Water charges were ‘too much too soon’, according to NUI Galway report

The Government attempted “too much too soon” when it tried to introduce water charges, according to a new report on the failed efforts to implement a tariff as part of the establishment of the Irish Water utility.

Fri, 14 Sep, 2018 - 06:10

By Joe Leogue

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