Over the past year, there have been endless discussions about what the government is going to do about the TV licence structure as more and more refuse to pay for it
RTE will receive €725 million in public money over the next three years as part of it.
While more details are likely to come out about the model, there are still thousands of people who will avoid paying the €160 fee. Who has to pay for a TV licence? Anyone who has a TV, or equipment capable of receiving a television signal must have a TV licence.However, no matter how many TVs you have in the house, you only need one TV licence.
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