Waste challenge

THE former Lord Mayor of Cork, Joe O'Callaghan, says he is incensed by his bin charges (Irish Examiner, April 7).

Wed, 13 Apr, 2005 - 01:00

I am incensed that, in nine weeks, any household could put a total of 236kg in a wheelie bin, and 47kg in one week only.

Mr O'Callaghan's family may be "adept" at recycling. How many are they - 50?

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