Garda whistleblower arrested for taking part in Irish Water protest; Limerick gardaí find body of man stabbed in head; and 10 places to soak up the sun on your lunch break. These are some of the latest and most read news on irishexaminer.com this lunchtime.

The water charge protest has politicised and energised Irish citizens who are no longer willing to take things lying down; A man who stopped taking medication ’to suppress sexual urges’ has been jailed for an attack on a woman; and a police volunteer denies shooting dead a suspect who was pinned to the ground. These are some of the latest and most read news on irishexaminer.com this evening.

Gardaí are likely to issue court summonses to United Left TD Joan Collins and party councillor Pat Dunne in relation to a water meter protest in Crumlin, south Dublin.

Dublin South Central TD Joan Collins has been arrested following a protest against water charges.

Fears are growing for the safety of a Cork college student, a woman was injured during a water protest, and Raheem Sterling was apparently filmed inhaling the legal high nitrous oxide. These are some of the latest and most read news stories on irishexaminer.com this morning.

A mass boycott campaign intended to kill off water charges has been launched.

A Labour senator has claimed that supporters of the water charges have effectively been gagged from expressing their view.

A lone protester forced the abandonment, last night, of the second meeting of Cork City Council in a row.

Four water charges protes-ters were yesterday freed from jail by the president of the High Court after he upheld their claims that they were unlawfully detained in Mountjoy Prison under a committal warrant that contained a number of errors.

Irish Water has set a final deadline of January 31, 2016, for householders to register with the company and still get back some or all of any money they may have been overcharged up to then.

The Garda investigation file on the estimated 37 people arrested in relation to the anti-water charge protest involving Tánaiste Joan Burton last November is due to be sent to the State prosecutor next week.

A Minister was delayed from leaving an event in Dublin today by anti-water charges protestors.

Government Ministers have strongly criticised a number of protests against the installation of water meters.