Tens of thousands of people are expected, according to organisers.
A protest against water charges is being held in Dublin today, as the Right2Water group seek the abolition of water charges and not just the suspension of them.
The demonstration began at 1:30 pm this afternoon with protestors gathering at three different points, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Connolly Station and Heuston Station to march towards St Stephen’s Green.
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Here we go #righttowater #Right2Water connolly pic.twitter.com/sV2OuRM7Hd
— Pajosmashup 🦁 (@Pajosmashup) September 17, 2016
Big crowd at the Connolly Station meeting point! #Right2Water #Sept17 pic.twitter.com/nofG7HfP6O
— Jon Wallace 🍉 (@Astraea_1974) September 17, 2016
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