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Irish Machinery Auctions are Irelands Largest Auction for Plant, Machinery, Agricultural Equipment, Tractors, Heavy Commercials and Construction &amp; Quarry Equipment. We hold regular auctions from our bespoke 5 acre Auction Complex just off Junction 10 on the M7 Motorway outside Naas as well as across the country using our bespoke mobile auction facility.

As Irelands ONLY dedicated Machinery Auction we focus intensely on the machinery industry which allows us to provide our customers with a tailored solution to their machinery selling and buying needs. All our auctions are conducted to the highest standard using our team of Auction Representatives and Auctioneers who are each an expert in their individual fields and have decades of experience within machinery industries across Ireland &amp; the UK.

We endeavour to bring Buyers &amp; Sellers together and achieve best market value through a combination of expertise, marketing and through conducting Auctions to the highest standards.

For more Details on any of Auctions or Services contact us on 045 988 799 or email info@irishmachineryauctions.com

My friend bought a few Ex Greenstar Purple Bin lorries and he is over the moon i told him they were great lorries as I worked on a lot of if not all the bin lorries. Except 1 a MAN With a GEESINKNORBA BODY.which I'm looking for pictures of.

Buyer beware - selling broken non-functioning items against the house (they bid the items up and then ring you back to see if you would still take it). Bought x8 items from them from large generator to hand tools. x7 items not working. Seized engine in lawnmower - simple to test with pull chord but they don't check it (1second test). Shoved 2 different manufacturer items together for a pole saw (of course didn't work). Do your homework and look at make and models - most items are old and not worth the money. Far better off go on DoneDeal. I'm convinced they knowingly sell these broken items, they bid against you, and don't care about their reputation. emailed them my issues the next day - no reply. Inflated secret additional charges to sale prices too so be careful - some items were cheaper to buy new. AVOID

They sell scrap tools. Recently bought generator outside looking good. But not working and when we open up was fire damage. They can't do anything.
Offer me put up again for auction for sale and maybe someone buy it again. Scamers.

Beware, they sold my item lower than the reserve, when questioned they started to blame me and changing the subject, had few more items to sell but can't trust them any more

If you don't want to lose your money, the secret is to completely avoid going there and/or avoid bidding from them.
What they sell is absolute scrap. Their emphasis is to get in as many scraps as possible, hide vital information from unsuspecting customers especially those who will only rely only on the information they provide on the sale website. They collect €1,000 deposit while hiding vital and very important information about many items listed.
Five or six customers saying the same thing about this auction house cannot be wrong. To be fair to this company, if they have items coming from company liquidation and/or government bodies, yes, you can put in your money. Otherwise, you will lose to your money to fake biddings and scraps items.
Before you do business with them, take a close look at customer's reviews. This is very very important!

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