It Is Free Mattress Recycling Day In Kildare

Sunday, 2 October 2022 11:18

By Ross Lindsay

Mattresses can be brought to Silliot Hill and Roads Depot Celbridge

Kildare residents can get rid of old mattresses for free today.

Kildare County Council are holding a free mattress recycling day at Silliot Hill, Civic Amenity Centre in Kilcullen, and the Roads Department Depot Celbridge.

It is part of an Anti-Dumping Initiative, to stop people leaving these items on the roadside.

Both facilties will be open until 3.00pm.

Soft furniture such as

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