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Best place to bring garden waste from a large cleanup?

  • 16-03-2019 1:54pm
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    Stern
    Registered Users Posts: 98 ✭✭


    Hi, I live in south Dublin and looking for the most cost effective way to get rid of garden waste after a large cleanup? I want to clip the entire garden and cut it all down properly as this hasn't been done in nearly a year (relatively large property). I've looked up collection companies but I can't help wondering if there aren't free places where you can bring your garden waste and dump it for composting?

    I grew up in the country with land around our house and we'd just dump it at the end of a different field every year and obviously with the space we had we never had to worry about it. I get that this isn't a luxury which can be afforded in Dublin but I can't imagine it should cost over €100 either (or maybe I haven't found affordable rates yet).

    Any ideas or suggestions? The waste is mainly tree/shrub/ivy clippings.


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