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Garden waste removal

GreenHills101 · 2016-01-16 21:01:53

Hi, would anyone know how much you could expect to pay for garden waste removal in Co Cork? It is branches and old grass clippings. Even if I couldn't get the grass gone, the branches would be a huge help. Would prob need someone with a wood chipper or something.

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16-01-2016 10:01pm

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GreenHills101

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Hi, would anyone know how much you could expect to pay for garden waste removal in Co Cork? It is branches and old grass clippings. Even if I couldn't get the grass gone, the branches would be a huge help. Would prob need someone with a wood chipper or something.

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#2 17-01-2016 11:52pm
mp22

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Forgive me for putting it this way,compost the grass and burn the wood.

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#3 21-01-2016 9:17pm
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According to EPA gardening waste should not be burned.

"Please note, household organic garden waste also falls under the above regulations and cannot be burned"

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#4 31-01-2016 6:22pm
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I presume that mp22 meant to burn the wood in a house fire or stove......?

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#5 02-02-2016 11:56am
mp22

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He did....thanks

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