Bottle deposit scheme i

To the right, to the right, 

Everyone's going to the right to the right.

Is he a big fan of Russia, Iran, China, North Korea, HAMAS etc?

If it was set up in the same way the glass bottles are this would be a more successful model. Accessible in multiple locations and ease of access rather than trapsing through the shops like a hobo. 

I understand there are challenges on this i.e. the receipt received would need to be universally used, the bins would fill quickly (but make them big enough to take massive volumes) or set them up in bring centres that are dotted around Dublin.

The cans thing. First time returning cans. I get they are cycling through old to new packaging so that will sort itself out eventually but i drink a fair amount of cans at the weekend (don't like drinking from a bottle myself - something about straight from the can especially if 330ml), storing these will be a disaster in the summer with flies everywhere and trying to ensure they don't get dented or crushed etc. especially as the can intake shoots up with the longer nights. 

Awaits Balf.airy reply. 

Thats the thing for me too. The people that are going to use this system are the people that were already recycling. They reckon about two thirds of people recycle their was so this is a move to get the people who dont recycle and incentive to start. I wait to be convinced but I think the people that didnt recycle wont care much and continue as they were. Which means this scheme will fall to those who were recycling except they have been given added expense and inconvenience for someting they already were doing.

Did notice less pressure on the green bin alright. I usually have to get into the green bin and stamp it down before the end of the 2 week cycle. Didn't need to do the last time. So it's one good thing ha

Me too - but we go through a load of 2L 7up free bottles in the gaf and even when squashed down take up loads of room. You're talking about 6 x 2l a week  Didn't realise how much we went through untii I left them aside for this 

"That wont change at all, If im out and about I wont be bringing bottles home and I wouldn't be f**ked recycling them a measly 15c to use in a place I wouldn't normally shop."

It's been in operation here for as long as I remember. If you are out and about you leave your empty bottle by the side of bins, there are always collectors out to pick them up. Especially so at football matches, outside gigs

8c for beer bottles, 15c for glass jars and 25c for plastic and cans