This is how many people An Post took to court for not paying their TV licence last year

“Bringing people to court is a last resort and only carried out where all other means have failed.”

This is how many people An Post took to court for not paying their TV licence last year
Sun, 25 Feb, 2018 - 18:31

By Gordon Deegan

An Post last year took court proceedings against 11,693 people for not paying their television licence.

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