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Millenium Cream
Material
- Name:
- Millenium Cream Granite (See material detail)
- Type:
- Beige - Granite
- Origin:
India Tamil Nadu
Supplier
FeelyStone Boyle Limited
Ireland
Jim McGrath
Tel: 353-7196 62066
Boyle, Co. Roscommon, Ireland
Established: Dec 31,1857
Main Product: marble, granite, countertops, memorials, tiles, fireplaces, mosaic
Established: Dec 31,1857
Main Product: marble, granite, countertops, memorials, tiles, fireplaces, mosaic
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Stone Information
- Stone Type
- Granite
- Color
- Beige
- Stone Name
- Millenium Cream Granite
Available surface finishes
- Polished
Product description
FeelyStone Boyle Limited – Boyle, Co. Roscommon, Ireland
Tel: +353 (0) 7196 62066
Fax: +353 (0) 7196 62894
Tel: +353 (0) 7196 62066
Fax: +353 (0) 7196 62894
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177Company Profile
- Company Name:
- FeelyStone Boyle Limited
- Business Type:
- Natural Stone
- Country/Region:
- Ireland
- Established:
- Dec 31,1857
- Verification Type:
- Free
Company Overview
Company Description
Feely Stone, Irelands Leading Natural Stone Manufacturer & Supplier in Roscommon for over 235 years.
When Patrick J. Feely died in 1935 he was recorded as the seventh generation of stonecutter in his family. In 1858 the Feely stone quarry was at Greatmeadow, Boyle. This quarry was used up to the early 1900’s when they moved to their present site. During the years the Feely craftsmen worked on such historic buildings as Ballaghaderreen Cathedral and Kilronan Castle.
From 1901 to 1970 the company worked mainly making headstones by hand. Mechanisation began in the late sixties and moved swiftly through the seventies and beyond. Feelystone through these times has adapted, expanded and modernised to meet the needs of its customers.
The company’s state of the art showrooms and factory are located at their headquarters in Boyle. Feelystone also have showrooms located in Roscommon Town and Longford.
When Patrick J. Feely died in 1935 he was recorded as the seventh generation of stonecutter in his family. In 1858 the Feely stone quarry was at Greatmeadow, Boyle. This quarry was used up to the early 1900’s when they moved to their present site. During the years the Feely craftsmen worked on such historic buildings as Ballaghaderreen Cathedral and Kilronan Castle.
From 1901 to 1970 the company worked mainly making headstones by hand. Mechanisation began in the late sixties and moved swiftly through the seventies and beyond. Feelystone through these times has adapted, expanded and modernised to meet the needs of its customers.
The company’s state of the art showrooms and factory are located at their headquarters in Boyle. Feelystone also have showrooms located in Roscommon Town and Longford.