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Kilkenny
This Recycling facility requires all Man with a Van companies to have registered with them before arriving at the Recycle centre. When you are filling out the form to get quotes for recycling, choose the "recycle" option in the job type part of the form. By choosing the recycle option when filling out the form it means that you will only get quotes from Man with a Van companies that say they are licenced to do this type of move. Unlicensed van companies cannot by law move recycled waste. Although this may be the closest Recycling facility to you, the Man with a Van company may have permission to use another facility. When talking to the Van Company please ask where they have permission to unload recycled waste. Please be mindful that if a quote is very cheap they may be unlawfully disposing of the recyclables. It is your responsibility to ensure this does not happen. This facility operates a weigh bridge and will charge the van driver for the weight they dispose of.
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€3 per visit. Opening Hours: Normal Opening Times: Monday/Tuesday/Wednesday/Saturday 9.00am - 4.45pm, Thursday - Friday 9.00am - 18.45pm. 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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Opening Hours: 1st Feb-31st Oct, Mon-Fri: 8am to 4.30pm, Sat: 8am-3pm; 1st Nov-31st Jan, Mon-Fri: 8am to 4pm, Sat: 8am to 3pm. 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); timber old furniture, skirting board (remove bolts, hinges, glass); garden/green waste e.g. grass, hedge clippings (no clay or stones); flat glass e.g. window glass (remove all wood and frames); car batteries; household batteries; fluorescent tubes; waste oil; cooking oil; 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.