Your Monday morning news round-up

Irish Water has sent bills to 90,000 ghost houses; Relatives of four of the victims of the Berkeley balcony collapse have thanked the public for their support; and Bobbi Kristina Brown, daughter of the late Whitney Houston, has died. Here’s this morning’s irishexaminer.com round-up.
Your Monday morning news round-up
Mon, 27 Jul, 2015 - 01:00

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Not a ghost of a chance of Irish Water bills being paid

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