Contradicting comments made by his own Environment Minister Barry Cowen earlier in the week, Micheal Martin has today said that water charges are not a ‘red line’ issue, and will not interfere in coalition talks. …
The water charges argument is still wrangling on and it shows no signs of stopping and now it seems there would not be enough money to refund people who have already paid their water charges …
In an unbelievable state of affairs, out-going Taoiseach Enda Kenny has demanded people not only continue to pay but actually sign up to pay for water charges with Irish Water. The outlandish demand came as …
In what can only be described as an absolute disaster for Irish Water, people who have already paid the immoral tax are now saying there is no way they’ll continue to pay the charges and …
There may be a major U-turn regarding water charges in the future as the Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney said the Fine Gael party are willing to budge on the controversial charges. The shocking revelation came …
Irish Water is warning of an email hoax that is being sent under their name and which aim to get personal information from its customers. The email explains that the company is performing an annual account …
Despite massive popular revolts and a huge ongoing popular backlash, Junior Minister Simon Harris TD insists that water charges are here to stay. He also went on to say that 61% of people have paid …
The Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said the current Water charges will remain in effect if Fine Gael and Labour are re-elected to government next spring. Mr Kenny made his comments whist speaking to RTE radio …
According to various reports it is believed that staff at the much hated state utility Irish Water are calling vulnerable pensioners to sickeningly threaten them into paying their water bills. The disgraceful behaviour was reported …
According to various reports the Irish public could face a 50% increase in their Water charges. The news comes after reports that the coalition will continue with current plans to keep the utility’s loans off …
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