How can WEEE help you?
Where can I recycle?
Do you have electrical, battery or lighting waste? Recycle it FREE through our authorised collection points.
Use the interactive map to find your nearest local recycling centre, Public Collection Day, Electrical Retailer and Bulb Exchange Store. Waste portable batteries can be recycled at your local newsagent.
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18th June 2026
Consumers recycled a record 21.1 million electronic and electrical waste items in Ireland in 2025, up from 18.8 million in 2024, new data shows. But despite the record performance, the country’s largest e-waste recycling scheme warned that the European measurement system fails to capture the full picture of the nation’s recycling...
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Small Things Matter!
Recycling waste batteries, electrical and lighting equipment allows valuable resources including plastics, metals and glass to be recovered for further use in manufacturing, and ensures hazardous waste is disposed of safely helping to protect our environment.
From fridges to phones, laptops to lawnmowers, toys to power tools and everything in between – every piece of e-waste matters.
So when its reached the end of its useful life, return your electrical and electronic waste to your local authority recycling centre (at no charge) or participating electrical retailers (where’s there’s no purchase necessary), and drop waste lightbulbs to local authority recycling centres and hardware and lighting stores nationwide.
