MF Woodworks

08/05/2026

Another wall panelling job finished this week in clane..👌👌

02/04/2026

Wall panelling job done in maynooth recently, painted afterwards by Joe Mc Guinness painters...what a difference it makes to a house..👌

12/02/2026

One panelling job finished and halfway through another, what a difference it makes to any house..👌👌

05/01/2026

Happy New Year everyone, were back to the grindstone this week so get in touch for any carpentry work needed around the house in the New Year..Looking forward to it..🔨🪚🚪

31/12/2025

Happy New Year from all at MF Woodworks , thanks for all your support and buisness during the year, please god next year will be as good..God Bless.🙏🎅

02/12/2025

Nikole Gill-Farrell Emma Farrell

🎉Congratulations to our 6th
winner ....... Sandra O’Shea🎉

We are officially half-way through our 12 stoves of Christmas competition - and today’s lucky winner is taking home an unbelievable prize thanks to our fabulous sponsors Waterford Stanley & Homefire
CPL fuel.
Only 6 more winners to go guys - make sure you’re in with a chance to win 🙄

01/12/2025

Few wall panelling jobs done lately..few slots left before Christmas..

19/11/2025

Utility room done today, lots of extra storage space added..

17/11/2025

More than 2,100 pubs across the country have closed since 2005, according to a new report. A very sad statistic indeed.

In rural Ireland, the local pub is far more than just a place to enjoy a pint — it is often the beating heart of the community, especially for older men living alone. For many, the pub serves as a daily ritual, a lifeline to the outside world where stories are shared, names are remembered, and laughter flows as easily as the Guinness. It’s a warm, familiar place that offers connection in a life that may otherwise feel increasingly isolated, particularly as friends pass on and family moves away. A quiet stool at the bar can become a vital thread in the social fabric of an elderly man’s life — a space where he is seen, heard, and welcomed.

As rural towns grow quieter and services more scarce, these humble establishments take on an even greater significance. The pub becomes not only a social hub but often a source of emotional support, human contact, and mental well-being. It’s where birthdays are remembered, where grief is shared, and where the stories of the past are preserved and passed down. In a world that’s changing fast, and often forgetting its elders, the rural Irish pub quietly continues its role — as sanctuary, storyteller, and symbol of community.

💚 🇮🇪

18/09/2025

Some lovely black shaker doors i fitted last week, really nice doors.