Gormley: Elected mayor could impose congestion charge

Dubliners could be hit with a congestion charge when the city’s first directly elected mayor takes office in five years' time.

Gormley: Elected mayor could impose congestion charge

Dubliners could be hit with a congestion charge when the city’s first directly elected mayor takes office in five years' time.

Environment Minister John Gormley today claimed there was a “crying need” for such an office and said he or she should be able to impose a congestion charge if needed.

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