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A litter charge brought against a Ballina man was dismissed this week after CCTV footage only identified the registered owner of a car seen in the vicinity, but the actual identification of the litterer was not proven beyond reasonable doubt.

The key to the smart economy could be in your rubbish, according to the organisers behind a ‘Rethink, Recycle, and Remake’ free networking event which aims to stimulate and motivate entrepreneurs to turn waste into jobs.

Entrepreneurs in Mayo interested in setting up in business using what someone else considers waste as raw materials, should attend at NUI Galway on Tuesday November 9 from 10am to 12.45pm when rx3, a Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government initiative to rethink, recycle and remake recyclable waste into new products, will identify opportunities for reprocessing waste materials here in Ireland, creating new businesses and new jobs.

Mullingar has been gripped by X Factor fever as local boyband member Niall Horan is tipped by several leading bookmakers to win the overall competition after two very strong weeks in the live finals.

Nowhere is out of bounds for illegal dumping it transpired this week after a pedestrian alleyway in Castlebar was noted as a new location preferred by those off-loading rubbish.

Repak launches Repak Recycling Week and this year focuses on workplace recycling habits.

Work is underway to ensure that Galway becomes a cleaner and environmentally friendly place to live and visit with both local authorities taking part in new recycling and waste prevention initiatives.

Oxigen, which took over Westmeath County Council’s domestic bin run at the start of the year, has announced that it is to extend its special introductory offer.

Tomorrow, Saturday June 26 from 10am to 4pm, at the Civic Centre, Belmullet, all waste items with a plug or battery can be left off to be recycled.

ERP, Ireland’s only pan European compliance scheme for electrical and waste battery recycling, is urging people in Mayo to make an extra effort this World Environment Day (Saturday June 5) and take the time to recycle their old or unwanted items responsibly.