There are 58 bottle bank locations throughout Limerick city and county which are managed by the Environment Department.
The nearest bring bank facilities are available at:
- Adare
- Crescent Shopping Centre
- Mungret Civic Amenity Centre
Glass, aluminium cans and steel cans are the materials that can be deposited.
Limerick City:
- Childers Road Retail Park
- Crescent Shopping Centre
- Dock Road
- Jetland Shopping Centre
- Liddy Street
- Limerick School of Art & Design, Clare Street
- Mary Immaculate College, South Circular Road
- O'Callaghan Strand
- Park Road, Rhebogue
- Parkway Shopping Centre
- Queen of Peace Church car park
- Corbally Baths, Silverbrook, Mill Road Corbally
- Southill Church
- Villiers School, North Circular Road
- Watchhouse Cross
- Woodview
County Limerick:
- Adare Heritage Centre
- Ardagh Community Hall
- Ardpatrick, Four Cross Roads
- Ashford - Ashford Tavern Car Park
- Askeaton Shopping Centre Car Park
- Athea (Beside graveyard in village)
- Ballyorgan (Beside National School)
- Bruff GAA grounds
- Bruree/Rockhill (Centre of village)
- Broadford (Beside handball alley)
- Cappamore Community Centre
- Carrigkerry Service Station
- Castletroy - Plassey Credit Union Limited, Plassey,
- Crescent Shopping Centre
- Croom (Church Car Park)
- Doon (Car park opposite graveyard)
- Fedamore (Beside National School)
- Feenagh Community Hall
- Foynes Flying Boat Museum
- Galbally, Tipperary Road
- Glin (Beside GAA field)
- Granagh Service Station
- Gortadroma Waste & Recycling Centre
- Hospital, Knockainey Road
- Kilfinnane (Beside graveyard)
- Kilbehenny Community Hall
- Kilmallock Recycling Centre
- Kilteely Village
- Knockdown - Knockdown Arms Car Park
- Knocklong (Beside GAA field)
- Loughill Village
- Monagea Community Hall
- Monaleen Stores, Castletroy
- Mountcollins (Beside GAA field)
- Murroe Community Hall
- Newcastle West Recycling Centre, Station Road
- Oola Community Hall
- Pallasgreen Community Hall
- Raheenagh Community Hall
- Rathkeale Area Office, New Line
- Shanagolden (Adjacent to Community Hall)
- Tournafulla Community Hall
- Templeglantine Community Hall
Options for Dealing with Unwanted Textiles:
- Clean clothes & household textiles can be donated to charity shops – you can check locations & opening hours on the MyWaste Textile Locator Map, remember always donate instore & never leave items outside if the shop is closed.
- Return to retail – H&M, Primark and TK Maxx all offer instore return
- You can donate via PostBack an Oxfam/An Post Initiative.
- You can resell or donate items on various online resale platforms locally & nationally;
- Check out local community initiatives such as Gear Swapping and schools initiatives for Halloween Costumes & Christmas Jumpers
- Remember – sometimes you don’t always need to buy a new item like pillows & duvets – why not extend the life of these items by using a laundry or self-service laundry option now available at many garage forecourts & shopping centres.
- Check out MyWaste for tips & tricks for managing textile waste.