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Directions to Irish Aggregates (Cork) Opening hours: Monday to Friday 8.30am-5.30pm Saturday 9am-1pm Directions From Cork via N22 (Ballincollig Bypass) • On South Ring Road take N25 direction West • At Bandon Road Roundabout take N22 (direction Tralee) • Take exit off motorway for Ballincollig West R608 and Kilumney (Third exit signed for Ballincollig from the Roundabout) • Cross over motorway and take exit for R608 (Ballincollig West) • Follow road to the right at junction • Pass John A. Woods and Gala Foodstore on left • Take next left onto Wood Road • 100 metres up turn into second gate on the left. From Kerry via N22 • On South Ring Road take N22 direction Cork • Take exit off motorway for R608 (Ballincollig West) • Follow signs for R608 and at junction follow road to the right • Pass John A. Woods and Gala Foodstore on left • Take next left onto Wood Road • 100 metres up turn into second gate on left. From Limerick via N20 • On the N20 (signposted Cork), approx 20 kilometres outside Mallow, take turn-off for Blarney. • Drive through Blarney village onto R617. • Turn right onto the R579 • Turn left onto R622 (signposted Ballincollig and Killarney). • Turn left onto the R618 • Take right turn at the Inniscarra Bar. • Continue forward until the Westend Roundabout and take 4th exit onto the R608. • Continue forward on R608 for 2 kilometres • Approximately 200 metres after Ballincollig Rugby Club (on right) take right hand turn onto Wood Road. • 100 metres up turn into second gate on left. Kilwaughter Chemical Co Ltd Irish Aggregates Ltd For UK Sales For ROI Sales 9 Starbog Rd, Larne, Co. Antrim, N. Ireland, BT40 2TJ Classis, Ovens, Co. Cork, Ireland Tel: 028 2826 0766 Fax: 028 2826 0136 Tel: 021 4872733 Fax: 021 4871705 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.K-Rend.co.uk www.IrishAggregates.com.

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