Ardagh Stone

Few pics from from an ongoing job here. Liscannor limestone supplied by SMC StoneCraft

Couple more pics from this job in the Isle of Doagh, Co.Donegal

Barbecue area we recently built

Two separate jobs underway in the Isle of Doagh, Co Donegal. Both these jobs are being built using stone dug out from the their sites..

60 mm thick 'stick on'/veneer Liscannor limestone we built on a recent project. Great way to use natural stone inside a house, cleaner and easier to install. Can also be done 30mm thick. Applied with tile adhesive. Thanks to Sinclair SMC StoneCraft for supplying this stone. Looks real stone because it is real stone...just thinner..

Finally finished this job...got a few pics of the lighting against the stonework last night. The clients Billy & Amanda invited anyone that worked on the job up for barbeque and beers. Spectacular house and great night..

Outdoor fireplace to finish after Christmas.. Donegal slate in 2 different styles.. Supplied by Glentown Stone

21 years since we done this.. Donegal slate supplied by Glentown Stone and blue granite from Fanad, hand cut by Paddy Carr RIP.

Pillar built with Donegal silver quartz and Liscannor limestone, both supplied by McMonagle Stone..

Reclaimed stone walls & pillars.. House sign hand carved...

Porch built with a mix of Donegal sandstone and sawn cut sandstone supplied by McMonagle Stone.

Hand carved house sign on a stone house I built in 2013, stone was random rubble Liscannor.

Bit of hand carved lettering on some local Inishown stone. House sign delivered today.

One of the taller pillars I've done, about 3 metres high at least. Built with rough fieldstone.

Some Donegal slate from 12-15 years ago