A Donegal Right2Water activist says he sees no evidence of a split in the anti water charges campaign.
Philip Mc fadden says there will be tactical voting in the next general election to maximise the anti-austerity vote, irrespective of what party or affiliation the candidates have.
He was speaking after attending a weekend conference in Dublin aimed at bringing various campaign groups and unions together in a bid to tap into the extent of the campaign against water charges.
A consultation is now underway ahead of another meeting next month, but Philip Mc Fadden says he believes there will be unity ahead of the next election:
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