Free Home Appliances Recycling

Recycle IT is an award-winning, not-for-profit, social enterprise established to create employment and promote environmental awareness through electrical and metal recycling and reuse.

2025 Dublin City Social Enterprise Awards

Social Enterprise Awards: The 2025 Dublin City Social Enterprise Awards celebrate and support the amazing work done by social enterprises across Dublin. These awards, organised by Dublin City Council and is run by Inner City Enterprise (ICE) with support from Dublin City Council and the Local Enterprise Office (LEO) based in Dublin City. These award …

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Spring Recycling with Sandyford Business District

Free Electrical Recycling: Sandyford Business District is hosting a Free Electrical Recycling Event to help local people, employees working in nearby businesses, and businesses themselves recycle their old or broken electrical items safely and responsibly. This initiative is part of an ongoing effort to promote sustainability and reduce waste in the community. Event Photos Event …

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Reusing or Recycling Toys

Seven Billon Toys: Did you know, the world threw out more than 7 billion e-toys in 2022. Electronic toys can be overlooked as electronic waste by many which means toys are not recycled correctly. According to the research completed by The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Forum in collaboration with the United Nations Institute …

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Protect Data and the Planet: Recycle Your Memory Chips

The Importance of Removing and Recycling Computer Memory Chips Safely Computer memory chips, like RAM (Random Access Memory) and flash storage, play a crucial role in modern computing by enabling fast data access and system performance. Yet, as technology advances, older computers and memory chips become obsolete, leading to electronic waste (e-waste). Properly removing and …

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