Bin tax protestors vow to go to jail

Anti-bin tax protesters are vowing to go to jail over a High Court injunction restraining them from blockading Dublin City Council rubbish collections.

Bin tax protestors vow to go to jail
Thu, 09 Oct, 2003 - 08:58

Anti-bin tax protesters are vowing to go to jail over a High Court injunction restraining them from blockading Dublin City Council rubbish collections.

There are 12 individuals are due back in court this morning after yesterday refusing to call off their action.

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