PROTESTORS against the roll out of water charges are to continue their campaign of taking to the streets in marches that saw some 6,000 people voice their anger at previous demonstrations.
As the campaign gathers pace and intensifies, protestors will take to Limerick again as some 80 demonstrations nationwide are being led to get the Government to abolish the roll out and charges for water.
This Saturday, a number of anti-water charges demonstrations will take place in Limerick where people are being asked to gather at the Treaty Stone, Punches Cross, Claughaun GAA Club and Westbury Shopping Centre from 1pm.
They will then march into the city centre and converge on Bedford Row for a rally around 3pm.
