household waste
bye-laws

New household bye-laws are being introduced by your local authority. These bye-laws govern a range of issues, including obliging consumers to participate in an authorised waste collection service or provide documentary proof on what alternative means they use to dispose of their waste.

Read more information here

what's my impact?

The environmental issues facing our planet are so huge and one person can only do so much. But it’s surprising how much difference one person can make – and if we all do our bit then the impact is amplified many times over.

How do I reduce my impact?

get on board!

We want to talk about waste. Nobody likes waste but making the right decisions now will have a positive impact on our community, our environment and the next generation.

Let’s get the conversation started

make a positive
change

Before you bin something, stop and think: can it be reused, repaired or repurposed? And before you buy, ask: do you really need it? Is there a pre-loved version, or one with less packaging?

Let’s think more, and buy less

What do I
do with....?

Your guide to disposing about just about anything

consult our A to Z page

manage your
waste

Can you recycle yoghurt pots? Used teabags? The broken kettle? We’re here to help you make the right decisions about where your waste goes for a cleaner, healthier Ireland.

Let's get started

repairmystuff.ie

Repairing products can make financial sense – a typical washing machine, for instance, costs between €300 and €400. Within the space of 5 and 10 years of purchase, something will almost inevitably break. If getting it repaired costs less than €150 then repairing your washing machine makes perfect sense and once fixed should then give you many more years of service.

Let's buy less, repair more!