council dump question

dave101 · 07-06-2006 03:54PM #1

i got a shed full of rubbish. anyone know the basics of dumping in these places. i know there are limits to what you can dump there etc. thankx .

Zebra3 · 07-06-2006 03:59PM

Just burn it on the night of 11 July. Anyone complains tell them your in the Orange Order and it's your right.

Ruu_Old · 07-06-2006 04:02PM

I would toss it over the wall to into your neighbours garden. Buy a wheelie bin ya cheapskate

dave101 · 07-06-2006 04:07PM

Ruu wrote:

I would toss it over the wall to into your neighbours garden. Buy a wheelie bin ya cheapskate

when the tablets wear off. if you got good mature replys let me know lol.
wheelie bins wouldnt pack a midget in to them mate.

padi89 · 07-06-2006 04:11PM

dave101 wrote:

i got a shed full of rubbish. anyone know the basics of dumping in these places. i know there are limits to what you can dump there etc. thankx .

Nowadays its very strict.I know a neighbour of mine rented a skip and was basically given a list of what he could and couldnt throw in it.

biko · 07-06-2006 04:12PM

dave101 wrote:

i got a shed full of rubbish. anyone know the basics of dumping in these places. i know there are limits to what you can dump there etc. thankx .

Make contact with your local council. They will know this.

seamus · 07-06-2006 04:14PM

You have two options:
Rent a small skip (not all that expensive).
Bring everything down to the IPODEC in Ballymount. Some things you'll have to pay for, some you won't:
http://environment.southdublin.ie/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=51&Itemid=129

Snickers Man · 07-06-2006 04:21PM

Depends what you've got. So much can be recycled now. We're a family of four and can get away with sharing the cost of a wheely bin collection with a neighbour (family of two) because we separate so much crap out.

All tin, cardboard and paper can go in the green wheelie bin (free collection)

Bottles we take to the bottle bank (everywhere)

Plastic (the big one in volume if not weight terms. I am constantly amazed at how much of our rubbish is plastic packaging) We separate that out and bring it to the local recycling centre every week, Ringsend in our case ( I say we, I mean she).

When you then put all the vegetable and fruit peelings on to the compost heap, you're not left with a whole lot.

What's your shed full of anyway?

dave101 · 07-06-2006 05:58PM

seamus wrote:

You have two options:
Rent a small skip (not all that expensive).
Bring everything down to the IPODEC in Ballymount. Some things you'll have to pay for, some you won't:
http://environment.southdublin.ie/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=51&Itemid=129

came in very uselfull indeed
i rang them and ive to speak to a guy in the morning. ive an old fridge and a few other things
wood etc. things wheelie bins would not take.
i even got some glass panels in doors etc. so safty would be an issue.

astrofool · 07-06-2006 07:09PM

Try your council website, our one www.dlrcoco.ie has much of the info online here http://www.dlrcoco.ie/env/waste_recycling.htm

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