A new app will allow punters to enter a draw to win prizes up to €10,000 by simply by putting litter in the bin.
Prizes vary from €5 all the way to a special €10,000 one off monthly draw to be won this month.
Entry is free and all punters need to do to be in with a chance is take a picture of themselves putting their litter in the bin and post it on the LitterLotto app with a caption.
Each time litter is binned, an entry is sent into the LitterLotto app, allowing users to be in for a chance to win spot prizes.
Read more: People of Dublin urged to tackle ‘crucial issue’ of litter and climate change
Those taking part will also be able to boost their chances of winning by inviting their contacts to join the app too.
LitterLotto recently came to Ireland and McDonald's have partnered with them to encourage people to " bin rubbish responsibly".
McDonald’s Head of Partnerships Louise Page said: “We are very excited to be partnering with LitterLotto here in Ireland and work together to help further incentivise people to take pride in their local community and bin rubbish responsibly.
"It is also very exciting to give people the opportunity to also win some amazing monetary and spot prizes all while making positive change in their community”.
Chief Marketing Officer at LitterLotto Simon Jacobs said he was "certain" the oceans and rivers will be cleaner as a result of the app.
He said: “ We’re absolutely delira and excira to be launching LitterLotto in the Republic of Ireland with our exclusive partners, McDonald’s!
"We’ll be working together to incentivise people to bin their litter responsibly and experience the joy of winning prizes through the LitterLotto app."
He added: "By working together, we’re certain we’ll be able to achieve our ultimate goal of reducing litter, protecting wildlife and clearing our rivers and oceans of waste material - and making more waste available for recycling. So, download LitterLotto now, you’ve got to Bin It To Win It!”
Read more: Thirty prosecutions for littering in south Dublin as council commended for tackling dumping
Read more: Three crews of firefighters battle wildfire in Howth after 'dry spell' of weather
Sign up to the Dublin Live Newsletter to get all the latest Dublin New straight to your inbox.
