Rubbish Removal Ballybough
We’re one of top Ireland’s largest man and van rubbish removal company: a same-day service, offering response times as low as 60 minutes within the M50. We do not charge extra for the congestion charge and 100% of our Ballybough vehicles are Euro 6. We recycle/divert over 98% of everything removed from landfill.
Bulky Waste Removal in Ballybough
Cost effective, eco friendly and reliable
We specialize in a cost-effective and on-demand waste disposal facility in Ballybough. No matter how much waste you have and how it is kept, we will have a safe and environmentally friendly solution and we also offer a 24/7 skip hire service. As well as our industry-leading ‘man and truck’ service, we also sell skips and skip bags of various sizes. So, if you’re renovating your home, getting an office space or landscaping your backyard, we’ve got a solution to help you out. Also we do offer all garden waste removal services.
Sofa Removal and Collection Ballybough
We have a great deal of expertise in removing and recycling sofas. We ensure that at least 95 per cent of the waste we receive in London is disposed of from the landfill. In certain cases, we might also be able to pick your sofa on the same day.
Office Clearance Service Ballybough
If you’re relocating or remodeling, our Office Clearance Service will help you get your business started. On the same day, our one or two-person technical teams will eliminate all waste from inside or outside the office with all fair work included.
Bulky Waste Disposal Ballybough
Whether it’s a few bulky things that can be removed from our ‘guy and truck’ service or a wide variety of things that need a Skip Bag or our skip hire service, our bulky waste disposal service is the solution to your waste management needs.
House Clearance Service Ballybough
Our famous ‘man and van’ service is available on a day-to-day basis to assist with house clearances. Our one or two-person teams can eliminate all unnecessary waste from the inside or outside of your property with all fair labor costs included.
Construction Waste Clearance Ballybough
No matter how big or small the job is, our skip bag and skip hire services will be able to meet your waste disposal requirements. Skips can be booked at your convenience through our 24/7 online service, with next day delivery and flexible collection options available.
Ballybough (Irish: An Baile Bocht, “the poor town”) is an inner city district of northeast Dublin city, Ireland. Situated north of Summerhill Parade at The Tom Clarke Bridge which separates Dublin 1 and Ballybough Village Dublin 3. Adjacent areas include the North Strand and Clonliffe. Before its urbanization in the late 19th century, Ballybough was known as Mud Island, owing to its proximity to the mud flats that now form Fairview and environs. Ballybough can be seen on the old maps as the original coast road now replaced by The North Strand Road There is an old Jewish cemetery, Ballybough Cemetery, on Fairview Strand near Ballybough Bridge (now renamed Luke Kelly Bridge) — the bridge that formed the central point of the Battle of Clontarf. Inspired by this cemetery Dublin poet Gerry McDonnell wrote his collection of poetry, ‘Mud Island Elegy’, on the Jewish community of Ireland in the 19th century.
In the distant past, this was a district that attracted characters of ill-repute, drunks, prostitutes, and pirates. James Clarence Mangan used the pseudonym ‘Peter Puff Secundus, Mud Island, near the bog’ to identify with the area. Here the authorities designated an area of burial known colloquially as ‘the Suicide Plot’ from which Bram Stoker derived the idea of the cross for his novel Dracula, the cross being the junction of Clonliffe Road and Ballybough Road.[citation needed] This site now hosts two large advertising billboards which local residents are trying to have removed.[citation needed]
During the land reclamation project of the 19th century, Mud Island was also known, interchangeably, as Friend’s Field or French Field, before it became known by its current name. The village of Ballybough traces its origins to a series of small dwellings known as Ballybough Cottages, which were later demolished to make way for the Dublin Corporation housing project known as Ballybough House.
Close by at Jones’s Road is Croke Park, the headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association. This sports stadium is among the most modern in Europe with a capacity of 82,300. In addition to hurling and Gaelic football, it is used as a concert venue. Here U2 has played to some of its largest audiences. The stadium was where world boxing champion Muhammad Ali defeated ‘Al Blue’ Lewis in a non-title fight in 1972.
Luke Kelly of The Dubliners folk group, for whom Ballybough Bridge over the River Tolka is named, is from the area, as is film director Jim Sheridan (My Left Foot, The Field). Curtis Flemming from Tolka Road played International football for Ireland as did Paddy Moore from Clonliffe Avenue.[citation needed]
Coordinates: 53°21′23″N 6°15′03″W / 53.3565°N 6.2508°W / 53.3565; -6.2508
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Useful Links: National Waste Collection Permit, Irish Waste Management Association
