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Protesters from the We Won t Pay Campaign were outisde Irish Water HQ yesterday to complain about the charge.
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Following requediscount patagonia t shirts2sts from the Herald, the company refused to reveal how many PPS numbers that they have received.
Irish Water will not be sharing details of the number of PPS numbers it has received from customers, a statement said.
Irish Water has said that PPS numbers are required to apply for water services allowances and that the numbers would be used to verify the identities of applicants.
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Among the allowances it said that the numbers would be used to verify household water services allowance, unoccupied dwelling allowance and children s water services allowance.
The Herald revealed yesterday how 90pc of Dublin s 468,000 households had no water meter installed on the day that Irish Water started charging for turning on the taps.
The semi state company admitted that just over 40,000 households in Dublin have been fitted with meters and could not say when the remainder would be installed.
However, Irish Water maintained yesterday it was on track to have over 1m water meters installed by the end of 2016.
The exact number of meters that are left to be installed in Dublin is unclear, as some private homes and apartments will not receive a meter such as those off the water mains.
