Sinn Féin is calling for a mass mobilisation of people to protest against water charges in Dublin next month.
The Right2Water campaign, which is organising the demonstration, says it expects an historic turnout for its rally at the Dáil on December 10th.
Around 100,000 people took part in their last protests around the country on November 1st.
Organisers of next month's demonstration say the protest to abolish water charges will go ahead despite the Government’s new package plan announced earlier this week.
The Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams is calling on people to send a strong message to the Government:
Earlier this week, the Taoiseach said the issues causing difficulties, anxieties and concerns for people - over water charges and Irish Water - have been fully addressed by the new package.
Enda Kenny said the Government has listened to the voice of the people and acted on what it has heard.
He added that he hopes people will reflect on the fact that the Government admitted it made mistakes but has been big enough to rectify those mistakes:
