Sand & Gravel Pit at Fenniscourt, Bagenalstown, Carlow

LOT 2 - Sand & Gravel pit & adjoining lands at Fenniscourt Bagenalstown Co Carlow on c.38.2ha - c. 94.15 acres (part of a larger permitted extraction).
Ganly Walters presents a superb Sand & Gravel pit and adjoining lands for sale by public auction. On the instructions of Joint Receivers Paul McCann & Stephen Tennant of Grant Thornton, together with the directors of Dan Morrissey Ltd.
Auction 10am on Saturday November 11th 2017 at Wilsons Auctions rooms, Kingswood Interchange, Exit 2 Naas Road, Dublin 22.

REQUIREMENTS FOR BIDDING AT THE QUARRIES & LAND AUCTION

• To register for the auction: [email protected]           or         call Wilsons Auctions 01 464 2800
• Anyone wishing to bid at the auction is required to pay a €10,000 bidding deposit to Wilsons Auctions prior to Thursday 9thNovember 2017. (Refundable next working day after sale if no purchase is made).
• All registered bidders wishing to bring additional persons to the auction must provide their details to Ganly Walters by Friday 10thNovember 2017.
• Photographic identification (no under 18's permitted), must be shown by every person at the door in order to gain entry. Entry will not be permitted without it.
• An additional part payment of 10% of the purchase price will be required on the fall of the hammer.

   

  Pre -registration to attend the auction will close on Thursday 9th November 2017.
  
  Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDA’s) are available from Ganly Walters which must be completed prior to gaining access to the online data site:  www.quarryportfolio.com
  The site comprises of c. 38.1 ha – c. 94.15 acres in total to include a quarry and agricultural land, together with the right to extract sand and gravel from certain neighbouring lands. The sand and gravel quarry currently occupies c. 22.2 ha (54.8 acres) and includes a large amount of aggregate and block yard. There is also a weighbridge, silt ponds and an ESB sub station on the site.
  The remainder of the lands are c.15.8 ha (39.35 acres) are currently in tillage are of excellent quality free draining soil in large open fields bound by natural hedging. The lands adjoin the quarry and are also accessed via a right of way over a tarmac avenue.
  From reviewing the Geological Survey Ireland (GSI) Spatial Resources service, the underlying bedrock geology for the site is the Ballysteen Formation, a dolomitised limestone. Furthermore, the GSI service shows that in terms of quaternary geology, the site is situated on gravels derived from Limestone. The superficial sand and gravels have been worked across the site. No limestone has yet been extracted as far as we are aware.