Irish Water refusing to say how many have paid bill, says TD

Irish Water have refused to reveal the number of people who have paid their water charges.

Wed, 10 Jun, 2015 - 19:56

Irish Water have refused to reveal the number of people who have paid their water charges.

Speaking in the Dáil today, Dublin South West TD Paul Murphy said that he submitted a Freedom of Information request to Irish Water to find out how many people have paid their water bill.

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