offloading 2nd hand sofa in Navan. Charitys?

paddles

I have a 4 year old fake leather 3 seater couch that has some minor wear and tear and is being upgraded but I think it's a shame to dump as it's not old IMO. I was wondering if it would hold any value to a charity locally?

In failing that, how would I dispose of it without it costing me a fortune?

chewed

Put it on Adverts.ie or DoneDeal

maik3n

A few options for you.
Perhaps give them a shout.

http://www.revamp3rstore.com/

http://sueryderfoundation.ie/

http://www.facebook.com/svpnavanvincentsfurnitureshop

ButtersSuki

I gave some furniture (couch, table etc) to charity a few years ago but just bear in mind all of them (at the time anyway) charged to uplift and take to their store. I was a bit surprised at theories but apparently that's normal. I can't remember the exact amount (I think it was €30, but it may have been €50), but I just wonder how many people are put off by that?

paddles

I don't mind paying a charity 30 to remove. I don't fancy the idea of paying 100 to some non charity company.

blackbird 49

As someone has already suggested put it on adverts or donedeal, as free to take away, collection only, it might suit someone who is renting, I had tiles all different sizes and colours, I put them up on said sites they were gone the next day