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Refuse collection Dublin 7

[Deleted User] · 2016-08-28 07:41:52

Just moved into Dublin 7, which companies collect in this area? Need a bin asap! Thanks

28-08-2016 7:41am

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Just moved into Dublin 7, which companies collect in this area?
Need a bin asap!

Thanks

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#2 28-08-2016 8:03am

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Greyhound and citybin.
It also depends were you are as some of the cottages aren't suitable for bins.

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#3 29-08-2016 9:23am

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I'm in Smithfield/Stoneybatter in a terrace house and as tantraska has mentioned, our place isn't suitable for bins so we buy Greyhound refuse sacks from Centra in Stoneybatter as they're needed and leave them by the front door the night before collection.

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#4 29-08-2016 9:32am

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We're in cottages in Stoneybatter and use D-City bins, think it's €3.50 for a sticker for gen waste and €1.50 for blue recycling bag, colelction every tues morning.

not sure if greyhound is cheaper but it's what we've been using for past year anyways.

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