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20th Dec 2016

Introducing Irish Air – Pay For Every Breath

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I think it’s fair to say everyone in Ireland is outraged regarding the introduction of the water charges. However, perhaps it’s time we started stockpiling bottles of air alongside the buckets of water…

If you liked this then check out our exclusive photo series of the Irish Water protest.

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