Barna Recycling would like to notify our customers of the following Easter Weekend waste collection arrangements.
Galway City customers, your waste will be collected on Monday 21st of April as normal.
Galway County customers, if your waste collection was scheduled for Monday 21st, your collection will now take place on Saturday 19th April instead.
Please select your county to view the County Council Waste Management Bye Laws in your area.
Since November 23rd 2013, we have been servicing your bins on behalf of Galway City Council. We hope you are happy with the service and look forward to managing your waste collection needs in 2014.
If you have any questions regarding the service or would like to discuss any additional needs with us, please call us on 0818 287 010.
Remember, with Barna you don’t just get a reliable bin collection service you get discounts on Skip Hire and Bring Bank Services.
Terms & Conditions Apply.
New Leitrim County Council Waste Management Bye Laws Introduce Pay By Weight System for all Waste Collection in the County. As a result Barna Recycling Tags & Bags will no longer be available to customers from February 3rd 2014.
Read this article from this weeks Leitrim Observer for more.
“Galway City Council today signed an agreement with Barna Recycling (formerly Barna Waste) for the provision of Household Waste Collection Services to all existing Galway City Council Customers.
Barna Recycling will commence household waste collection, initially on behalf of Galway City Council for a Transition Period, from Monday, 25th November until 31st December 2013.
Galway City Council will continue to manage existing customer accounts for the Transition Period. Barna Recycling will commence the management of existing customer accounts from the 1st of January 2014.
Here at Barna Recycling we have been working hard to develop and launch our new and largest in Connacht composting facility at Carrowbrowne, Galway. We are delighted to announce that it is now fully functional and well on its way to operating to its maximum capacity of dealing with 40,000 tonnes of organic waste annually.
