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The Zero Waste Lifestyle has grown in popularity in recent years, people are actively trying to reduce their plastic consumption.
The Zero Waste Ireland Facebook Group, which provides tips and ideas on zero waste living, has over 10,000 members. One of the administrators of the group, Íde Mhic Gabhann, will give a talk about the Zero Waste Lifestyle at the Cashel Zero Waste Festival on Sunday, April 22.
Íde has a business called ‘Bring Your Own’, which allows people buy loose products which you put into containers you bring yourself. Íde will have a stall at the festival in Halla Na Féile, so visitors will be able to experience zero waste shopping.
There will be a number of other talks, workshops and information stands aimed at helping you manage and reduce your waste and save money at the same time.
To book your place on any of the workshops or find out more about the festival phone or text 086-3191673 or email info@zerowastecashel.ie.
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