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Carlow has 25 free bring banks
Carlow County Council has reminded householders AGAIN not to put their glass bottles and glass jars into their recycling or general waste bins.
People are being encouraged to use one of the 25 free bring banks across the county instead.
Carlow County Council wish to remind #householders NOT to put their #Glassbottles and #Glassjars into their #recycling or #generalwaste bins.
— CarlowCountyCouncil (@Carlow_Co_Co) May 23, 2019
Why not use one of our 25 #free #bringbanks instead. #binsorted #wasteintherightplace #recyclinglistirl @JannetteKOB @volunteercarlow pic.twitter.com/ezrmW9AvIa
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