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Learn MoreWhere can I - 1. Get more information about recycling in Ireland?  2. Dispose of Household Hazardous Waste including batteries and light bulbs? Click onto this link for more information:
Remember householders- waste batteries should never be diposed of in your waste disposal or recycling bins- instead recycle them any shop or retailer that sells batteries. The shop or retailer is obliged to take back the spent batteries similar to the ones they sell from the householder for recycling even where the person is not purchasing a new battery. 4. Recycle electrical goods/WEEE for example fridges, television screens etc?
You can recycle electrical items at the following civic amenity centres:
Kilmallock Civic Amenity Centre
Shannon Development Ind Estate Bruree Road Tel: 063 98836 Mungret Civic Amenity Centre
Bunlicky Mungret Tel: 061 305 720 Newcastle West Civic Amenity Centre Station Road Tel: 069 78610 Or contact your local council for details on your local centre. 5. Recycle Clothes?
You can recycle clothes at the following civic amenity centres: Kilmallock Civic Amenity Centre
Shannon Development Ind Estate Bruree Road Tel: 063 98836 Mungret Civic Amenity Centre
Bunlicky Mungret Tel: 061 305 720 Newcastle West Civic Amenity Centre Station Road Tel: 069 78610 Or contact your local council for details on your local centre. 6. Recycle Farm Plastics? Contact IFFPG Tel: 1890 300 444, http://www.farmplastics.ie/ or FRS Tel: 1890 790 890, http://www.frsrecycling.com/
7. Recycle Cooking Oil at-
Kilmallock Civic Amenity Centre
Shannon Development Ind Estate Bruree Road Tel: 063 98836 Mungret Civic Amenity Centre
Bunlicky Mungret Tel: 061 305 720 Newcastle West Civic Amenity Centre Station Road Tel: 069 78610 Or contact your local council for details on your local centre.
Commercial users contact- Agri Energy-1850 581 581.
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Remember Burning Waste Will Damage Your Health and the Environment- and it is illegal!
Under New Regulations, "Prohibition of Waste Disposal by Burning", (S.I 286 of 2009) it is illegal to dispose of household or commercial waste by burning.
It is illegal to dispose of household, or garden waste by burning either inside or outside any part of a house or garden. These regulations also include Bonfines which are illegal except in certain circumstances where the Local Authority has given permission.
Potential health effects of backyard burning include heart problems, kidney and brain damage. Contact your local council for further information.
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