All Irish Waste Collection Companies at a Glance

Click on any supplier to view their services, coverage areas and contact details.

AES Recycling logo

AES Recycling

Waste and recycling services across the south-east of Ireland.

Bord na Móna logo

Bord na Móna

National waste collection service backed by one of Ireland's oldest companies.

City Bin Co logo

City Bin Co

Award-winning waste collection serving Galway, Dublin and surrounding areas.

Clean Ireland Recycling logo

Clean Ireland Recycling

Regional waste and recycling provider covering the west and midlands.

Enva logo

Enva

Specialist waste management and recycling services across Ireland.

Greyhound Recycling logo

Greyhound Recycling

Major waste and recycling provider serving Dublin and surrounding areas.

Panda Waste logo

Panda Waste

One of Ireland's largest waste collectors with nationwide coverage.

Thorntons Recycling logo

Thorntons Recycling

Recycling and waste management provider serving the greater Dublin area.

Walsh Waste logo

Walsh Waste

Family-run waste collection company serving Waterford and the south-east.

Wiser Bins logo

Wiser Bins

Waste collection service operating across Dublin and the east coast.

Choosing Waste Companies

All Irish homes are required to be able to provide proof of having a contract with a waste collection company.

Considerations before choosing:

  1. What bins needed (general waste, recycling, organic, glass, combination)
  2. Output volume/bin size
  3. Collection frequency
  4. Budget considerations
  5. Local resources availability

Resources to help you decide:

  • Local authority or council websites
  • NWCPO (National Waste Collection Permit Office) websites
  • Trustpilot for customer reviews
  • Word of mouth from neighbors

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Who Are the Big Names in the Irish Waste Collection Market?

Irish waste collection company comparison
Supplier Name App? Opening Hours Service Rating
Thorntons Recycling Yes Mon - Fri 8 am - 6 pm 2.5/5
City Bin No Mon - Fri 8.30 am - 6 pm; Sat/Bank 9 am - 1 pm 3.6/5
Panda Yes Mon - Fri 8.30 am - 5.30 pm 4.0/5
Greyhound Recycling Yes Mon - Fri 8 am - 6 pm; Sat/Bank 8 am - 3 pm 3.5/5
Wiser Bins No Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm 2.2/5
Bord na Mona No Mon - Thurs 8.30 am - 5 pm; Fri 8.30 am - 4.30 pm 1.6/5
AES No Mon - Thurs 8.30 am - 5 pm; Fri 8.30 am - 4.30 pm 1.6/5

Most providers require their customers to use recycling bins for their waste, however, some use recycling bags.

Commercial Waste Collection Suppliers

Specialists offer services including:

  • Hazardous waste disposal
  • Medical or clinical waste handling
  • Confidential shredding
  • Waste compression unit rental

While it may be possible to find companies who offer one-off services, these tend to be much more expensive, so in the long run, it may be more beneficial financially to create a set-period contractual arrangement with a provider.

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In order to operate and offer their services to the public, waste companies must have an NWCPO (National Waste Collection Permit Office) permit, the code of which should be readily available on their websites or documentation for public verification.

This permit requirement was established in 2007 and is a requirement for all waste collection companies in order to authorise their operations.

What Should I Do If I Am Unhappy with My Waste Collection Service?

If you are dissatisfied with your waste collection service, there are several complaint resources available:

  • NSAI (The National Standards Authority of Ireland) - for poor or unsafe service
  • CPPC (Competition and Consumer Protection Commission) - for contractual breaches or disputes
  • Local authority contact
  • EPA (The Environmental Protection Agency) - for irresponsible disposal or environmental damage

For more information on waste management in Ireland, including disposal options, recycling guides, and environmental policy, visit our main waste hub.