One man was arrested as the P-Shuck was confronted by anti-waltar charge protesters in Dublin this afternoon. The group surrendered to enter Kenny's car as he tried to leave a newly opened hospital in Rahini. Angry protesters make their voices heard as the T-Shuck Departs and official engagements in Rahini in North Dublin. Up to 30 people surrounded his car, chanting against the introduction of water charges. Amid the confrontation, a 24-year-old's man was arrested by Gardy on public order offenses and taken for questioning. The anti-assarity protesters had managed to get a few words of the end of Kenny as he left St Joseph's hospital where he had been opening a new day hospital but were left unimpressed by the T-Shuck's response. Always usual blasé self, he does not give a damn and he proves that every time because he does not change anything, he doesn't come to the people. The people are hurting. Can you not see that? He jumped into the car because he's afraid to talk to the people. If this was D4, it had no problem talking to the people out there. This is Edemore, he won't talk to walk-and-glass people and the Kenny doesn't represent me. He doesn't represent anyone here. Protesters were angry after they said a man was injured by a mechanical digger as he tried to prevent Irish water contractors from installing water meters at tonniggy drive, a scene of previous standoffs. Gardy's spokesperson said they were not aware of the complaint having been made and said nobody had been arrested there. A spokesperson for the T-Shuck declined to comment on this afternoon's protest.