WEEE Ireland

WEEE #recycle anything with a plug or battery for #free. Bring your #ewaste to collection points nationwide and #RecycleforGood!

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Celebrate this Bank Holiday Monday by clearing out your unwanted or broken electrical items! 💪🏼

Instead of binning your e-waste, remember you can recycle all your old and broken electrical items for free at your local recycling centre.

Find your centre: https://t.co/EkxvpWzyry

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When the tricks and treats are over, be on the lookout for any dead batteries that may be hiding this Halloween. If a device lights up, moves or talks, it may have a battery lurking inside! 🎃

Find your closest recycling location ➡️ https://t.co/SSOYsIL8jt

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Your next FREE collection for all WEEE items is in An Spidéal, County Galway at CLG An Spidéal on Thursday, 29th October 2026 from 10am - 4pm! ♻️

WEEE recycle anything from your household with a plug or battery! 😃

Collection info: https://t.co/hjCfIyAI6y

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WEEE Ireland are reminding the Agri sector to recycle all your batteries, in particular Farm Fence batteries!🔋

View locations here: https://t.co/JVelCKlEQs

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Your next FREE collection for all WEEE items is in Moycullen, County Galway at the Handball Alley at GAA Club on Tuesday, 27th October 2026 from 10am - 4pm! ♻️

WEEE recycle anything from your household with a plug or battery! 😃

Collection info: https://t.co/hjCfIyAI6y

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When the ghostly fun comes to an end, stay alert for mischievous dead batteries hiding out this Halloween!👻

You can recycle any item with a plug, battery, or cable, including Halloween costumes, decorations, lights, and more.🎃🦇

Discover our locations: https://t.co/ZUv2y6LzI6

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Your next FREE collection for all WEEE items is in Killybegs, County Donegal at The Shore Road Car Park on Saturday, 24th October 2026 from 10am - 4pm! ♻️

WEEE recycle anything from your household with a plug or battery! 😃

Collection info: https://t.co/hjCfIyAI6y

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Embrace the Autumn season and show some love for our planet by practicing recycling! 🍁♻️

Small actions can make a big difference in preserving our precious Earth for future generations.

Recycle your electronics and batteries for FREE with WEEE!

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https://t.co/8O5kUU3ABY

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Your next FREE collection for all WEEE items is in Maam Cross, County Galway at Maam Cross Mart on Thursday, 22nd October 2026 from 10am - 4pm! ♻️

WEEE recycle anything from your household with a plug or battery! 😃

Collection info: https://t.co/hjCfIyAI6y

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Irish people are buying and binning massive amounts of 'fast tech' like mini fans and chargers 🔌

The number of people buying fast tech in Ireland is higher than the average across 12 European countries surveyed.

Read more: https://t.co/P3nYHOQkeP

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Irish consumers are fuelling a growing ‘fast tech’ trend, with many barely-used gadgets ending up as waste. 🔌

The online study, conducted in July, found that nearly nine in ten Irish consumers purchased fast tech electronics in the previous 12 months.

https://t.co/DdqNHt0DfW

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Irish consumers are fuelling a "fast tech" trend of low-cost, small electronic items, leading to a mountain of discarded e-waste, new data has revealed.♻️

In the 12 months to July 2026, almost half of Irish people (44%) discarded a fast-tech item!

https://t.co/BHTBdP7ywF

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Irish consumers are fuelling a "fast tech" trend of low-cost, small electronic items, leading to a mountain of discarded e-waste 🔌

In the 12 months to July 2026, almost half of Irish people (44%) discarded a fast-tech item - usually bought on impulse!

https://t.co/QW7XX62mNS

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WEEE Ireland says almost half of Irish consumers discard ‘fast tech’ within a month 🔌

Almost half of consumers in Ireland discarded a low-cost electronic gadget unused, after a single use or within a month, according to a survey published.

Read more: https://t.co/qYLKkxDCUh

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Today is International E-Waste Day!♻️

This #InternationalEWasteDay, we're encouraging everyone to take a closer look at the electronics they own, think twice before replacing them and ensure unwanted devices are recycled correctly.

Fast Tech: Don't Bin It, Bring It!

#IEWD2026

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Ireland second in EU for people buying and dumping cheap tech gadgets 🔌

Irish people are buying more cheap tech gadgets and trinkets which are dumped within a month, according to new research.

Read more here: https://t.co/RIcn0XyiVB

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A new study has shown that Irish people are buying more ‘fast-tech’ items, including mini fans, wireless headphones, or disposable vapes, than many European countries, with many not disposing of them correctly and throwing them in the bin.

🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/n7AaqiDXRJ

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Mayo consumers are fuelling a growing ‘fast tech’ trend, with small, often low-cost electronic gadgets frequently discarded after very little use, a new survey conducted for International E-waste Day reveals. 🔌

Read more: https://t.co/7yn1DPS0AR

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More than half of gadgets discarded improperly 🔌

Elizabeth O'Neill of WEEE Ireland urges consumers to recycle properly as new report finds more than half of Irish owners of small gadgets discard them improperly.

🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/qcIDBzoeVx

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Fast Tech contains electronics – so why is it still ending up in the bin? ♻️

Research shows that while most consumers recognise that Fast Tech contains electronic components, 27% still dispose of these devices in their regular household waste.

#ewasteday