WEEE Ireland

In the market for a new appliance? Or maybe you're cleaning out the garden shed this summer? We want to remind you to dispose of your old WEEE safely and correctly! ♻️ Whether you're disposing of an old kitchen appliance, power tools, lawnmower or any electrical item, remember you can recycle your WEEE for FREE! Find out what and where to recycle, including all participating We'll Take It Back electrical retailers, here: https://lnkd.in/dPxzBsFi

Final Call for Schools - Just 3 Days Left! ♻️🔋 The countdown is on! With only 3 days remaining until the WEEE Ireland Schools Battery Recycling Competition closes, now’s your chance to make a final push. Gather any remaining batteries from classrooms, offices, and storage areas - you might be surprised what’s still tucked away! Encourage students and staff to bring in any used batteries from home too. There’s still time to be in with a chance to win a €2000 Sports Equipment Voucher for your school but don’t delay! Make sure to request your collection of at least 10 x 5kg boxes by: 📆 Friday 1st May 2026 Get involved, get recycling, and secure your school’s entry before time runs out! 👇 https://lnkd.in/efHkZV2r

Ireland Schools Battery Competition Closes for Entries THIS FRIDAY! ♻️🔋 There's 4 Days until the WEEE Ireland Schools Battery Recycling Competition closes for entries, so it's time to round up those last batteries and be in with a chance to win €2000 Sports Equipment Voucher for your school! Every Battery Counts, so make sure you check every desk, cupboard or drawer for any batteries that still need recycling and remind everybody to be on the look out for any last batteries. Request a collection of at least 10 x 5kg boxes by: 📆 Friday 1st May 2026 And your school will be automatically be entered into the competition! 👇 https://lnkd.in/efHkZV2r

Carlow residents invited to free e-waste and battery recycling events this May ♻️ Coming to four Carlow locations, householders are strongly encouraged to take part and get rid of their unwanted electrical waste! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dKg8xf_N Carlow County Council

Happy #EarthDay everyone! 🌎🌿 Remember, we all can play an important role in protecting our planet - recycling items like WEEE, batteries & lighting can make all the difference so let's work together this year for a more sustainable future!

This month, WEEE Ireland are reminding the Agri sector to recycle all your batteries, in particular Farm Fence batteries. 🔋 Farmers 👨🏼🌾 Drop back your old farm fence batteries to the supplier you purchased the battery from. Distributors 🚜 As the not for profit compliance scheme representing the Farm fence importers, WEEE Ireland are calling on all Co-ops and distributors to the Agri sector to participate in the collection program. https://lnkd.in/es_b9faE

In the market for a new appliance? Or maybe you're cleaning out the garden shed this summer? We want to remind you to dispose of your old WEEE safely and correctly! ♻️ Whether you're disposing of an old kitchen appliance, power tools, lawnmower or any electrical item, remember you can recycle your WEEE for FREE! Find out what and where to recycle, including all participating We'll Take It Back electrical retailers, here: https://lnkd.in/dMkiDD7c

Never Bin Batteries – Always Recycle for Free ♻️🔋 Lithium batteries are everywhere - powering our smartphones, laptops, tablets, e-bikes, and more. But did you know they can overheat or even catch fire if not handled properly? Accidents and injuries from lithium batteries are on the rise, so it’s important to use and dispose of them safely. ✅ Top Tips for Lithium Battery Safety • Choose wisely – Buy from reputable sources and registered suppliers • Use the right charger – Stick to manufacturer-recommended chargers and batteries • Follow instructions – Always read and follow the guidelines • Check for recalls – Stay informed and act quickly if needed • Charge safely – Monitor devices while charging and unplug when done • Don’t use damaged batteries – Avoid batteries that are swollen, leaking, or overheating • Store safely – Keep batteries in a cool, dry place away from children and pets • Recycle responsibly – Never bin batteries or battery-powered devices—always recycle for free Recycling batteries and battery powered products helps conserve natural materials, reduce environmental impact, and keep our homes safe. Find your nearest free recycling drop off point and learn more: https://lnkd.in/eYe2Us-g Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment The Irish Waste Management Association (IWMA) KMK Metals Recycling Ltd.

With 73% of Irish consumers shopping online, WEEE Ireland is reminding people to make the switch to smarter, more sustainable shopping habits by recycling old devices when buying new ones. Did you know? When you purchase a similar electrical item — online or in-store — retailers in Ireland must accept your old device for FREE recycling. ♻️ Learn more now: https://lnkd.in/evigFbfR

Did you know that for every 10 AA batteries sold only 4 are recycled? They could be in old keyboards, mice, speakers or at the back of your desk drawer!🔋 WEEE Ireland’s Battery Recycling Challenge is urging businesses to become a battery recycling point for their staff, calling on them to gather their waste batteries and safely recycle them in one of our Blue Battery Boxes.♻️ Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/dEbNMFbg