Who paid for legal advice on Irish Water?

Irish Water commission legal opinion in the name of self-preservation!
Who paid for legal advice on Irish Water?
Mon, 04 Apr, 2016 - 01:00
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This turkey wants to scrap the vote for Christmas. Commissioning such an opinion is not the remit of Irish Water.

Who paid for these legal services? The taxpayer? The timing is a tad suspicious.

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