24/10/2021
24/10/2021
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The Kilkenny Campaign Against Home and Water Taxes held a protest outside Labour TD, Ann Phelan’s constituency office on Patrick Street on Saturday, as part of a coordinated campaign of local demonstrations around the country.
“Labour have shown themselves to be the enemies of working people in Ireland, and we will not let them off the hook over this unjust Property Tax,” said Kay Brennan, campaign PRO.
“They are cracking under the pressure of their angry constituents with five Labour TDs having jumped ship already.”
As letters from Revenue land on people’s doorsteps around the county, the campaign responded by delivering 100 postcards to Ann Phelan on Monday. The postcards carry the message ‘Axe the tax, or watch your vote collapse’.
Ray D'arcy is backing the event
If James Stephens are to cause an upset on Sunday they will need to put a halt to TJ Reid. Pic: Piaras O'Midheach/Sportsfile
Ciara Clarke in action for the Kilkenny Firsts during their Irish Hockey Trophy clash with Armagh at Kilkenny College. Picture: Mark Desmond
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