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Tuesday February 14, 2006 18:41
by Ringsend against the Bin Tax
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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8pics are copyright of Paula Geraghty
Following the truck!
No bag left unturned.
Monitoring the situation.....
No doubt lot of those bin tax demands ended up where they belong- in the back of the bin truck.
the green recycling bin, perhaps!
Great to see - we are doing our best on this side of the city , too :
this issue , and the protest against it , is bringing people together - one good result from this bad idea !
We should keep our protests going - there are , no doubt , bigger issues (and costs!) which the system will throw at us in the future ; at least now they know that we are not all sheep .
Sharon .
name and address redacted as per request P.Geraghty
Official letter (c) Paula Geraghty
letter with name and address redacted as per P.Geraghty request
official letter demanding bin tax arrears (c) Paula Geraghty 2006
Paula gets fotos up on time.
All is well with the wordld (sic).
Well done to the Communities in Cabra and Ringsend. We are now into the 5th week since the Council made the announcement that the whole of Dublin City would be effected by non collection within 4 weeks.
At the monthly Council meeting on the 6th of Feb over 200 people turned up at City hall to voice their protest over non collection and to support the motion that was on the Agenda. To collect all bins in the interest of public health and also because the legal process is not exhausted. It was defeated by 18 votes to 15 votes. Needless to say the Lab/FG/PD/Green coalition voted it down.
Our case will be heard in the Circuit Court on the 20th of March.