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Palatine Square - Greyhound bin collection is continuing as normal tomorrow BOTH GENERAL WASTE BAGS(yellow) and RECYCLED WASTE BAGS(clear) will be collected COVID-19 GUIDELINES -Bags should be put out the night before -
Anger as Dublin bin customers told they must move from plastic bags to wheelie bins | Independent.ie
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Greyhound Pushes Customers to Switch from Bags to Bins - Dublin Inquirer
Bagging rubbish is 'encouraging fly-tipping' on Dublin streets
Greyhound waste company say people are warned before they receive fines
Unwanted dog stuffed in bin bag and thrown into river has found a new home - Mirror Online
Greyhound may stop collecting bin bags in the capital after worker pricked by syringe - Irish Mirror Online
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Waste collectors may stop collecting bin bags from 900 streets for 'health and safety reasons' | Independent.ie
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Rubbish everywhere at Chester retail park as shopping trolleys are being turned into overspill bins - Cheshire Live