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Recycling - Dublin City North

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  • 19-04-2011 1:50pm
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    donegalgirl28
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    Right so I'm having a massive Spring Clean in my house. I've got everything from electrical items, plugs, wires, beds, old crockery that sorta thing in my house. Instead of paying for a skip, I thought I would bring them to recycling centres.

    I know that there is one in Coolmine, is there any other ones that are north based? Plus will they charge if I recycle stuff? Can crockery (i.e. candle holders, ornaments that sorta thing) be brought to them sort of centres?


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    admiralofthefleet
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    there is one beside the garda station in coolock


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    John Mason
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    There is one across from DCU

    They are all listed on the Dublinwaste website along with a list of what they accept


    http://www.dublinwaste.ie/bring_bank.php


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    donegalgirl28
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    Yeah I checked that but I'm more curious to if they accept crockery i.e. ornaments and stuff. I can't find an option on that unless I'm going blind?!

    Plus is it free to bring your stuff there? I heard some places charge you €10 or the other.


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    Hookah
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    There's one near the Five Lamps too.

    They accept all (except radioactive waste) for no charge, AFAIK.


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    donegalgirl28
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    Where's the Five Lamps????


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    Hookah
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    donegalgirl28 wrote: »
    Where's the Five Lamps????

    The North Strand/Amiens Street.

    http://www.dublinwaste.ie/bring_bank.php?fac_pid=2


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    John Mason
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    donegalgirl28 wrote: »
    Yeah I checked that but I'm more curious to if they accept crockery i.e. ornaments and stuff. I can't find an option on that unless I'm going blind?!

    Plus is it free to bring your stuff there? I heard some places charge you €10 or the other.

    these places accept crockery
    http://www.dublinwaste.ie/bring_bank.php?material%5B%5D=has_cutlery_delph&search=Find


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    donegalgirl28
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    Nice one :)


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    admiralofthefleet
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    donegalgirl28 wrote: »
    Where's the Five Lamps????

    do you know the five lamps?


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    ericl
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    admiralofthefleet wrote: »
    do you know the five lamps?

    Hang your bolix on them. :)


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    wyndham
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    donegalgirl28 wrote: »
    Yeah I checked that but I'm more curious to if they accept crockery i.e. ornaments and stuff. I can't find an option on that unless I'm going blind?!

    Plus is it free to bring your stuff there? I heard some places charge you €10 or the other.

    Why not donate that stuff to a charity shop? Or put it in adverts in the free stuff section?


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    donegalgirl28
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    Have got two bags for the charity shops full of teddies, books and pictures. Put up a couple of threads on Jumbletown. Never thought about here!


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    admiralofthefleet
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    donegalgirl28 wrote: »
    Have got two bags for the charity shops full of teddies, books and pictures. Put up a couple of threads on Jumbletown. Never thought about here!

    bring them to mrs quin, the NCBI needs all the support it can get


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    donegalgirl28
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    Bringing them to the Irish Deaf Society charity shop in Phibsoro, they need more support than NCBI :)


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