Court places injunctions on water meter protestors - one could face jail

Injunctions stopping eight anti-water charge protesters obstructing the installation of meters in North Dublin have been reinstated.

Court places injunctions on water meter protestors - one could face jail
Thu, 02 Oct, 2014 - 14:32

Injunctions stopping eight anti-water charge protesters obstructing the installation of meters in North Dublin have been reinstated.

A ninth protester Colin McGettrick of Edenmore in Raheny could still face jail.

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