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UniCredit breached liquidity requirements in 2007. Matthew Elderfield nods. The interconnectedness of banking dysfunctionality. Michael Smith There is a general official view that Ireland’s ethical delinquencies are in the past. Corrupt planning stopped when the tribunals started; and bad bank-regulation stopped with the demise of Pat Neary and the production of two limited and innocuous […]
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Infinite living on a finite planet
Posterity will remember our Irish generation, for excess only – Ian Lumley
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Now try doing things differently
We should do things now which put us in the best position to do more later
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Great Gas in Clare and Leitrim
Ireland considers submitting to worldwide frack-up – Éibhir Mulqueen
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From a media perspective, Dr James Reilly is certainly the bonus that keeps on giving. The latest controversy over his preference for hospital extensions in Wexford and Kilkenny following representations from his two cabinet colleagues, Brendan Howlin and Phil Hogan, has landed him back in the deep but other matters from his dimmish past continue […]
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Bad Day at Sandyford
The latest flight of the earls was led in recent years by Cork developer John Fleming who took refuge in bankruptcy in England in order to avoid the clutches of the Irish revenue and assorted creditors after he was left with debts of more than €1 billion. Fleming was responsible for a string of residential, […]