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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.

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

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.

When it comes to domestic and commercial waste and recycling services, Loftus Recycling has it all covered. Loftus Recycling cater for all types of customers; in fact the company’s customer base varies from individual domestic customers using prepaid bags, right up to commercial/industrial clients who require 40 cubic yard skips.

CL Skip Hire are delighted to introduce the new mega skip bag 6ft x 6ft x 3ft. This new skippy bag is suitable for all household clear outs, as it's strong and durable. As the end of winter is slowly approaching we will all start looking to get the spring cleaning into full swing and what better way to take care of your waste than one of these handy and huge skip bags. The bag can be purchased at your local hardware store or garden centre for €19.99 and then collection costs only €19.99.

Two people from Claregalway were convicted and fined at Ballinrobe District Court this week after a number of rubbish bags which they disposed off in Mayo were detected by the litter warden.

In honour of recycling week which began on Monday and will run throughout the weekend, Repak is teaming up with Kilkenny County Council to get Kilkenny householders not only to recycle more but to recycle better.

Over 100 bags of rubbish which were detected in the Foxford area led to the prosecution of one of the litter offenders at Foxford District Court this week.

After many successful years catering for the people of Mullingar and surounding areas, Wallace Recycling is now expanding to Longford, Moate, and Athlone.

Large litter bins must be placed at bus stops around the city as the bins already there are always full and overflowing, according to Fine Gael Galway City East candidate Frank Fahy.