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Grey/Black Wheelie Bin

The majority of householders in Dublin have a grey or black wheelie bin which should as much as possible be used for disposing of your residual household waste i.e. the leftover waste that cannot be put in your green bin, brown bin, home compost bin, or those materials that cannot be recycled at your local bring bank or recycling centre. 

Similarly household hazardous materials should not be disposed of in your grey or black bin but recycled through the Chemcar collection scheme or at a local recycling centre.

Click here to find details of your local bring centre, recycling centre, bin tag outlet, and green waste facility.

Black/Brown Bin Collection Details for Dublin City

Collection calendars for households in the Dublin City Council region can be downloaded HERE . Simply type in your address to find your collection day. 

For any other queries, contact Dublin City Council directly on (01) 222 1000.

Fingal County Council

From November 30th 2009 new Fingal County Council Bin Tags will be supplied to all shops currently selling bin tags. The changes to the bin tags are as follows:

  • Yellow bin tags will be replaced by purple bin tags
  • Red bin tags will be replaced by green bin tags

Current red and yellow bin tags will be collected until the 4th of January 2010 after which they will no longer be accepted.

If you have red and yellow bin tags after this date they may be:

  • Exchanged at Fingal County Council Offices in Swords or Blanchardstown
  • Alternatively labels may be returned using the following procedure:
    • Write your full name, address and telephone number on each tag to be exchanged
    • Return forms & prepaid envelopes are available at bin tag outlets.
    • Send the returns to:

Teresa Cusack,
Senior Staff Officer,
Waste Charges Section,
Finance Department,
Fingal County Council,
County Hall,
Swords,
Co Dublin

For queries please email wastecharges@fingalcoco.ie or telephone 01 890 5009 or 01 890 6250 

Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Co. Co.

The last collection carried out by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council will take place in the week beginning 19th July 2010. Bin collections will take place on your normal day of collection.

From the 26th of July 2010 Panda will then provide the waste collection service for existing Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Customers.

For information on the new service click here...

Updated 16/07/2010

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