100 of the controversial e-voting machines are to be sold off for charity
The MD of KMK recycling, Kurt Kyck first proposed the idea last week after he bought the equipment from the government for 70-thousand euro.
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The company is due to collect the first batch in Co. Wexford this morning, and in total they’ll process around 7-and-a-half-thousand of them.
Most will be broken down for recycling, but the proceeds from the sales of 100 will go towards Barretstown, which works with seriously ill children.
