Limerick waste waiver scheme to be scrapped

A waiver scheme for waste collection in Limerick City is set to be axed in January and up to 4,000 disadvantaged people could have to pay in full for rubbish collections.

Limerick waste waiver scheme to be scrapped

A waiver scheme for waste collection in Limerick City is set to be axed in January and up to 4,000 disadvantaged people could have to pay in full for rubbish collections.

It was reported today that the City Council plans to abolish the waiver scheme after the Attorney General informed officials that the scheme was operating illegally because the waste collection service was now privately run.

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