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Free Electrical Recycling Day - Cherrywood

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  • 17-09-2013 11:04am
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    maguic24
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    Free Electrical Recycling Day is being held this Saturday the 21st of September 2013 from 10am until 4pm in DELL Cherrywood. They are accepting anything with a plug or a battery.

    http://www.dlrcoco.ie/media/media,9786,en.pdf


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    coylemj
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    Ballyogan (big and small, incl. TVs & white goods) and Shanganagh (smaller appliances) will take electrical stuff stuff all year round. Looks like a publicity stunt by Dell.


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    maguic24
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    coylemj wrote: »
    Ballyogan (big and small, incl. TVs & white goods) and Shanganagh (smaller appliances) will take electrical stuff stuff all year round. Looks like a publicity stunt by Dell.

    Maybe but it's approved by the council and being run by WEEE Ireland.


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    uch
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    coylemj wrote: »
    Ballyogan (big and small, incl. TVs & white goods) and Shanganagh (smaller appliances) will take electrical stuff stuff all year round. Looks like a publicity stunt by Dell.

    In fairness, be it a stunt or not, anything that might help stop stuff being dumped illegally is good in my book

    21/25



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    josip
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    They do it every year. It is a marketing event, but Saturday is more convenient for a lot of people than working hours Monday-Friday


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