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  1. Where can I dispose of my Christmas Tree?

    Christmas trees are taken free of charge at
    Donohill Recycling Centre, Donohill
    Cashel Civic Amenity Site, Cashel
    Fair Green, Carrick-on-Suir
    Nenagh Recycling Centre, Nenagh
    Roscrea Recycling Centre, Roscrea
    Templemore Town Park, Templemore
    Parnell Street Car Park, Thurles.
    They can be disposed of after Christmas at appointed times.
     

  2. 2023 Civic Amenity Christmas Opening Hours

    Waller’s Lot, Cashel Recycling Centre, Carrigeen Clonmel Recycling Centre, Donohill Recycling Centre, Nenagh Recycling Centre and Roscrea Recycling Centre.

    Christmas Opening Hours 2023\24

    • Monday 18th December 08.30 – 16.30
    • Tuesday 19th December 08.30 – 16.30
    • Wednesday 20th December 08.30 – 16.30
    • Thursday 21st December 08.30 – 16.30
    • Friday 22nd December 08.30 – 15.30
    • Saturday 23rd December 09.00— 12.45

     

    • Sunday 24th December – Thursday 28th December Closed

     

    • Friday 29th December 08.30 – 15.30
    • Saturday 30th December 09.00— 12.45

     

    • Sunday 31st December and Monday 1st January Closed

     

    • Tuesday 2nd January Normal hours resume Christmas tree Recycling 2023\24.

     

    • Christmas Trees can be dropped off Free of Charge for recycling from Tuesday the 2nd January - Saturday 13th January at the following locations when open.

      • Clonmel Recycling Centre Carrigeen, Clonmel
      • Waller’s-Lot Recycling Centre Cashel
      • Donohill Recycling Centre, Tipperary
      • Fair Green Car Park Carrick- on- Suir
      • Nenagh Recycling Centre, Nenagh
      • Roscrea Recycling Centre, Roscrea
      • Templemore Town Park, Templemore
      • Town Park, Car Park, Thurles (opposite Farm Building)
      • County Council Depot Cahir Business Park, Cahir

  3. Christmas Tree Recycling

    Local authorities may provide drop off points for natural Christmas trees at civic amenity or other sites.

  4. Burning of Waste Regulations

    Prohibition on the Burning of Waste Regulations

    This information does not purport to be and should not be considered a legal interpretation of the legislation referred to herein. It is important to understand that the burning of waste is not acceptable it poses a health and environmental hazard. Burning waste generally produces a lot of smoke and toxic chemicals which can be inhaled also deposited onto land and vegetation being incorporated into the food-stream.

    Burning of waste includes, but is not limited to:

  6. Street Decoration

    Local authorities may decorate public spaces with floral displays, trees, flags, decorations and lights for public events, festivals and Christmas.