The vigil for Ashling in Killybegs last night. (Photo Killybegs Community Council Facebook)
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24 Jan 2022
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24 Jan 2022
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Bring your old tree along to recycle
Christmas trees add so much to the festivities and celebrations during this special time of year.
The family really love to see the Christmas tree going up in December as it hails the beginning of a very special time of year. On Christmas morning, children enjoy opening their presents at the foot of the tree.
However, when the sparkle and glitter begin to dull and you feel that it is time to take your natural tree down, you can recycle your trees now until January 29.
Donegal County Council runs the annual service for domestic trees only. Please find below an interactive map, provided by Donegal County Council.
Recycle your "Natural" Christmas tree for free this January with Donegal County Council
— Donegal County Council (@donegalcouncil) January 7, 2022
Free locations across the county are listed, or look at our interactive map - https://t.co/bArVDEaIe2#Donegal #YourCouncil #Treecycling pic.twitter.com/it49BUQgof
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