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Protest against Irish Water meters continues in Donaghmede

Women pictured dancing around vans at scene in north Dublin suburb

A number of anti-water charge protesters have gathered in Donaghmede in Dublin. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times
A number of anti-water charge protesters have gathered in Donaghmede in Dublin. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times
Wed Nov 19 2014 - 13:04

A protest against the installation of water meters by Irish Water is continuing in Donaghmede in Dublin.

About 60 protesters are on the scene at Grange Road and the company claims they are preventing work going on.

A total of 13 Irish Water vans are parked on the road and a number of women were pictured dancing around them this morning.

Irish Water said it was aware of a protest taking place in Donaghmede and said gardaí were at the scene.

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There is a High Court order in place against a number of protesters ordering them not to interfere with the installation work.