We have recently traveled to Na Dang and Non Nuoc Village Situated right at the foot of the Marble Mountains to the southeast of Da Nang City where we have obtained a good working knowledge of Vietnamese Blue Stone, it’s availability, production methods / restrictions and shipping requirements. We have also had the opportunity to view recently installed projects and projects installed over the last decade giving us insight into the stones performance.

With a lot of misinformation from sales teams regarding the availability of Chinese natural stone popular on the Irish market we have recently travelled to China for a first-hand view. With Most of the of quarries for material popular with Irish clients closed permanently for environmental reasons we have secured a supply chain of good quality and sustainable alternatives to G602, G603, G654 and G682 (new G603 pictured)

Samples are been produced and will be available mid September

Pictured are John and Caroline Flynn of North Wicklow Marble & Granite with Jack Su at our recent meetings in Ally Stone offices Xiamen China A big thanks to Jack, Yumi and Andrew for sharing their expert knowledge and for their generous hospitality

Lecarrow Limestone with a sanded finish has been used for the entrance to Shannon Homes latest development of quality residential units on a superb site in Portmarnock

Client: Shannon Homes

Architect: MCORM


Architect: Peter Finlay Mulligan of Kane Architecture

Contractor: Nicon Passive Construction 

40mm Amarelo Real Granite from Portugal has been used for the cladding to this ICF structure using traditional hand fix methods, support angles were fixed to the concrete with the ICF panels spray filled with insulation around the pockets formed for the supports, through insulation fixings were used for retention ties and all stone work was pointed using non-stain silicones

This Christmas, North Wicklow Marble & Granite is proud to support the Simon House of Cards Appeal, addressing the problem of homelessness in Ireland. Happy Christmas from North Wicklow Marble & Granite.

Client; Cosgrave Developments

Architect; Mark Craven of MCORM

Negro Cao Granite from Portugal with a shotblasted finish has been used for this tastefully designed estate entrance sign to Cosgrave’s Cedarview development in Santry


Architect: Reddy Architecture + Urbanism

Client: B&C Contractors Monaghan Ltd

This stylish entrance to Stocking Vale, Rathfarnham, Dublin 16 features 30mm cladding and capping with 100mm straight and curved feature cladding over red brick all in Pedras Salgadas with a sandblasted finish

Architect: MCORM
Client: Cairn PLC
Material: Honed Moleanos
Block B at Shackelton Park Lucan is the first of three Apartment blocks on this site for which we have been employed for the supply and fix of 40mm Moleanos Limestone cladding and capping, works to block B were completed in late October with block A completed the end of November, work to block One phase Two has commenced week 51 2018.