Ballindullagh Barn is run by Roy and Diana Armstrong who have been pursuing an interest in antiques for the past 10 years at Ballindullagh Barn. It was their interest in antiques, paintings and crafts which led them to open Ballindullagh Barn as a retail crafts outlet in 1990. In 1995 they decided to specialise in the sale of Eastern European Antique Pine Furniture.

The business is run from a 300 year old whitewashed Irish country barn where once the loft was used to store hay and the byres on the ground floor housed farm livestock. Many features of a bygone age in farming surround the property such as old cart wheels and stone troughs.

The evolution of the business has led to the development of workshops on the premises, along with ample warehousing to store stock.

We can succeed in the above aims through:

• our already welcoming and hospitable environment at Ballindullagh Barn - as evidenced by the number of repeat customers;
• our volume and variety of stock - largest in Ireland;
• our attention to detail in the workplace and our proven track record over the past 10 years in the antique trade, as well as our commitment to on-going training in joinery and in technology;
• our knowledge of global markets and shipping procedures is strong as a result of our international sales;
• use of digital technology to relay photographs of current stock by e-mail to clients;
• our dynamic approach to our work and the challenges it presents.

Our aim is to:

• develop an open and honest working relationship with our clients;
• to offer clients the best choice in quality antique pine furniture at reasonable prices;
• to ensure the highest standards of service in terms of workmanship, timescales, deliveries, administration and sales support;
• to nurture relationships and advance mutual interests through developing good perception and understanding of individual client needs;
• offer e-technology support to our clients; and
• remain receptive to change and challenge.