HOUSEHOLDS LEFT without bin collections during the severe weather in the run-up to Christmas will have services restored this week, waste collectors have said.
Residents on the north side of Dublin city will have their black bins collected this week, while residents on the south side will have a brown – organic waste – bin collection. Black bins will be collected on the south side and brown bins on the north side next week.
Dublin City Council says it will remove up to two additional plastic bags of general domestic waste on the black bin date. Customers whose green bin is full can leave extra dry recyclable material alongside the bin on their scheduled collection day until January 17th.
Panda Waste says it will also collect extra bags of waste left with bins at the next scheduled collection date.
CHRISTMAS TREES DUBLIN COLLECTION POINTS:
Christmas trees will be accepted free of charge from January 2nd to 20th at:
Windmill Road bring centre, Crumlin, Dublin 12;
Gulistan Terrace bring centre, Rathmines, Dublin 6;
Oscar Traynor Road bring centre, Coolock, Dublin 5;
Pigeon House Road recycling centre, Ringsend, Dublin 4;
Stanley Street depot, Dublin 7;
WEEE Retailer recycling centre, Kylemore Park West, Ballyfermot, Dublin 10;
Milltown car park, Milltown Road, Dublin 6; Poddle Park, Kimmage, Dublin 6;
Sandymount car park at Martello Tower, Strand Road, Dublin 4;
Car park on Clontarf Road, Dublin 3;
Albert College car park, Glasnevin, Dublin 9;
Mellowes Parks depot, Finglas Dublin 11;
Walkinstown Green, Dublin 12.
Trees can also be left at Croke Park, Dublin, from January 4th-20th only.
