Building Materials in Enniscorthy
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DUBLIN ROAD, Enniscorthy, Wexford, Y21 NW64
053 9234215
Building Materials, Building Supplies, Manufacturing, Concrete, Concrete Precast, Bricks, Industry 
15 RAFTER ST, Enniscorthy, Wexford
0549233511
Hardware, Building Supplies, General Building Supplies, Building Materials 
IDA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE DUBLIN ROAD, Enniscorthy, Wexford
5392433333
Insulated, Concrete, Formwork, Icf, Build, Homes, Reward, Timber, Frame, Company, Polystyrene 
Clonroche, Enniscorthy, Wexford, Y21
(053) 924 4767
Delaney Concrete was estabilishied by Maurice Delaney in 1979 to supply window sills and concrete products to the housing sector. In the mid 1980’s Delaney Concrete began manufacturing septic tanks, and in 1999 the company launched the Bio-Crete wastewater treatment system to the lrish market. Originally based in Sparrowsland, Bree, Co. Wexford, Delaney Concrete moved to a Purpose built factory in Clonroche, Co. Wexford in 2007. From here the company manufactures a wide range of quality Precast concrete products including windows cills, lentils, septic tanks, the Bio-Crete wastewater treatment system, Rain Reaper rainwater harvesting system and much more. 
Brownswood, Enniscorthy, Wexford, Y21 Y382
(053) 923 3455
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 