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.
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Business trading for social outcomes
Dublin On-Street Waste Compactors
Something New! Dublin City Council has introduced new waste compactors on Fownes Street Upper and St Stephen’s Green to help keep our city cleaner and remove rubbish bags from pavements. These easy-to-use compactors can hold much more waste than regular bin bags, helping to keep streets clean, tidy, and free from litter. They compress loose …
Build a Reuse Mindset: Simple Changes for a Sustainable Workplace
Make a Difference Reusing materials in workplaces like, schools, colleges, shops, offices and warehouses is one of the simplest ways to cut costs, reduce waste, and run a more sustainable operation. Small changes, done consistently, can make a real difference across your daily, repeatable, step-by-step routines you follow to get your work done, from start to finish. …
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Authorised and Eco-Friendly Recycling for Schools and Colleges
Schools need to recycle too! Booked a free #recycling colleciton for all types of #electrical & #electronic equipment. Recycle IT are happy to collect from #schools in #dublin / surrounding areas. If your school wants to arrange an electrical recycling bring day for pupils, parent and teachers we are happy to support.
Top 10 + Office Recycling Tips for a Greener Workplace
Green Office - Home Office - Any Office: Summer is coming, it's brighter so may be it's time to declutter and tidy? With that in mind, please find some recycling tips to stay eco-friendly at work this spring and year round! As we know, office waste mainly consists of electrical, electronic, cardboard, paper, packaging and …
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Recycle Metals Now!
Every Day Life: Metal is part of almost everything we use every day. It is in our food cans, kitchen tools, electronics, cars, bikes, scooters, gardening tools, and buildings. When these items reach the end of their life, the metal inside them is still valuable. Instead of throwing it away, we can recycle it and …
Generating Electronic Waste!
The Statistics: Statista reported in 2025, that every person in the world generates on average around 8 kilograms of electronic waste per year worldwide. However, there are significant regional differences, data from the latest E-Waste Monitor shows: Europe leads the way with around 17 kilograms of electronic waste per inhabitant, while each person in Africa generates only …
Sustainable Easter Tips for a Greener Celebration
Celebrate Simply: In Ireland, Easter is a time of joy, family, and celebration, brighter days with summer not far away —but much like other times of celebration, it can also create a lot of unnecessary waste. This year, why not make a few simple changes to celebrate more sustainably? Try reusing cardboard egg boxes for …
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Irelands Circular Economy Strategy
Wasting Less, Reusing More The Circular Economy Strategy 2026–2028 launched on 24 February 2026 and sets out how Ireland will reduce waste, reuse more materials and support a more sustainable economy. Ireland’s Circular Economy Strategy 2026–2028 is a plan to help the country waste less and use resources better. Right now, we mostly follow a …
Cleaning Up E-Waste
Process that transforms Hazardous Plastic For many years, electrical and electronic waste (also known as e-waste) has been building up across Europe and around the world. A lot of this waste includes plastics that contain chemicals such as flame retardants. While these chemicals are important for fire safety, they have made plastics very difficult to …