VIDEO: Anti-water charge protesters claim Cork deputy mayor snubs petition

A row has broken out in Cork City Council after the deputy Lord Mayor of Cork refused to accept a petition of 15,000 Irish Water boycott signatures from anti-water charge protesters last night.

VIDEO: Anti-water charge protesters claim Cork deputy mayor snubs petition
Tue, 26 May, 2015 - 09:20

A row has broken out in Cork City Council after the deputy Lord Mayor of Cork refused to accept a petition of 15,000 Irish Water boycott signatures from anti-water charge protesters last night.

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