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Mattress Recycling 2026 – Authorised
Household Mattress Recycling Free Summer 2026 Replacing an old mattress often leaves householders with one important question – what do I do with the old one? From early August through to late September 2026, that question has a simple answer. Recycle IT, in partnership with South Dublin County Council (SDCC), is delighted to launch a…
Tablets – Recylce IT Safely
Why Is It So Important to Recycle Old Tablets Safely? Have you ever found an old tablet hidden in a drawer? Maybe it’s cracked, doesn’t hold a charge anymore, or has been replaced by a newer device. Many kids and teens have old tablets lying around at home. It might seem easy to throw them…
Summer Tips 51 – Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Summer Tips! For generations in Ireland and across Europe thrift was one of the main reasons for reuse. In the developing world, it’s still the case and leads to very high levels of reuse. In Ireland as in other developed countries rising wages and greater consumer purchasing power have increased the demand for convenience products. Some…
Photocopier and Printer Recycling
Today According to Transparency Market Research the global photocopier market was valued at US$ 727.2 million in 2023. The market is projected to reach US $1.2 billion by 2034 through the increasing demand for multifunctional devices and the expansion serval end-use industries. People working from home and rising disposable income are other reasons for increased demand for…
Recycle IT Update – Building Insulation Upgrade 2026
Insulation New insulation in offices is important because it makes buildings warmer in winter and cooler in summer. Good insulation reduces heat loss, which means less energy is needed to heat or cool the office. This helps lower energy bills and reduces carbon emissions, making the workplace more environmentally friendly. Better insulation also creates a…
Responsible Fridge-Freezer Recycling in 2026
Questions on Recycling Refrigerated Appliances? Most homes in Ireland have a fridge with CSO records showing, 83.9% of households had a fridge with separate freezer section, 40.2% had a fridge (without a freezer compartment), and 34.7% had a deep freezer. Fridges are essential household appliances that keep food fresh, safe, and ready to enjoy. They…
Why Proper Electrical Recycling Matters for Our Planet
People and Planet First Verified Matters We’re proud to share that Recycle IT has been awarded the People and Planet First Verified status through Good Market – a platform that supports businesses creating positive change in the world. This recognition means a lot to us, and we want to explain why it matters and how…
Residential Recycling – Free Electrical Recycling – 12 Tips
Electrical Recycling Achievements Consumers recycled a record-breaking 41,730 tonnes of electronic and electrical waste in 2023 – the equivalent of almost 200 forty-foot containers Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Ireland’s annual report shows that approximately 18.1 million appliances were collected for recycling last year – exceeding all European norms. Over 15 million small appliances such…
Computer Usage and Recycling
Ever Increasing Computer Usage: The growing use of computers is driven by their ability to make OUR daily life faster, easier, and more connected. Computers have moved from once specialized, massive machines to everyday, portable tools—such as smartphones, laptops, and wearables—that act as personal assistants, entertainment hubs, and communication devices. The Growing Problem of E-Waste…
Electrical Appliance Recycling – Drop free!
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.
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…
Reduce and Reuse Tips for the Workplace – Sustainable Practices
Reduce and Reuse means Change Reducing and 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,…
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.
Office Recycling Tips for a Greener Office
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…
Challenges in Ireland’s Circular Economy and Waste System
Overview You will find some highlights below taken from The Irish EPA Circular Economy Programme – The Driving Force for Ireland’s Move to a Circular Economy published by the Environmental Protection Agency, Ireland in December 2024. The EPA is responsible for compiling national statistics on circular economy activities and the generation and management of waste…
Community Electrical & Metal Recycling
Free Recycling for Community/Charity Organisations: One of the ongoing challenges for managers in the community, charity, and voluntary sectors is how to effectively manage space while safely removing and recycling surplus or redundant equipment, including metal, electrical, and electronic items. These items can range from everyday objects like kitchen appliances, lamps, light bulbs, and batteries…
Recycle Metal 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…
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