Trim Recycling Centre: Opening Hours, Address & Charges

County Meath recycling guide · 2026

Trim Recycling Centre: Opening Hours, Address & Charges

If you searched for Trim Recycling Centre, the key site is at Manorlands on Summerhill Road. This guide explains the address, opening hours, entry fee, bulky waste charges, accepted household items, map, phone numbers and what to check before loading your car or trailer.

Independent Recycling Centre Ireland guide. Charges, site rules and bank-holiday hours can change, so phone first for bulky, hazardous, van, trailer or unusual loads.

Quick answer for Trim residents

Trim Recycling Centre is located at Manorlands, Summerhill Road, Trim, Co. Meath, C15 P2HE. MyWaste lists it as a civic amenity/recycling centre with free electrical/battery recycling drop-off and lightbulb drop-off.

The normal opening time listed for Trim is Monday to Saturday, 8:30am–4:45pm. It is closed on bank holidays, Sundays and public holidays, so do not rely on old screenshots or social posts before travelling.

Best one-minute phone script

Say this: “I am coming to Trim Recycling Centre with [item]. Can you confirm if it is accepted today, the charge, and whether I need to separate it before arriving?”

The official pages show the main number as 046 9293436. Mobile numbers differ between public listings, so use the official Trim page and main number first if you need current confirmation.

Opening hours

Trim Recycling Centre Opening Hours 2026

Trim Recycling Centre is listed as open Monday to Saturday from 8:30am to 4:45pm. The site is closed on bank holidays, and Meath County Council’s recycling-centre guidance says Navan, Kells and Trim are closed on Sundays and public holidays.

Day Hours listed Resident note Before travelling
Monday 8:30am – 4:45pm Useful for sorted recyclables and small household loads. Phone first for bulky, van, trailer or hazardous items.
Tuesday 8:30am – 4:45pm Good day to avoid heavier weekend traffic. Separate materials before you leave home.
Wednesday 8:30am – 4:45pm Bring WEEE, batteries and lightbulbs to the correct drop-off area. Ask staff if unsure.
Thursday 8:30am – 4:45pm Practical midweek visit for cardboard, glass and garden waste. Check extra charges for non-recyclables.
Friday 8:30am – 4:45pm Can be busier before the weekend. Do not arrive close to closing with a large load.
Saturday 8:30am – 4:45pm Useful for working households, but often busier. Go early and sort the car boot first.
Sunday / Public holiday Closed Do not leave waste outside the gate. Use the next confirmed opening day.

Bank-holiday warning: Trim Recycling Centre is listed as closed on bank holidays. Phone before travelling if your visit is around Easter, Christmas, St Patrick’s Day, June bank holiday, August bank holiday or October bank holiday.

Charges

Trim Recycling Centre Charges: Entry Fee, Black Bags, Green Waste and Bulky Items

Oxigen’s Trim page lists an entry gate fee of €2. It also lists charges for black bags, green waste, oils, paint cans, mattresses, couches, carpets, rugs, toys, bathroom items and several van/trailer categories. Treat all prices as “check before travel” because public site charges can change.

Item / load type Charge shown on official page What to confirm Mistake to avoid
Entry gate fee €2 Applies per customer/vehicle visit. Do not assume it covers charged waste.
Black bag / non-recyclable goods €5 per bag Ask if the bag contains mixed material. Do not mix recyclables into black bags.
Waste oil / cooking oil €1 per litre Bring sealed, manageable containers. Do not spill or mix oils.
Household paint cans €1 each Ask about quantity and condition. Do not hide paint in general waste.
Green waste car load Gate fee only for 2 bags weekly, extra bags charged Keep grass and hedge clippings free from clay, stones and plastic. Do not bring mixed garden rubble as green waste.
Mattress / couch / carpet / rug Item charges apply Phone first with the exact item size. Do not arrive late with bulky items.
Vans and larger trailers Higher charges apply Confirm vehicle/load category before travel. Do not assume car pricing applies to vans.

Simple money rule: the €2 gate fee is not a “dump everything” charge. Bulky, non-recyclable, green-waste, oil, paint, van and trailer loads can cost extra.

Accepted household items

What Can You Bring to Trim Recycling Centre?

The official Trim page lists accepted materials for domestic householders only, including aluminium cans, food tins, plastic bottles, Tetra Pak cartons, glass bottles and jars, newspapers, magazines, cardboard, garden waste, car batteries, household batteries, fluorescent tubes, oils, ink cartridges, mobile phones, gas cylinders, scrap metal, clothes and electrical appliances.

Dry recyclables

  • Clean cardboard and food boxes.
  • Paper, newspapers, magazines and junk mail.
  • Plastic bottles, washed and with no lid where required.
  • Tetra Pak cartons such as milk and juice cartons.

Glass, metal and batteries

  • Green, brown and clear jars/bottles, sorted by colour.
  • Aluminium cans and foil trays.
  • Food tins and metal cans, washed.
  • Car batteries and household batteries.

WEEE and extras

  • Large and small electrical appliances.
  • TVs and computer monitors.
  • Fluorescent tubes and lightbulbs.
  • Mobile phones, ink cartridges and scrap metal.

Preparation rule: clean, dry and separated items move faster through the site. Keep glass separate by colour, flatten cardboard, wash tins, and keep batteries out of black bags.

Item helper

What Are You Bringing to Trim Recycling Centre?

Use this helper before leaving home. It answers the real question behind searches such as “Trim recycling centre charges”, “Trim dump opening hours”, “Trim civic amenity site” and “where to bring bulky waste in Trim”.

Select the item type

Do this: keep cardboard, paper and magazines clean, dry and separate before arrival.

Ask if unsure: phone 046 9293436 if the material is wet, dirty, mixed or attached to non-recyclable items.

Before you go

Before Visiting Trim Recycling Centre: Senior-Friendly Checklist

This checklist is for Trim households, older residents, carers, tenants, landlords and families doing a shed, garden, attic or garage clear-out.

1

Sort at home

Separate cardboard, paper, glass, tins, batteries, WEEE, clothes, scrap metal, garden waste, black bags and bulky items before you leave.

2

Check if it has a charge

Mattresses, couches, carpet, green waste, oils, paint cans, non-recyclable bags, vans and trailers may cost more than the gate fee.

3

Bring payment

Expect the entry gate fee and any item-specific charges. Phone first if you are unsure about payment method or load category.

4

Go early for big loads

Do not arrive near 4:45pm with a trailer, bulky waste, furniture, green waste or multiple bags.

5

Ask staff before unloading

If the item is unusual, hazardous, sharp, heavy or mixed with other material, ask staff where it should go.

Do not dump outside the gate. Leaving items at the entrance when the centre is closed can cause litter, safety and enforcement problems.

Bulky waste

Trim Recycling Centre Bulky Waste: Mattresses, Couches, Carpet, Rugs and Large Items

Trim Recycling Centre accepts bulky household items with charges applying. The official page lists prices for king, double and single mattresses, divan beds, couches, carpet/lino rolls, rugs, chairs, patio furniture, toys, bathroom items and domestic food waste.

Bulky item Charge shown Before you go Common mistake
King size mattress €30 Confirm price and handling before travel. Arriving near closing time.
Double mattress €20 Ask about topper or duvet separately. Thinking topper is included.
Single mattress €15 Keep dry if possible. Bringing multiple items without checking.
3-seater couch €20 Ask if corner couch pricing applies. Not checking size category.
2-seater couch €15 Phone first if it is oversized or recliner-style. Assuming all chairs are the same price.
Large carpet / lino roll €25 Roll and secure it safely. Mixing with other rubbish.
Large plastic toy €5 Remove batteries first. Putting battery toys in general waste.

Practical rule: if the item takes two people to lift, phone first. Prices above are useful guidance, but the site decides based on item type and current rules.

Green waste

Trim Recycling Centre Green Waste Charges: Grass, Hedge Clippings, Branches and Shrubs

The Trim page lists green waste charges for household loads, including grass, trees, branches and shrubs. Green waste must be clean. Clay, stones, plastic bags, rubble and household waste can cause problems.

Green waste load Charge shown How to prepare
2 bags of greens in a car Gate fee only once weekly; extra bags charged Keep bags free from soil, stones and plastic.
Single axle trailer €10 + €2 gate fee Confirm trailer size before travel.
Double axle trailer €20 + €2 gate fee Check if larger trailer rules apply.
Small van of greens €10 + €2 gate fee Ask staff if it contains branches or mixed garden material.

Garden warning: green waste is not the same as garden clear-out rubbish. Keep it to natural plant material unless staff confirm otherwise.

Special items

Items Trim Residents Should Not Guess With

Some items can create safety, contamination or legal problems if they are placed in the wrong area. Use MyWaste, WEEE Ireland, ERP Ireland or the Trim centre phone number before moving them.

Item Why to check first Safer action
Batteries and vapes Fire risk if damaged or mixed into general waste. Use battery/WEEE drop-off and ask staff where to place them.
Paint, aerosols, herbicides and pesticides Hazardous household handling may be needed. Check accepted household hazardous waste rules first.
Gas cylinders Pressurised container risk. Ask the centre or return through supplier route where required.
Wood, MDF, chipboard and laminate Charges apply and solid wood rules can differ. Phone first with the exact material type and vehicle size.
Commercial / van loads Commercial and vehicle-size charges can apply. Confirm category before loading.
Nearby options

Nearby Meath Recycling Centres: Navan, Kells and Dunboyne

If Trim Recycling Centre is not suitable for your route, Meath also has recycling centre options in Navan, Kells and Dunboyne. Hours, operators and rules can differ, so check the official page for each site before travelling.

Navan Recycling Centre

Useful for residents closer to Navan or when comparing Meath civic amenity options.

Kells Recycling Centre

Useful for North Meath households and residents closer to the Cavan Road side of Kells.

Dunboyne Recycling Centre

Check separate Dunboyne hours because they are not identical to Navan, Kells and Trim.

Map & video help

Trim Recycling Centre Map and Helpful Recycling Video

The map below is for Trim Recycling Centre at Manorlands, Summerhill Road. Use it for directions only. It does not confirm current charges, queuing, bank-holiday hours or whether a special item is accepted today.

Map warning: do not leave bags, furniture, mattresses or electrical items outside the centre if it is closed. Use the centre only during confirmed opening hours.

Helpful video: where should I go with my waste?

I could not verify a current official Trim Recycling Centre video for this exact page. The video below is from My Waste Ireland and is included as general recycling guidance. Use the official Trim page and Meath County Council links for live site decisions.

Phone and official links

Trim Recycling Centre Contact Details

The main Trim Recycling Centre phone number shown across official listings is 046 9293436. MyWaste and Oxigen show different secondary mobile numbers, so use the main number or the official page when confirming current details.

Need Use this route What to prepare
Opening hours MyWaste / Meath / Oxigen / phone Day you plan to visit and item type.
Charges Official Trim page or phone Item list, car/trailer type and quantity.
WEEE / batteries Trim centre or WEEE finder Electrical item type and battery type.
Bulky waste Phone Trim centre Photo, item size and whether it is clean/dry.
Van or trailer load Phone before loading Vehicle type, waste type and load size.
FAQ

FAQ: Trim Recycling Centre Opening Hours, Address and Charges

Where is Trim Recycling Centre?

Trim Recycling Centre is at Manorlands, Summerhill Road, Trim, Co. Meath, C15 P2HE.

What are Trim Recycling Centre opening hours?

Trim Recycling Centre is listed as open Monday to Saturday from 8:30am to 4:45pm. It is closed on Sundays, public holidays and bank holidays.

What is the Trim Recycling Centre phone number?

The main number shown across official listings is 046 9293436. Use the official Trim page or phone line for the latest secondary mobile contact.

How much is the entry fee at Trim Recycling Centre?

The official Trim page lists an entry gate fee of €2. Bulky, green waste, oils, paint, black bags, vans and trailers can have extra charges.

Can I bring electrical items and batteries?

Yes. MyWaste lists Trim Recycling Centre as a free electrical/batteries recycling drop-off and lightbulb drop-off location. Ask staff where to place them safely.

Can I bring mattresses, couches and carpet?

Yes, bulky household items are listed with charges applying. Phone 046 9293436 before loading large items.

Can I bring green waste to Trim Recycling Centre?

Yes, green waste such as grass, hedge clippings, branches and shrubs is listed, but charges and load rules apply. Keep green waste free from clay, stones and plastic.

Can I bring paint cans, aerosols or pesticides?

Household paint cans, aerosol cans, herbicides and pesticides are listed under hazardous waste on the official Trim page. Check current rules and charges before travelling.

Can I bring commercial waste or a van load?

Charges are listed for commercial/van categories and larger loads. Phone first with your vehicle type and material before loading.

Can I leave items outside if the centre is closed?

No. Do not leave bags, furniture, mattresses, boxes or electrical items outside the gate. Use confirmed opening hours or arrange an authorised collection route.

Official and Helpful Links Used in This Guide

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