€400 water fee for those who don't register

Irish Water customers who fail register for their free allowances- could be faced with an annual bill of over €400.

Sun, 02 Nov, 2014 - 10:09

Irish Water customers who fail register for their free allowances- could be faced with an annual bill of over €400.

According to reports in this morning's Sunday Times newspaper, the Commission for Energy Regulation will allow the company to levy a fee of just under €425 on people who don't register for their free household and child allowances.

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