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Drimkeelan Sandstone Quarry
Mountcharles, Co. Donegal

Drimkeelan Sandstone Quarry are suppliers of top quality stone to builders, stone masons and individuals. Our stone because of it's durability, colour and texture has been used in buildings throughout Ireland and the U.K. for centuries and is highly favoured by architects. Our stone is used in housing, floors, fireplaces, flowerbeds, walls, headstones, patios, sundials, family crests and as flagstones. Skilled stone masons can design unique and geometric shapes and structures from our stone, to adorn gardens, buildings, walls or other areas.

So please give us a call and we will recommend types of stone, different features to compliment your projects. We can also recommend skilled stone masons who have been crafting our stone for decades into crests, headstones, statues and all manner of shapes that our material is suitable for.

This stone is 340 million years in the making !!!

Art Scheme Sculpture
Glenbeagh,
Mountchales,
Co. Donegal

public sculpture at Drumbeagh, Mountcharles

The above is a creation by Niall Bruton, artist and is situated along the N56 Donegal Town to Killybegs road at Drumbeagh, Mountcharles, Co. Donegal. The project "set out to depict the the workings of the machinery at the local creamery (now gone) and the corn mill". The stonework is representative of the area's rich stone quarries, with stone supplied for this project by Drimkeelan Sandstone Quarry who were integral to it's construction.

An Clócha na hÉireann Project
Glencolmcille, Co. Donegal

The above is an image of Clócha na hÉireann ( Stones of Ireland ) a collaborative 1916 commemoration work between stone masons from every corner of Ireland. It stands 5 metres high and is testament to the quality of our stone which some of the most skilled and experienced stone masons in Ireland chose to form their contribution to this project, which is proudly displayed in Glencolmcille, Co. Donegal.

The Timekeeper Project
Drogheda, Co. Louth

Drimkeelan Sandstone Quarry supplied stone to the "timkeeper project" which was a depiction of the transition of time through stone, meant to reflect the transition from the origins of the previous school to the new school on the site where it was built, another of the innumerable public projects in which sandstone is used. Again the ease with which sandstone blends with most surroundings is evident in the splendour of this amazing project.