MEMBERS of the public can drop off broken or unwanted electrical appliances at a free recycling event in Tralee this Saturday.
Organised by the European Recycling Platform, the event takes place at Tralee Mart on April 6 from 10am to 4pm.
Drop off any household items with a plug or battery and ERP will recycle them. Items taken include large electrical appliances like washing machines, fridges, etc, small household appliances and computers and home entertainment systems.
All used batteries and vapes will also be taken. The free events have been a huge success in the past in Tralee.
MEMBERS of the public can drop off broken or unwanted electrical appliances at a free recycling event in Tralee later this month.
The European Recycling Platform is holding the event in Tralee Mart on Saturday, October 21 from 10am to 4pm each day.
Drop off any household items with a plug or battery and ERP will recycle them. Items taken include large electrical appliances like washing machines, fridges, etc, small household appliances and computers and home entertainment systems.
All used batteries and vapes will also be taken. The free events have been a huge success in the past in Tralee.
THE event last September in Tralee, was the single most successful in the country’s history, according to figures from the European Recycling Platform and later this month you can get rid of unwanted electrical items again for free.
If you want to support the environment and de-clutter your home by recycling, then check out the free Electrical Recycling Drop Off Day on September 21 at Tralee Mart (10am – 4pm).
You can drop off any household item with a plug or a battery such as TVs, washing machines, IT equipment, stereos, mobile phone and chargers.
The Drop-Off day is being operated by The European Recycling Platform and supported by Kerry County Council.
MEMBERS of the public can drop off broken or unwanted electrical appliances at a free recycling event in Tralee this Saturday.
THE event last September in Tralee, was the single most successful in the country’s history, according to figures from the European Recycling Platform and later this month you can get rid of unwanted electrical items again for free.