Water protester's trial 'first of its kind'

A Dublin protester's trial for obstructing Irish Water is a test case and one of the first of its kind, a court heard.

Water protester's trial 'first of its kind'
Wed, 10 Dec, 2014 - 14:31

By Tom Tuite

A Dublin protester's trial for obstructing Irish Water is a test case and one of the first of its kind, a court heard.

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