Sky cries foul over pub fee breaches

EIGHTY civil actions are in progress against pubs for failing to pay SKY full commercial rates to screen Premiership matches.

Sky cries foul over pub fee breaches
Sat, 06 Nov, 2004 - 00:00
Noel Baker

A further 50 cases are being prepared in a crackdown on publicans avoiding Sky payments.

Recently, there have been 25 out-of-court settlements here, with one pub in Killarney handing over €10,000.

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