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Disposing of 'silage' tyres

rliston · 2007-10-24 22:13:43

I have a fairly large pile of tyres that are no longer needed, anyone know of some where (preferably Limerick\Munster area) that will take them?

24-10-2007 10:13pm

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rliston

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I have a fairly large pile of tyres that are no longer needed, anyone know of some where (preferably Limerick\Munster area) that will take them?

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#2 24-10-2007 10:17pm

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I'm sure many youngsters would love to have them next week for the bonfires!

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#3 08-11-2007 4:02pm

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rliston wrote: »

I have a fairly large pile of tyres that are no longer needed, anyone know of some where (preferably Limerick\Munster area) that will take them?

Some of the bigger recycling centres should take them, get onto your local County Council

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#4 08-11-2007 5:39pm

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They're great for making jumps (for horses). Maybe you could get rid of some that way.

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