Monday, July 3, 2023

The TV licence that pays for much extra curricular activity

Last year 9,610 people were before the courts for failing to pay their television licence.

How many TV licence dodgers are there in the State? 

What happens next year? Will the citizens be asked again to pay for rugby tickets, trips to far-off lands, chauffeur driven limousines?

Might the management in RTÉ end up before the courts?

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