As the deadline for registering with Irish Water rapidly approaches, Sinn Fein’s deputy leader has said she will not pay water charges, despite registering with the semi-state body. This comes while anti-austerity campaigners distributed new …
If the Coalition thought that public anger over Irish Water and water charges had dissipated after their petty concessions, they better think again. Thousands took to the streets in Dublin yesterday and elsewhere to …
Once again, the thousands of people have marched the streets showing their opposition to water charges. From the smallest towns and counties to Dublin’s city centre, people braved the cold and have vowed that they …
The people’s fight against the imposition of water charges continues today, as protesters gather at locations nationwide to make their voices be heard loud and clear. The message? We will not pay. In the capital, …
After a period of simmering calm, the people of this country will once again make their voices heard against the impending water charges. A major protest is scheduled in Dublin tomorrow, Saturday. Protestors will march …
President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins should not sign the Water Services Bill, according to Sinn Féin. The opposition party will ask the president not to sign the bill into law and will seek signatures …
Opposition TDs have reacted angrily to the Dáil’s passage of the Water Services Bill. Socialist party TD Ruth Coppinger claimed there were government TDs who would ‘privatise their own mother’. The Water Services Bill passed …
100,000 people. 100,000 voices, delivering a clear, direct message to the Government: ‘Enda Kenny, not a penny’. The people’s roar for justice and fairness has soared across the Dublin skies once again, drifting right into …
‘The ignorant mind, with its infinite afflictions, passions, and evils, is rooted in three poisons; greed, anger, and delusion.’ So the saying goes. And Mr. Varadkar, never one to make particularly smart comments, so …
Right-2-Water is claiming up to 100,000 people are currently marching in Dublin against water charges. Kildare St, where the Dail is located, is currently sealed off at all entrances. Gardai are said to have the …
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