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Collection of Household Kerbside Waste Areas Designated Where Bags May Be Collected on Or After 1St July 2016 Collection of household kerbside waste Areas designated where bags may be collected on or after 1st July 2016 ABBEY STREET LOWER DUBLIN 1 ABBEY STREET UPPER DUBLIN 1 ALDBOROUGH PARADE DUBLIN 1 ALEXANDER TERRACE DUBLIN 1 AMIENS STREET DUBLIN 1 ANGELSEA ROW DUBLIN 1 BELLA AVENUE DUBLIN 1 BELLA PLACE DUBLIN 1 BELLA STREET DUBLIN 1 BELMONT PLACE DUBLIN 1 BELVEDERE COURT DUBLIN 1 BERESFORD LANE DUBLIN 1 BOLTON STREET DUBLIN 1 BUCKINGHAM STREET LOWER DUBLIN 1 BUCKINGHAM STREET UPPER DUBLIN 1 CAMPBELL'S ROW DUBLIN 1 CAPEL STREET DUBLIN 1 CATHAL BRUGHA STREET DUBLIN 1 CATHEDRAL STREET DUBLIN 1 CAVENDISH ROW DUBLIN 1 CHARLES STREET GREAT DUBLIN 1 CHARLEVILLE MALL DUBLIN 1 COBURG PLACE DUBLIN 1 CUMBERLAND STREET DUBLIN 1 DENMARK STREET DUBLIN 1 DOMINICK PLACE DUBLIN 1 DOMINICK STREET DUBLIN 1 DORSET LANE DUBLIN 1 DORSET STREET LOWER DUBLIN 1 DORSET STREET UPPER DUBLIN 1 DUNNE STREET DUBLIN 1 EARL PLACE DUBLIN 1 EMERALD PLACE DUBLIN 1 EMERALD STREET DUBLIN 1 FINDLATER PLACE DUBLIN 1 FITZGIBBON STREET DUBLIN 1 FOLEY STREET DUBLIN 1 FOURTH AVENUE DUBLIN 1 FRENCHMAN'S LANE DUBLIN 1 GARDINER PLACE DUBLIN 1 GARDINER ROW DUBLIN 1 GARDINER STREET DUBLIN 1 GEORGES HILL DUBLIN 1 GEORGES PLACE DUBLIN 1 GLOUCESTER LANE DUBLIN 1 Page 1 of 21 Issued 01/06/2016 Collection of household kerbside waste Areas designated where bags may be collected on or after 1st July 2016 GRANBY ROW DUBLIN 1 GRENVILLE STREET DUBLIN 1 HALSTON STREET DUBLIN 1 HARDWICKE PLACE DUBLIN 1 HARDWICKE STREET DUBLIN 1 HEALY STREET DUBLIN 1 HENRIETTA STREET DUBLIN 1 HENRY STREET / MARY STREET DUBLIN 1 HILL STREET DUBLIN 1 JAMES JOYCE STREET DUBLIN 1 JERVIS LANE UPPER DUBLIN 1 JERVIS STREET DUBLIN 1 KILLARNEY AVENUE DUBLIN 1 KILLARNEY STREET DUBLIN 1 KING STREET DUBLIN 1 LANGRISHE PLACE DUBLIN 1 LINENHALL STREET DUBLIN 1 LISBURN STREET DUBLIN 1 LITTLE MARY STREET DUBLIN 1 LOFTUS LANE DUBLIN 1 LURGAN STREET DUBLIN 1 MARKET SQUARE ( Off Green Street) DUBLIN 1 MARLBOROUGH STREET DUBLIN 1 MAYOR STREET UPPER DUBLIN 1 MOORE LANE DUBLIN 1 MOORE STREET DUBLIN 1 MOUNTJOY PARADE DUBLIN 1 MOUNTJOY SQUARE EAST DUBLIN 1 MOUNTJOY SQUARE NORTH DUBLIN 1 MOUNTJOY SQUARE SOUTH DUBLIN 1 NORTH EARL STREET DUBLIN 1 NORTH FREDERICK STREET DUBLIN 1 NORTH GREAT CLARENCE STREET DUBLIN 1 NORTH GREAT GEORGE'S STREET DUBLIN 1 NORTH STRAND ROAD DUBLIN 1 O'CONNELL STREET DUBLIN 1 ORIEL STREET LOWER DUBLIN 1 ORIEL STREET UPPER DUBLIN 1 PARNELL PLACE DUBLIN 1 PARNELL SQUARE, WEST, NORTH, EAST DUBLIN 1 PARNELL STREET DUBLIN 1 PORTLAND ROW DUBLIN 1 PORTLAND STREET NORTH DUBLIN 1 PRESTON STREET DUBLIN 1 PRINCE'S STREET NORTH DUBLIN 1 Page 2 of 21 Issued 01/06/2016 Collection of household kerbside waste Areas designated where bags may be collected on or after 1st July 2016 RICHMOND COTTAGES DUBLIN 1 RICHMOND COTTAGES NORTH DUBLIN 1 RICHMOND CRESCENT DUBLIN 1 RICHMOND PARADE DUBLIN 1 RICHMOND STREET NORTH DUBLIN 1 RUSSELL STREET DUBLIN 1 RUTLAND COTTAGES DUBLIN 1 RUTLAND COTTAGES DUBLIN 1 RUTLAND PLACE DUBLIN 1 RUTLAND PLACE NORTH DUBLIN 1 RUTLAND STREET LOWER DUBLIN 1 RYDER'S ROW DUBLIN 1 SACKVILLE LANE DUBLIN 1 SACKVILLE PLACE DUBLIN 1 SAINT ANTHONY'S PLACE DUBLIN 1 SEAN MACDERMOTT STREET LR. DUBLIN 1 SEAN McDERMOTT STREET DUBLIN 1 SECOND AVENUE DUBLIN 1 SEVILLE PLACE DUBLIN 1 SEVILLE TERRACE DUBLIN 1 SHAMROCK COTTAGES DUBLIN 1 SHAMROCK PLACE DUBLIN 1 SHAMROCK TERRACE DUBLIN 1 SHERRARD COURT DUBLIN 1 SHERRARD STREET LOWER DUBLIN 1 SHERRARD STREET UPPER DUBLIN 1 SIMMON'S PLACE DUBLIN 1 ST. MARY'S PLACE NORTH DUBLIN 1 STORE STREET DUBLIN 1 SUMMER PLACE DUBLIN 1 SUMMER STREET NORTH DUBLIN 1 SUMMERHILL DUBLIN 1 SUMMERHILL PARADE DUBLIN 1 SUMMERHILL PLACE DUBLIN 1 TALBOT LANE DUBLIN 1 TALBOT PLACE DUBLIN 1 TALBOT STREET DUBLIN 1 TEMPLE LANE NORTH DUBLIN 1 TEMPLE LANE NORTH AND SOUTH DUBLIN 1 TEMPLE STREET DUBLIN 1 TERRACE PLACE DUBLIN 1 TERRACE PLACE NO. 17,18 W/B DUBLIN 1 THIRD AVENUE DUBLIN 1 THOMPSONS COTTAGES DUBLIN 1 WILLIAM STREET NORTH DUBLIN 1 Page 3 of 21 Issued 01/06/2016 Collection of household kerbside waste Areas designated where bags may be collected on or after 1st July 2016 WILLIAM'S PLACE LOWER DUBLIN 1 WILLIAM'S PLACE UPPER DUBLIN 1 KEVIN STREET LOWER DUBLIN 2 REDMOND'S HILL DUBLIN 2 WEXFORD STREET DUBLIN 2 YORK STREET DUBLIN 2 ADAIR LANE DUBLIN 2 ADELAIDE ROAD DUBLIN 2 ALBERT COURT EAST DUBLIN 2 ALBERT PLACE EAST DUBLIN 2 ALBERT PLACE WEST DUBLIN 2 ALBERT TERRACE DUBLIN 2 ANGLESEA STREET DUBLIN 2 ANNE STREET SOUTH DUBLIN 2 ANNE'S LANE DUBLIN 2 ASDILL'S ROW DUBLIN 2 ASTON PLACE DUBLIN 2 ASTON QUAY DUBLIN 2 AUNGIER STREET DUBLIN 2 BAGGOT COURT DUBLIN 2 BAGGOT RATH PLACE DUBLIN 2 BAGGOT STREET LOWER DUBLIN 2 BALFE STREET DUBLIN 2 BASS PLACE DUBLIN 2 BEDFORD ROW DUBLIN 2 BELL'S LANE DUBLIN 2 BENSON STREET DUBLIN 2 BOW LANE EAST DUBLIN 2 BOYNE STREET DUBLIN 2 BRACKEN'S LANE DUBLIN 2 BRITAIN QUAY DUBLIN 2 BRUNSWICK DUBLIN 2 BRUNSWICK PLACE DUBLIN 2 BURGH QUAY DUBLIN 2 BYRNES LANE DUBLIN 2 CAMDEN BUILDINGS DUBLIN 2 CAMDEN COURT DUBLIN 2 CAMDEN PLACE DUBLIN 2 CAMDEN STREET LOWER DUBLIN 2 CAMDEN STREET UPPER DUBLIN 2 CARDIFF LANE DUBLIN 2 CARDS LANE DUBLIN 2 CARLINGFORD PARADE DUBLIN 2 CASTLE MARKET DUBLIN 2 CASTLE STREET DUBLIN 2 Page 4 of 21 Issued 01/06/2016 Collection of household kerbside waste Areas designated where bags may be collected on or after 1st July 2016 CECILIA STREET DUBLIN 2 CHARLEMONT MALL DUBLIN 2 CHARLEMONT PLACE DUBLIN 2 CHARLEMONT STREET DUBLIN 2 CHARLOTTE WAY DUBLIN 2 CHATHAM LANE DUBLIN 2 CHATHAM ROW DUBLIN 2 CHATHAM STREET DUBLIN 2 CHURCH LANE DUBLIN 2 CITY QUAY DUBLIN 2 CLANWILLIAM PLACE DUBLIN 2 CLARE LANE DUBLIN 2 CLARE STREET DUBLIN 2 CLARENCE PLACE GREAT DUBLIN 2 CLARENDON MARKET DUBLIN 2 CLARENDON ROW DUBLIN 2 CLARENDON STREET DUBLIN 2 CLONMEL STREET DUBLIN 2 COLLEGE GREEN DUBLIN 2 COLLEGE STREET DUBLIN 2 CONVENT CLOSE DUBLIN 2 CONVENT PLACE DUBLIN 2 COPE STREET DUBLIN 2 COPPINGER ROW DUBLIN 2 CORK HILL DUBLIN 2 CORN EXCHANGE PLACE DUBLIN 2 CRAMPTON QUAY DUBLIN 2 CRANE LANE DUBLIN 2 CREIGHTON STREET DUBLIN 2 CROW STREET DUBLIN 2 CROWN ALLEY DUBLIN 2 CUFFE LANE DUBLIN 2 CUFFE STREET DUBLIN 2 CUMBERLAND COURT DUBLIN 2 CUMBERLAND ROAD DUBLIN 2 CUMBERLAND STREET SOUTH DUBLIN 2 CURVED STREET DUBLIN 2 DAME COURT DUBLIN 2 DAME LANE DUBLIN 2 DAME STREET DUBLIN 2 DAWSON COURT DUBLIN 2 DAWSON STREET DUBLIN 2 DENZILLE LANE DUBLIN 2 DIGGES LANE DUBLIN 2 DIGGES STREET UPPER DUBLIN 2 Page 5 of 21 Issued 01/06/2016 Collection of household kerbside waste Areas designated where bags may be collected on or after 1st July 2016 D'OLIER STREET DUBLIN 2 DOWLING'S COURT DUBLIN 2 DRURY STREET DUBLIN 2 DUKE LANE DUBLIN 2 DUKE LANE UPPER DUBLIN 2 DUKE STREET DUBLIN 2 EARLSFORT TERRACE DUBLIN 2 EBLANA VILLAS DUBLIN 2 ELY PLACE DUBLIN 2 ELY PLACE UPPER DUBLIN 2 ERNE PLACE DUBLIN 2 ERNE PLACE LOWER DUBLIN 2 ERNE STREET LOWER DUBLIN 2 ERNE STREET UPPER DUBLIN 2 ERNE TERRACE FRONT DUBLIN 2 ERNE TERRACE REAR DUBLIN 2 ESSEX STREET EAST DUBLIN 2 EUSTACE STREET DUBLIN 2 EXCHANGE COURT DUBLIN 2 EXCHEQUER STREET DUBLIN 2 FADE STREET DUBLIN 2 FENIAN STREET DUBLIN 2 FITZWILLIAM COURT DUBLIN 2 FITZWILLIAM LANE DUBLIN 2 FITZWILLIAM PLACE DUBLIN 2 FITZWILLIAM SQUARE EAST DUBLIN 2 FITZWILLIAM SQUARE NORTH DUBLIN 2 FITZWILLIAM SQUARE SOUTH DUBLIN 2 FITZWILLIAM SQUARE WEST DUBLIN 2 FITZWILLIAM STREET LOWER DUBLIN 2 FITZWILLIAM STREET UPPER DUBLIN 2 FLEET STREET DUBLIN 2 FORBES STREET DUBLIN 2 FOSTER PLACE DUBLIN 2 FOWNES STREET LOWER DUBLIN 2 FOWNES STREET UPPER DUBLIN 2 FREDERICK STREET SOUTH DUBLIN 2 GEORGE'S QUAY DUBLIN 2 GLOUCESTER STREET SOUTH DUBLIN 2 GLOVER'S ALLEY DUBLIN 2 GORDON PLACE DUBLIN 2 GRAFTON STREET DUBLIN 2 GRAND CANAL QUAY DUBLIN 2 GRAND CANAL STREET LOWER DUBLIN 2 GRANT'S ROW DUBLIN 2 Page 6 of 21 Issued 01/06/2016 Collection of household kerbside waste Areas designated where bags may be collected on or after 1st July 2016 GRATTAN COURT EAST DUBLIN 2 GRATTAN PLACE DUBLIN 2 GRATTAN STREET DUBLIN 2 GREEN STREET EAST DUBLIN 2 GREENORE TERRACE DUBLIN 2 HAGAN'S COURT DUBLIN 2 HANOVER QUAY DUBLIN 2 HANOVER STREET EAST DUBLIN 2 HARCOURT ROAD DUBLIN 2 HARCOURT STREET DUBLIN 2 HARCOURT TERRACE LANE DUBLIN 2 HARMONY ROW DUBLIN 2 HARRY STREET DUBLIN 2 HATCH LANE DUBLIN 2 HATCH PLACE DUBLIN 2 HATCH STREET LOWER DUBLIN 2 HATCH STREET UPPER DUBLIN 2 HAWKINS STREET DUBLIN 2 HERBERT LANE DUBLIN 2 HERBERT PLACE DUBLIN 2 HERBERT STREET DUBLIN 2 HOGAN AVENUE DUBLIN 2 HOGAN PLACE DUBLIN 2 HOLLES PLACE DUBLIN 2 HOLLES ROW DUBLIN 2 HOLLES STREET DUBLIN 2 HUME STREET DUBLIN 2 ISLAND VILLAS DUBLIN 2 JAMES'S PLACE EAST DUBLIN 2 JOHNSON PLACE DUBLIN 2 JOHNSON'S COURT DUBLIN 2 JOSHUA LANE DUBLIN 2 KEVIN STREET LOWER DUBLIN 2 KILDARE STREET DUBLIN 2 KING STREET SOUTH DUBLIN 2 LAVERTY COURT DUBLIN 2 LEESON LANE DUBLIN 2 LEESON PLACE DUBLIN 2 LEESON STREET LOWER DUBLIN 2 LEINSTER LANE DUBLIN 2 LEINSTER MARKET DUBLIN 2 LEINSTER STREET SOUTH DUBLIN 2 LEMON STREET DUBLIN 2 LIME STREET DUBLIN 2 LINCOLN PLACE DUBLIN 2 Page 7 of 21 Issued 01/06/2016 Collection of household kerbside waste Areas designated where bags may be collected on or after 1st July 2016 LITTLE FITZWILLIAM PLACE DUBLIN 2 LOMBARD STREET EAST DUBLIN 2 LONGFORD STREET LITTLE DUBLIN 2 LORD EDWARD STREET DUBLIN 2 LOVE LANE EAST DUBLIN 2 LUKE STREET DUBLIN 2 MACKEN STREET DUBLIN 2 MACKIES PLACE DUBLIN 2 MAGENNIS PLACE DUBLIN 2 MAGENNIS SQUARE DUBLIN 2 MARK STREET DUBLIN 2 MARK'S LANE DUBLIN 2 MEADE'S TERRACE DUBLIN 2 MEETING HOUSE SQUARE DUBLIN 2 MERCER STREET LOWER DUBLIN 2 MERCER STREET UPPER DUBLIN 2 MERCHANT'S ARCH DUBLIN 2 MERRION PLACE DUBLIN 2 MERRION ROW DUBLIN 2 MERRION SQUARE EAST DUBLIN 2 MERRION SQUARE NORTH DUBLIN 2 MERRION SQUARE SOUTH DUBLIN 2 MERRION
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