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Kilkenny County Council will be accepting Christmas Trees for recycling at a number of points across the county.
The free recycling centres will dispose of the old trees in an environmentally friendly way, and will be open to the public until January 17. Trees will be chipped and composted.
Free Recycling Centres
Callan: SuperValu car park
Goresbridge: Beside the bottle bank
Freshford: The Square
Ballyragget: Fair Green
Castlecomer: Donaguile Council yard
Urlingford: Entrance to Assumption Place
Piltown: The Pound car park
Thomastown: Quay car park
Graignamanagh: Fair Green car park
Civic Amenity Sites
Dunmore Waste Disposal and Recycling Centre (During Normal Opening Hours Only)
Granny Recycling Centre, Grannagh (During Normal Opening Hours Only)
Chairman of the Castlecomer Municipal District, Cllr Pat Fitzpatrick, urged people to avail of the free recycling facilities in their areas.
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