More than 60 people who took out licences since inspectors visited or who are entitled to free licences have their summonses struck out
At Dublin District Court on Friday, Judge Anthony Halpin dealt with more than 100 cases in which An Post had alleged failure to pay the TV licence fee. Photograph: Collins Courts
At Dublin District Court on Friday, Judge Anthony Halpin dealt with what he described as a “rather short” list of more than 100 cases in which An Post alleged failure to pay the €160 licence fee. Jennifer Morgan BL, for An Post, presented all the cases, which arose from visits by TV licence inspectors last September and October to homes in areas including Dublin 4, Dublin 6, Dublin 15, Dublin 18 and Malahide.
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