Dublin households to face bin charges after waiver expires

A bin charge waiver operated by the Greyhound waste company in Dublin is due to expire today.

Dublin households to face bin charges after waiver expires
Sun, 01 Apr, 2012 - 11:53

A bin charge waiver operated by the Greyhound waste company in Dublin is due to expire today.

Around 50,000 households in the capital will now face new bin charges.

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