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Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 9.00am - 5.00pm. Last vehicle admitted on site 4.50pm. The following materials are accepted from domestic householders only: aluminium cans e.g. cola cans, beer cans; food tins/metal cans e.g. bean tins, biscuit tins; dog tins (remove foil); plastic bottles e.g. milk, mineral bottles (washed with no lid); Tetrapak cartons e.g milk, juice cartons; glass bottles e.g. green, brown, clear jars/bottles (sort by colour); newspapers/magazines eg. paper, junk mail, glossy magazines, comics; cardboard e.g. food boxes, cardboard packaging (clean dry only); solid timber only: old furniture, skirting board (remove bolts, hinges, glass) — NO chipboard, laminate, worktops or MDF; garden/green waste e.g. grass, hedge clippings (no clay or stones) — charges may apply for large amounts; flat glass e.g. window glass (remove all wood and frames); Polystyrene (household customers only); plastic bags; car batteries; household batteries; fluorescent tubes; waste oil (5 litre allowance per visit — €1 per litre thereafter); cooking oil (5 litre allowance per visit — €1 per litre thereafter); gas cylinders; large electrical household appliances; small electrical household appliances e.g. toasters, irons, radios, CD players (put in to small cages); televisions/computer monitors; scrap metal; clothes; mobile phones; compost; ink cartridges; gas cylinders; hazardous waste: household paint cans (full or empty), aerosol cans, herbicides & pesticides (household only). Compost bins for sale for €35. Commercial customers welcome (charges will apply).
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What is WEEE? Recycle batteries in any WEEE blue battery box. WEEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) is anything that has a plug or a battery and is at the end of its useful life. In the house, old and broken fridges and washing machines are examples but don't forget the little guys! Remote controls, batteries, electric toothbrushes and even your old bicycle lamps can also be recycled! Why Recycle WEEE and Batteries? Over the last 10 years, the amount of WEEE in Europe has grown at a staggering pace with consumers using more and more electronics in their day-to-day lives. When not disposed of properly, WEEE can be very harmful to human health. For example, TVs can contain lead which can be toxic to kidneys and nervous and reproductive systems, and could inhibit the mental development of young children and fetuses if people are exposed to them after they have been improperly disposed of at the end of their lives.
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Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 9.00am - 5.00pm. Last vehicle admitted on site 4.50pm. The following materials are accepted from domestic householders only: aluminium cans e.g. cola cans, beer cans; food tins/metal cans e.g. bean tins, biscuit tins; dog tins (remove foil); plastic bottles e.g. milk, mineral bottles (washed with no lid); Tetrapak cartons e.g milk, juice cartons; glass bottles e.g. green, brown, clear jars/bottles (sort by colour); newspapers/magazines eg. paper, junk mail, glossy magazines, comics; cardboard e.g. food boxes, cardboard packaging (clean dry only); solid timber only: old furniture, skirting board (remove bolts, hinges, glass) — NO chipboard, laminate, worktops or MDF; garden/green waste e.g. grass, hedge clippings (no clay or stones) — charges may apply for large amounts; flat glass e.g. window glass (remove all wood and frames); Polystyrene (household customers only); plastic bags; car batteries; household batteries; fluorescent tubes; waste oil (5 litre allowance per visit — €1 per litre thereafter); cooking oil (5 litre allowance per visit — €1 per litre thereafter); gas cylinders; large electrical household appliances; small electrical household appliances e.g. toasters, irons, radios, CD players (put in to small cages); televisions/computer monitors; scrap metal; clothes; mobile phones; compost; ink cartridges; gas cylinders; hazardous waste: household paint cans (full or empty), aerosol cans, herbicides & pesticides (household only). Compost bins for sale for €35. Commercial customers welcome (charges will apply).