Noonan: We govern for the reasonable people

The Finance Minister Michael Noonan said some of the anti-water charge protestors "don't want to pay at all" before he was heckled and jeered at an event in Limerick today.

Noonan: We govern for the reasonable people
Mon, 17 Nov, 2014 - 13:40

The Finance Minister Michael Noonan said some of the anti-water charge protestors "don't want to pay at all" before he was heckled and jeered at an event in Limerick today.

Around 80 anti-water charges protesters gathered outside the Absolute Hotel in the city to voice their anger at the charges.

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