Water charges freeze may go beyond 9 months, says Enda Kenny

Enda Kenny has signalled that the suspension of water charges could last longer than nine months if necessary, ahead of a commission examining the future of Irish Water’s charging regime.

Water charges freeze may go beyond 9 months, says Enda Kenny

Mr Kenny also confirmed that he held a discussion about a €278,000 European Bank job with Transport Minister Shane Ross, where the latter insisted on an open appointment for the post.

Speaking to reporters, Mr Kenny outlined the minority government’s priorities for the year, which include helping families with costs; lowering the USC; and tackling the housing crisis.

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