Mg lime in Cork

Claas Grass said:
Maybe Davy Fitz decided to donate one every Wexford resident, his expenses are high enough that it could be possible.
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He's done the business so far and helped boost the GAA coffers a lot too in the county going on the accounts published in the past few weeks.

Kilcarrig Quarries also sell Mg lime, got CA lime there myself a few weeks back.
http://www.kilcarrigquarries.ie/agri_lime.php
 
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Mid cork said:
The limestone was never from that quarry,it was drawn in from another quarry about 15 miles away.That quarry is closed as far as I know.
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Where was that quarry?
Bog Man said:
They had them in the Quarry .


Clogrennane Lime,
Clogrennane, Co. Carlow, Ireland.

Email: office@clogrennane.ie
IE Tel: +353 59 9131811
IE Fax: +353 59 9131607
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Is it Mg lime that being hauled down here to industry, from your place?
 
Ozzy Scott said:
Where was that quarry?


Is it Mg lime that being hauled down here to industry, from your place?
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I think it is Calcium Lime CaCO3 .
Trucks with white Rhino and usually Tinryland across the front of the truck . My Uncle worked as a chemical engineer for Alcan in a place called Arvida in Northern Quebec and was involved in bringing Alcan to Ireland .
 
Bog Man said:
I think it is Calcium Lime CaCO3 .
Trucks with white Rhino and usually Tinryland across the front of the truck . My Uncle worked as a chemical engineer for Alcan in a place called Arvida in Northern Quebec and was involved in bringing Alcan to Ireland .
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I would string the fecker up if I had met him. Its funny considering withing 5miles is where allot of lime for North Munster comes out of. Whether its a different grade or what I dont know
 
Ozzy Scott said:
I would string the fecker up if I had met him. Its funny considering withing 5miles is where allot of lime for North Munster comes out of. Whether its a different grade or what I dont know
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He is 97 years of age and a Veteran of the Murmansk convoys but I have only seen pictures of him and his Destroyer in Bermuda . At one stage they painted one side of the ship white so they would not be seen against the ice bergs . The guy running the Kiln in Clogrennan also controls the one somewhere else ( I think Clare) .
 
Bog Man said:
He is 97 years of age and a Veteran of the Murmansk convoys but I have only seen pictures of him and his Destroyer in Bermuda . At one stage they painted one side of the ship white so they would not be seen against the ice bergs . The guy running the Kiln in Clogrennan also controls the one somewhere else ( I think Clare) .
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That would be Ryans in Ennis, dont think they sell lime, just supply for that job only. Alcan probably using 300 to 500t of lime a day for some use or other
 
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