Sand & Gravel Suppliers in Dublin with e-mail, opening hours
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Results from the 'Sand & Gravel Suppliers' category in Dublin
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76 Main St Swords, Dublin
(01) 840 7444
Galvin's Hardware is Swords largest Independent family run Hardware store, located in north Co Dublin we differ from our competition by offering the best in personal service and a wide range of goods including Plumbing, Timber, Plaster, Paint, Key cutting, Builders Suppliers, Insulation, Electrical, Heating, Hand Tools, Power Tools 
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Bullstown, Dublin
086 823 4739
Welcome to Natural Stone Yard We are a successful Stone Merchants in the Irish Industry, supplying to Landscapers, Building Contractors, and the General Public. All of our paving products can be viewed in our display area, at Bullstown, The Ward, Co. Dublin, D11 XK03 (near to Ashbourne on the old N2) We source our stone from around the globe, to offer you the customer, a wider choice, variety, value and quality at all times. We stock a large quantity of products at our depot, ready for despatch or collection. We invite you to browse our site, and view the many products and contractor galleries, that will give you plenty of ideas for your large or small project. We are always here to help you. 
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Kiltipper Road, 24, Dublin, D24
(01) 451 2608
Landscape Depot are the number one suppliers of Top Soil in the country, please contact to make your order 
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Post Office Road, Dublin
085 809 9275
Starting as a freelance Stonemason in 1968, Paul Dennis formed his company as Stonemasonry Contractors and built the business from professionals and highly skilled tradesmen that carefully dismantle restore and maintain, modern and historic structures. Fundamentally there is sense of resourcefulness within the company, in that it relies in both salvaged and recycled materials, this, coupled with experience and design flair ensures for lasting attractiveness. It is the intention of Kaplan Trinity Stone Masonry to guarantee the skilled labour required to craft and produce work which is consistent with the highest standards of stonemasonry and artisanship and to design such work that will endure for lasting attractiveness. Furthermore the company undertakes to adhere to all legal parameters, and all current Health and Safety Legislation. 
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Windmill House Naas Road, Windmillhill, Rathcoole, Dublin, D24 HT32
(01) 401 1584
Windmill Stone supplies the very best in natural, decorative and landscaping stone to home owners, landscapers, interior designers and garden centres all across Ireland. Windmill Stone has earned a reputation for quality products and quality service. Our popularity can be contributed to our unique product range and vibrant colour options. Our products have been sourced from all across Europe and were specifically chosen for their quality and their beauty. Whether it’s our “Toulouse Chippings” from France, or our Mediterranean “Four Seasons Quartz”, you will be impressed with our distinctive natural stone collection. Windmill Stone is renowned for our supply of the premium and highly durable Irish Plum Chippings and Irish Gold Quartzite. Based in Dublin, we ship and deliver nationwide. 
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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. 