County Donegal
Rubbish removal in Donegal
Whether this needs a licence in Ireland
Licence required
Waste Collection Permit
Waste Collection Permit, issued or supervised by the National Waste Collection Permit Office. Ask for the registration number before the work starts and check it on the public register. Check the register: www.nwcpo.ie
Wording approved by Talqero; not yet reviewed by a solicitor
Rubbish removal by town in Donegal
The same trade, town by town. Somebody who searched for their own town should land on their own town.
- Letterkenny
- Buncrana
- Ballybofey
- Gweedore
- Dunlewy
- Donegal
- Carndonagh
- Ballyshannon
- Bundoran
- Leifear
- Derrybeg
- Convoy
- Moville
- Ramelton
- Killybegs
- Muff
- Dungloe
- Raphoe
- Newtown Cunningham
- Millford
- Falcarragh
- Greencastle
- Glenties
- Castlefin
- Kilmacrenan
- Ardara
- Manorcunningham
- Killygordon
- Fahan
- Kildrum
- St Johnston
- Rathmullan
- Mountcharles
- Clonmany
- Ballyliffin
- Bridge End
- Burnfoot
- Meenlaragh
- Brinlack
- Cnoc Na Muirleog
- Larganreagh
- Creeslough
- Dunkineely
- Kerrykeel
- Tieveborne
- Rann Na Feirste
- Carrigans
- Loughanure
- Burtonport
- Dunfanaghy
- Carrick
- Kilcar
- Pettigoe
- Culdaff
- Annagary
- Quigley’s Point
- Carrigart
- Glencolumbkille
- Malin Beg
Rubbish removal: what the job involves
Having a load of rubbish taken away and disposed of lawfully — bulky furniture, garden waste, DIY rubble, a shed’s contents — by a permitted collector who loads it for you. The one question that matters is the waste collection permit number.
How long it takes: Usually an hour or two on site for a van load; heavy rubble, stairs or a long carry make it longer.
The full guide to rubbish removal — the steps, what is included, the Irish rules, paperwork and questions to ask.
County Donegal: what the figures say
County Donegal has 61,575 households and 3,164 active construction businesses (2023) — about 19 homes for every firm, against about 23 across Ireland. The figure covers construction as a whole, not any one trade.
Central Statistics Office, 2023
What the work usually involves
- House and garage clearances
- Garden waste removal
- Bulky items
- Builders’ rubble
What to put in your task
- What needs to go, and roughly how much
- Photos of it
- Where it is — upstairs, garage, garden
- Whether anything is hazardous, such as paint or asbestos
County Donegal in figures
Construction as a whole. The CSO does not publish enterprise counts per trade at county level, so this figure is not a count of any one trade.
Rubbish removal · Donegal
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