin, D24 PKK2
(01) 404 1200
The origins of Roadstone go back to the early 1930’s when two young Dublin brothers Tom and Donal Roche started a sand and gravel haulage business with a Bedford truck operating from a small yard at Inchicore in the suburbs of West Dublin. Initially called Roche Brothers it later became the Castle Sand Company and developed steadily during the 30’s and 40’s. The brothers launched a new company, Roadstone, on the Irish Stock Exchange in 1949. They were supported in this venture by John A. Wood who had his own sand, gravel and quarrying business in County Cork and which later joined with the Roadstone Company. Belgard-Castle The early years were not easy for the fledgling Company. The Irish economy and the construction industry languished during the 1950’s and although Roadstone continued to expand the company did go through difficult times. However during the 60’s Ireland entered a period of rapid economic growth and it was then that management acquired key geographic land acquisitions with sound underlying stone reserves in preparation for the future. Some of these reserves continue to prosper today. Tom Roche led the engineering and production side of the company while Donal Roche had the difficult task of ensuring finance and administration kept pace with growth of the company. At this time the company also cultivated key people who brought new professionalism to planning, development, investment and people skills. In parallel to this story, the Irish cement industry, previously a state body was also developing rapidly. By the end of the 60’s, Irish Cement had become the largest industrial Company quoted on the Irish Stock Exchange with Roadstone the third largest. In 1970 the two Companies merged to become Cement-Roadstone Holdings now known as CRH plc. CRH is the largest building materials company in North America, a regional leader in Europe and has a growing presence in the Asian economies of India and China. 
Davitt Road, Crumlin, 12, Dublin, D12
01 4559511
plumbing equipment, Conservation Technology, Stone Cleaning & Restoring 
