Dump on old TV

dellas1979 · 20-03-2009 3:03pm #1

In light of the thread here already, I need to get rid of an old TV (its about 20years old). Am not buying a new one. Is there some where I can get rid of it for free limerick/tipp/clare area?
Thanks

AnCapaillMor · 20-03-2009 3:11pm

For free noone that i'm aware of, for 3 quid, try the place on the mungret road.

dellas1979 · 20-03-2009 3:21pm

Thanks for the reply. What place on the mungret road. Shur €3 is practically free! It wont break the bank.

AnCapaillMor · 20-03-2009 3:25pm

Across from the cement factory, you can't miss it.

bazz26 · 20-03-2009 4:17pm

If you bought a new tv to replace the old one then the shop where you bought it are obliged to take the old tv as there is a recycling fee already included in the price of the new tv.

You can also bring it to the recycling centre at Hegarty's yard on the Tipperary Road if that side of town suits you better.

the drifter · 20-03-2009 4:25pm

eye place in the mungret is you only job...

stevoman · 20-03-2009 4:26pm

your local dump will take it for free

Homer · 20-03-2009 4:30pm

Don't suppose it's still working by any chance? If so, i'm sure somebody would be happy with any type of TV? Charity maybe?

sioda · 20-03-2009 4:39pm

Hegartys on the ballysimon road will take it for free

Berty · 20-03-2009 6:53pm

The dock road compound will take it for free. They will charge you for the cardboard box you bring it in.

On that note instead of starting a new thread. I have noticed some stupid people dumping lots of bottles of beer, televisions and computer, lawnmowers, etc etc on the side of the road. Fly Tipping I guess when they can be easily disposed of for FREE on the dock road.

Im shocked at some peoples stupidity sometimes.

oh well · 20-03-2009 6:58pm

Is the Dock Road compound the place in Mungret or is there another place I don't know about.

steveon · 20-03-2009 10:55pm

Hegartys on the tipperary road provide this facility for free, all you need to do is bring it out there and drop it in provided bin. They will also take a variety of other goods such as vcrs, monitors, computers, fridges etc...

It's locatated just after the recently closed down Pat Keogh's car sales on the left hand side heading out the tipperary road..

Hope that helps...

Itsdacraic · 21-03-2009 12:44am

I thought this thread was going be something total different.
I'm a bit disappointed to be honest.

jochenstacker · 21-03-2009 12:50am

Try
http://www.freecycle.org/
you can advertise it there and see if anyone wants it.
Also some interesting stuff on there. Better than throwing it away, the WEEE incentive has been invented to encourage people
to throw stuff away, rather than give it to someone who might potentially buy something new instead. All power to the multinationals,
time to take it back!
Or you could dump on it of course, but what you do at home...;-)

dellas1979 · 21-03-2009 1:54pm

Ahahahahaha - yes, I confused an O with an A in the thread title.....what a difference it makes.

hehehe I thought noone would notice....hehehehe.

There are a few things that I need to get rid of
1. TV (I am not buying a new one. Just want to get rid of old one). TV is over 20 years old...it takes about 10mins to turn it on.
2. Old sandwich maker that doesnt work
3. Broken George Foreman grill

Would hegartys take these? Dont mid paying a few quid to get rid.

bazz26 · 21-03-2009 7:41pm

Yes they should take the lot.

jochenstacker · 22-03-2009 9:46pm

dellas1979 wrote: »

Ahahahahaha - yes, I confused an O with an A in the thread title.....what a difference it makes.

hehehe I thought noone would notice....hehehehe.

There are a few things that I need to get rid of
1. TV (I am not buying a new one. Just want to get rid of old one). TV is over 20 years old...it takes about 10mins to turn it on.
2. Old sandwich maker that doesnt work
3. Broken George Foreman grill

Would hegartys take these? Dont mid paying a few quid to get rid.

If it's still working, why not advertise it on Freecycle. Why pay money to throw it away rather than give it to someone who might still get a bit of use out of it?