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Big news for anyone who's ever been told their device can't be repaired.
New EU Right to Repair rules mean manufacturers must now make devices easier to fix and spare parts more accessible.
What this means for you:

✅ Cheaper repairs
✅ Longer lasting devices
✅ Less e-waste
✅ More power to the consumer
Ireland's local repair shops are ready for this and you can find one near you right now on techstuff.ie/repairs.
Did you know about the Right to Repair? Share this with someone who needs to.
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Got old tech at home? Don't bin it. 💚
techstuff.ie helps you find the right path for your device.

♻️ Resell it — turn it into cash
🔧 Repair it — find a trusted local shop
🔄 Reuse it — give it a second life
🗑️ Recycle it — dispose of it responsibly

Whatever condition it's in there's always a better option than landfill.
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techstuff.ie — Making Technology Circular Buy or sell pre-owned devices, find a local repair shop, locate a recycling centre or donate to schools. All technology deserves a second life.

87 repair shops now live on techstuff.ie/repairs. And we're just getting started. 🔧
From Clare to Cork, Dublin to Donegal local tech repair shops right across Ireland, all in one place.
If you need a repair find your nearest shop at techstuff.ie/repairs.
If you run a repair shop listing is free and takes minutes. Get in front of thousands of people looking for exactly what you do.
👉 techstuff.ie/repairs
Tag a local repair shop that should be on here 👇

We've been sitting on this news for a little while and we're delighted to finally share it! 🎉
techstuff.ie has been selected for the CIRCULÉIRE Circular Venture Accelerator 2026 one of only eight ventures chosen from across Ireland to take part in this brilliant programme run by Irish Manufacturing Research.
I spent two days in Mullingar last week with an incredible group of founders, working on how we grow techstuff.ie into the platform Ireland needs for dealing with old tech responsibly resell, repair, reuse and recycle, all in one place.
Massive thanks to the CIRCULÉIRE and IMR team and to everyone who has supported us on this journey so far. Big things ahead. 🌿

Sustainability Sunday 🌿
Ireland generates over 100,000 tonnes of e-waste every year.
But most of it doesn't have to end up there. A repaired phone stays in use. A sold device finds a new home. A recycled laptop keeps harmful materials out of the ground.
Small actions add up to real change.
If you repaired, sold or recycled a device this year — you're already part of the solution. 💚
Share this if you agree 👇
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🏫 We are absolutely delighted to announce the launch of our very first TechStuff4Schools collection at Corofin National School this week 💚
Got an old phone, tablet or laptop gathering dust at home? Donate it through the school and 100% of the proceeds go directly to Corofin NS. Working or broken we want them all!
📅 Drop off: Monday 15th – Friday 19th June
Every child is bringing home a pack Monday with everything you need flyer, donation slips and a pen so there's no excuse not to fiill in the slip😄 We even threw in a little air freshener so every school run this week is a reminder to grab that old phone from the drawer before you leave!
📍 Thanks to all shops in Corofin flyers and slips are available at the counters and extra donation slips are available at Daybreak, thanks to Alan O'Callaghan 🙌
A massive thank you to The Printed Source for producing all the materials 🙏
Working devices that have been reset raise the most funds for the school so if you can back it up and wipe it before dropping it in, you'll be making the biggest possible difference.
Full guide at 👉 techstuff.ie/schools
Let's make Corofin proud 💪
The Printed Source

We want to know who's your favourite local tech shop in Clare? 🏆
Whether it's your go-to for repairs, the place you got a great deal on a refurbished phone, or just somewhere with brilliant service tag them below 👇
Clare's best local tech shops are listed on techstuff.ie and if your favourite isn't there yet, nominate them in the comments and we'll reach out to get them added.
Let's shine a light on the brilliant local tech businesses right here in Clare. 💚
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Great to see initiatives like this popping up around the country. Every device dropped off is potentially one less in landfill and contributing to keeping Irelands e-waste figures down.

♻ ERP Ireland are hosting a FREE Household Electrical Recycling Drop-Off Day this weekend.

Residents are invited to take this opportunity to responsibly dispose of unwanted, broken, or outdated household electrical items. Any item with a plug, cable, or battery can be recycled, including used vapes.

Event details:

📍 The Mart, Kilrush
📅 Saturday, June 13
⏰ 10am – 4pm

This initiative offers a convenient way to declutter your home at no cost while contributing positively to environmental protection.

Members of the public are also encouraged to bring along used batteries in support of the Batteries for Barretstown initiative.

Please remember electrical items should never be disposed of in general waste bins.

Why pay full price when pre-owned does the job just as well? 💸
Browse phones, laptops and tablets from real sellers across Ireland on techstuff.ie Ireland's circular tech marketplace.
✅ Better prices
✅ Irish sellers
✅ Free to browse
✅ Better for the planet
Whether you're upgrading or just looking for a bargain pre-owned tech is the smarter choice.
👉 techstuff.ie/marketplace
Tag someone who's been talking about getting a new phone 👇

Before you bin it, fix it. 🔧
Most devices that end up in landfill could have been repaired for a fraction of the cost of buying new.
A cracked screen. A dying battery. A laptop running slow. These are all fixable and there are brilliant local repair shops across Ireland that can do it.
techstuff.ie has a directory of local repair shops so you can find someone near you in minutes.
Support local. Save money. Keep your device out of landfill.
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Tag a friend who always buys new instead of fixing 👇