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Taoiseach has admitted some households will face higher bin charges

Latest: People who are worried about the new bin charges are being advised to study their accounts.

Taoiseach has admitted some households will face higher bin charges

Wed, 28 Jun, 2017 - 11:19

Update 4.20pm: People who are worried about the new bin charges are being advised to study their accounts.

The changes will see all flat-rates scrapped and make customers pay by weight, or by lift.

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