Waste and recycling
Overview of the arrangements for waste management and recycling.
How you dispose of household rubbish in Ireland
Describes where to recycle domestic waste and what happens to recycled items
Burning household waste at home or in your garden is illegal. If convicted of illegally burning waste, you can incur a fine or a prison sentence.
Recycling and composting of domestic waste is a way of reducing household waste sent to landfill. What is composting and how do you get started?
What waste is disposed of in a landfill site, how much it costs and waste licences
Information about waste from electrical and electronic equipment - WEEE.
Retailers have to take back waste electric and electronic equipment (WEEE). Find out about the regulations governing take back and recycling of WEEE.
What is litter pollution and what are the penalties?
Information on how you can reduce the amount of waste you produce at home and in work.
An end-of-life vehicle is a car or light vehicle that is ready to go to the scrapyard. There are laws in place to stop ELVs from creating an environmental hazard, and to promote recycling.
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