Water customers have no access to watchdog

People unhappy with Irish Water have no independent means of redress, ombudsman Peter Tyndall said yesterday.

The ombudsman has called for the extension of his jurisdiction to include public services provided by private bodies.

If people had complaints about Irish Water, they had nowhere to direct them, Mr Tyndall said when launching his first annual report as ombudsman yesterday.

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