Budget 2015: The public has a thirst for change on water charges
Just days ahead of Budget 2015, tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Dublin to protest against water charges.
Just days ahead of Budget 2015, tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Dublin to protest against water charges. On the same day, the level of anger about the charges was also evident in the results of the Dublin
South-West by-election. Two anti-water charge campaigners took almost 60 per cent of the vote, with Anti- Austerity Alliance candidate Paul Murphy taking the seat and making his maiden speech in the Dáil on the...
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