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Despite being banned in Ireland, smoky coal continues to be brought down from Northern Ireland in substantial quantities representing a loss of millions to the Exchequer
Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland, the leading representative body for Irish solid fuel retailers, today, Tuesday 19th September, submitted its Pre-Budget 2024 submission to the Department of Finance.

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Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland1 month ago
A reminder this October Bank Holiday - the sale of smoky coal is illegal. Customers! - please beware of retailers selling illegal products - Support your Legitimate Local Fuel Merchant this Winter!

#CleanCoal #ItsTheLaw
Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland
Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland2 months ago
Over 100k Tonnes of Illegal product is coming from outside this jurisdiction and costing the government almost €9 million in lost revenue each year.

#CleanCoal #ItsTheLaw
Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland
Solid Fuel Merchants Ireland2 months ago
Speaking at the briefing, Kilkenny man Colin Ahern, Chairperson of SFMI and owner of Marble CIty Fuels, said: "Today's Oireachtas Briefing was a critical opportunity for us to engage directly with policymakers and convey the challenges our industry faces."