Carlow Stone Centre
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![]() The factory is situated in the townland of Ballykealey, 2km north of Ballon, on the Carlow Road - N.80 Tel: (059) 9159106 & 9159336 Tel: (0503) 43028 Fax: (0503) 59246 As well as working
in local materials, stone is imported We produce monumental and
architectural stone work including We specialize in design and
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Some examples of recent
work are shown below
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This is the Millennia clock in Ballon
village. It is of unique design and the following explain its creation.
The two vertical stones represent the two millenium periods married together
and yet separate. The right hand section suggests the figure 2 and the
three zeros can be picked up in the clock face, the fountain sphere and
the logo. The sphere housing the fountain also represents the sun and
the radial lines cut into the stone represent the rays of the sun. A Christian
dimension is given in the left hand circle as the relative positions of
the 2000 and the AD give the image on the Celtic Cross.
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The facing stone and pillars are
County Carlow granite and won an award for 'Best shop front in the South
East'
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The stone is imported Swedish granite
know as Emerald Pearl.
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This is an excellent example of a
curved alter rail, steps and marble floors. The stonework is mainly Carrera
marble from Italy with Onyx inlay and columns. Supplied and fitted by
Carlow Stone Centre.
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This is a fine example of a hand
carved pillar in Carlow Granite. This is constructed of fifteen separate
panels carefully assembled and fitted on site using cramp and dowel dry
fix system.
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This is classic example of a limestone
doorway portal but not, in this instance, supplied by Carlow Stone Centre.
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This is another award winning shop
front design for the renowned Morton Supermarket in Ranalagh, Dublin 6.
The stone used is polished Balmoral red granite from Finland with African
Black granite plinth, canopy inlay and cornice.
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This is an example of fine craftsmanship
used in this stone gate pier.
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These are made from Carlow granite and completely hand worked Ionic capitals. Photo taken before the site fitting in the Carlow Stone Centre workshop in Ballykealy. |