Where in Limerick can I bring old clothes that I don't wear anymore

wherearewe45

Most are in very good condition, I don't wear them any more so just looking to clear out some room. Not looking for money or anything, just want to give them to a charity or somewhere that will find use for them.

Louche Lad

wherearewe45 wrote: »

Most are in very good condition, I don't wear them any more so just looking to clear out some room. Not looking for money or anything, just want to give them to a charity or somewhere that will find use for them.

I've taken good quality clothes to Limerick Animal Welfare in William Street and they were grateful. However, first check with them (or whoever) that they can take donations in these covid times. I've seen signs in charity shops in the UK saying they now have to quarantine donations for 72 hours and they've no room to take anything more.

Brian Lighthouse

Enable Ireland Clothes bank at Corbally depot on the Park Road, or Mungret Recycling.

PS, there's another charity one beside it at Corbally, It might be Breast Cancer, however, I feel myself Enable Ireland are a quiet charity who do a lot of heavy lifting unsung.

wherearewe45

Brian Lighthouse wrote: »

Enable Ireland Clothes bank at Corbally depot on the Park Road, or Mungret Recycling.

PS, there's another charity one beside it at Corbally, It might be Breast Cancer, however, I feel myself Enable Ireland are a quiet charity who do a lot of heavy lifting unsung.

Enable Ireland it is then

chicorytip

wherearewe45 wrote: »

Most are in very good condition, I don't wear them any more so just looking to clear out some room. Not looking for money or anything, just want to give them to a charity or somewhere that will find use for them.

St. Vincent De Paul for clothing donations. They run stores in Thomas St. and Castleconnell.

Marty1983

Simon took a load from me last week.