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# not-paying - Thursday 10 March, 2016
There has been a sharp rise in Irish Water cancellations since the general election
The revelation will come as a further blow to the future of water charges.
# not-paying - Saturday 29 August, 2015
The story of 'NO' ... 15 moments that have defined the Irish Water protest movement
Not long ago, TheJournal.ie was publishing articles with headlines like ‘Why don’t the Irish protest?’.
# not-paying - Thursday 19 February, 2015
Will Irish Water be hiring debt collectors?
Here’s what the semi-state’s head of communications had to say about possible measures, should bills go unpaid.
# not-paying - Tuesday 3 February, 2015
Tenants who don't pay charges should have their water cut off, say landlords
A large proportion of tenants aren’t planning to pay the charge, Fintan McNamara of the Residential Landlords Association said.
# not-paying - Monday 3 November, 2014
We asked every TD and Senator if they're paying their water charges. Here's what they said...
Most elected representatives intend to pay their water bills, but some won’t and some are undecided….
# not-paying - Friday 24 October, 2014
Clare Daly will get a plumber to increase her water pressure if the Government reduces it
“Sometimes bad laws have to be broken.”
# not-paying - Wednesday 16 July, 2014
How many people aren't paying property tax because their homes have pyrite?
In order to avoid the property tax, a homeowner has to get a certificate confirming the presence of significant pyrite damage.
# not-paying - Thursday 12 April, 2012
The 9 at 9: Thursday
Nine things you need to know this morning…
'I won't pay for bankers' risk-taking': Man says he'll stop paying tax
Patrick McGreal says he will not pay his taxes anymore as the money is being used for bankers, bondholders and services which he believes are substandard. What do you think?
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Poll: When is it acceptable to start eating Easter eggs?
WHILE MANY RETAIL outlets are closed for now, you can still get your hands on easter eggs when you go for a shop.
They’ve been on sale for quite a while, but the Easter Bunny may not actually deliver eggs until Sunday week – Easter Sunday.
Any egg hunts taking place this year will look significantly different to how they may have been before the current crisis, but that doesn’t mean we can’t still tuck into one before then.
So, today we’re asking you: When is it acceptable to start eating Easter eggs?
Poll Results:
Wait until Easter Sunday (742)
I had one last month (370)
I may have one in the next few days (235)
I don't eat Easter eggs (101)
Ah Good Friday is grand (53)
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
Master pastry chef Shane Smith shares his Covid-19 isolation tips and recipes
By Shane Smyth
Tuck in to your weekend food destination with master chef Shane Smyth.
Opinion: Why labelling your emotions can help you cope with coronavirus anxiety
By Professor Brendan Kelly
Opinion: 'Covid-19 is the world's biggest fear. Welcome to my world.' Diary of a man with Cystic Fibrosis
By Trevor O'Sullivan - @elvisrockysly
Trevor O’Sullivan documents his challenges as a person with CF during the Covid-19 crisis.
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