Vintage Stoneworks

Vintage Stoneworks 🔨 Master Stonemason | Timeless Craft
🏛️ Restoring & Building with Stone
📍 Crafting works that last generations
⬇️ Join the journey & embrace the craft
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16/06/2026

Back last year I built this tumbled liscannor wall. Then I was filmed brushing it 🤷

15/06/2026

I leave a note in a Guinness bottle behind big builds. Depending on my mood the notes can range from pleasant to unhinged. Sometimes pleasantly unhinged

14/06/2026

A dry-joint reclaimed sandstone sunroom.
I enjoyed this one. It wasn't easy, but worthwhile work rarely is.
I often wonder what these builds will mean to me in years to come. When you've laid so many stones, there's always the chance the memories start to run together. I hope they don't.
I'd like each one to stand as a small record of a moment in time. Not just of the craft, but of life itself. The years I was happy, the years I struggled, the years I grew, and the years I simply kept going.
Maybe that's what we're really building in the end. Not walls or sunrooms, but a trail of memories set in stone.

A dry joint snecked masonry entrance pillar I built last year. Using reclaimed sandstone and granite. The stone came fro...
13/06/2026

A dry joint snecked masonry entrance pillar I built last year. Using reclaimed sandstone and granite. The stone came from an old mill on the property.

12/06/2026

Back outside today. Building this tumbled liscannor newbuild. I'm sure a lot of people can relate to working outside. Even on a cold cloudy day it's better than being stuck inside The stone is from

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12/06/2026

Some of the more recent houses I've built stone on. Donegal sandstone, liscannor stone and grit sandstone

11/06/2026

So close to getting this one finished. Sandstone dry joint fireplace. I've enjoyed this one. This will hopefully be a focal point of a lived in home eventually. For generations to come. The stone is Donegal sandstone

10/06/2026

The weather had other plans for me today. I should've been out in the open air, but the forecast led me astray 🙄.
No matter. The day wasn't wasted. I've been making steady progress on this sandstone fireplace, laid dry joint, one stone at a time. Another wet day should see most of it finished.
It's been built with a wood-burning stove in mind. A proper place for fire, warmth, and gathering. As for the hearth... that's a story for another day 😂

Progress report 😂
10/06/2026

Progress report 😂

09/06/2026

It was a day for ducks today. While the rain tapped away outside, I spent the day building this dry-joint sandstone fireplace and managed to stay dry myself. I've built more of these than I can count over the years, but I still enjoy every one. They're not fast work. Certainly slower than working outdoors but internal stonework rarely likes to be rushed. A bit of patience, one stone at a time, and it slowly comes to life.

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Dromore

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 1:30pm

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+447545971475

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