Family-run kitchen makers in Rooskey, Co. Roscommon · Est. 1996
Designed, built and fitted by the Feeney family — for homes across the west and midlands, and for Ireland’s leading housebuilders.
Pauric Feeney started making kitchens in Rooskey in 1996, in a village on the Shannon where Roscommon, Leitrim and Longford meet. Thirty years on, the second generation of the family works alongside him, and the kitchens still come together the same way — designed around the people who’ll live with them, built with care, and fitted by our own cabinet makers.
We’re not a franchise and we’re not a sales floor. When you deal with Rooskey Kitchens, you deal with the family — from first sketch to final hinge adjustment.
Over thirty ranges across five styles — from classic painted shaker to sleek handleless — each available in 32+ colours, with bespoke colour matching when you want something all your own.
The timeless frame-and-panel
Kitchen furniture at its finest
Clean lines, gloss, matt and metallic
32+ shades and bespoke colour matching
Oak veneers and stains with real grain
— Pauric Feeney, founder
The same doors, colours and craftsmanship carry through fitted bedrooms and wardrobes, walk-in pantries, utility and boot rooms, media walls and home offices — so every room feels like it belongs to the same home.
For thirty years we’ve supplied and fitted kitchens for Ireland’s leading main contractors — including Bennett Construction — delivering phased housing schemes that run to hundreds of units, on programme and on spec.
At our Rooskey showroom by appointment, or in your home.
A considered design and an honest, itemised price.
Built in our workshop, scheduled around you.
Installed by our own fitters, backed by real warranties.
Founded by Pauric Feeney; the second generation now works at the same bench.
5 and 15-year product warranties as standard across the collection.
Designed, made and installed by one team — no subcontracted surprises.
Had a kitchen from us? We’d love a Google review — it’s how a family business gets found.
Ten questions main contractors should ask any kitchen supplier — on call-off, spec-holding, colour consistency, fitting labour, snagging and warranties. Written from the supplier’s side.
Pantries, boot rooms and utilities are the rooms that make a kitchen work. Shelf depths, bench seating, drying, noise and the storage engineering worth paying for.
When to start talking to a kitchen maker, how to work to a builder’s programme, reading a showhouse spec against the real one, and how to snag a new-build kitchen properly.
J-handle, handleless rail or a slim shaker run without handles — the three handleless systems explained, with the honest pros and cons of each and how to choose your finish.
A practical guide to choosing a kitchen colour you’ll still love in ten years — starting with your light, working through the palette by mood, and sampling properly before you commit.
Shaker or in-frame? What the difference actually is, how each reads in a room, why in-frame costs more, and how to decide based on your light, your ceilings and your house.
Request the 200-page STORI collection brochure — every range, colour and storage idea.