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Recycle at 70 Donegal Bring Banks Recycle at 70 Donegal Bring Banks www.recyclemore.ie to always know where Glass Mixed Aerosol Textiles Food & Cans Drink Town Address Cans Annagry Car Park, Annagry Texaco Filling Ardara Station, Killybegs Road. Co-operative Society Arranmore Island Car Park Car Park, Market Ballyshannon Yard, Ballyshannon Behind Marley's Brocagh shop, Cloghanbeg, Cloghan Carpark adjacent to Buncrana Tourist Office Supervalu, Cockhill Buncrana Rd. Bundoran Seafront Car Park Bundoran Town Bundoran Council Car Park Breslin's Londis Bundoran Supermarket, West End. The Foot Inn carpark, Burnfoot Burnfoot Burt GAA Pitch Car Park. On pier at BIM ice Burtonport plant Bryson Recycling Carndonagh Centre, Malin Rd., Carrick Lay By, Line Road, Carrick Umlagh, Carrigart. Carrigart (beside graveyard) Main Street, Churchill Churchill. Clonmany Village Carpark Mannies Bar & Convoy Restaurant car park, Main Street, Convoy. Car Park on Main Creeslough Street. Go! Petrol Station, Culdaff Culdaff. Molloy’s Derrybeg Supermarket Donegal County Donegal Town Council PSC, Drumlonagher. John O’Donnells pub Doochary car park Beach car park, Downings Downings Market Square, Dunfanaghy Dunfanaghy Bryson Recycling Dungloe Centre Údarás Industrial Estate Community Centre Dunkineely Carpark Falcarragh Beside Parish Hall Entrance to Car Park Fintown at Boyle’s Pub, Layby on the Carrick Glencolumbcille Road Glenswilly Church Carpark Glengad Village Shop Naomh Conaill GAA Glenties Grounds Beside the Parish Gortahork Hall, Gortahork Outside Pier Wall, Greencastle Greencastle Urlar Factory Car Kilcar Park. Tolands Top Killea Garage Killahoey Beach car park. Council Car Park, Killybegs Shore Road, Killybegs The Curragh Killygordon Housing Estate, Killygordon Kilmacrennan At the bridge Bryson Recycling Laghey Centre Bryson Recycling Centre, Letterkenny Carnamuggagh, Letterkenny 1: Dunnes Stores Letterkenny Car Park 2: Letterkenny Letterkenny Public Services Centre. 3: Alcorns Garden Letterkenny Centre, 4. Kelly's Centra, New Letterkenny Mountain Top Parochial Hall Car Lettermacaward Park Donegal County Lifford Council Machinery Yard. Community Centre Maghery car park Parochial Hall, Malin Malin (Culdaff side) Post Office / New Malin Head Seaview Tavern Opposite Marian Manorcunningham Park Bryson Recycling Milford Centre, Moyle Road, Milford Glebe Lane, Mountcharles Mountcharles Glencrow Business Moville Park. Parish hall car Muff park, Muff. Kernan’s Filling Newtowncunningham Station Beside Public Pettigo Toilets (opp Parish Hall) Car Park at Narin Portnoo Beach, Portnoo Car Park opposite Portsalon Golf Club, Portsalon Community Hall, Quigley's Point Quigleys Point Rathmullan The Pier Kernans Filling Ramelton Station, Moorfield. Raphoe Hardware Opening Hours Raphoe Mon – Sat 8.30am – 5.30pm Rossnowlagh Beach carpark Bryson Recycling Stranorlar Centre, Railway Road. Go! Filling Station St Johnston (Lifford Side) Picnic Area, West Tory Island Town. .
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