Mob rule not the way to fight water charges

My blood boiled when watching the 9 o’clock news as the partner of Paul Murphy said she felt frightened and intimidated when six gardai called to their home.

Wed, 11 Feb, 2015 - 00:00

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How does she think our Tánaiste and her employees felt when they were trapped for hours in a car by a mob banging incessantly on the roof?

Peaceful protest YES ! Mob rule NO !

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