Dublin water protestors jailed for breaching order

Four Dublin water protesters have been jailed for breaching court orders not to interfere with water meter installations.

Dublin water protestors jailed for breaching order
Thu, 19 Feb, 2015 - 15:04

Four Dublin water protesters have been jailed for breaching court orders not to interfere with water meter installations.

Mr Justice Paul Gilligan imposed 28-day sentences on three protesters - Bernie Hughes of McKelvey Avenue, Finglas; Michael Batty of Edenmore Avenue, Raheny; and Derek Byrne of Streamville Road, Donaghmede.

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