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Drumm (of Anglo Irish Bank)suffers setback in court
The Chatham home of disgraced Irish banker David Drumm is on the market for $5.5 million. Cape Cod Times/Christine Hochkeppel By Sarah Shemkus sshemkus@capecodonline.com March 05, 2011 BOSTON —...
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Is the IFSC in Dublin hiding Gadhafi’s seceret billions ???
With billions stolen from the Libyan people by Gadhafi and his cronies one has to ask are any of these Billions on deposit in the IFSC and if so why is the Irish Government doing nothing about this?...
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A message to our own politicians
“We will have our rights one way or the other “was the message of the Egyptian people: Now I have a message for our own politicians listen to the people “We want real change” We are sick of cronyism,...
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‘We’re being played for fools’
David McWilliams has posted a new article, ‘We’re being played for fools’ Where do you think the financial markets assess Irish risk? What countries are we compared against? Surely we are still...
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Something stinks at the Irish Central Bank !
The Central Bank says it has decided to put off an examination of certain issues arising from its investigation of Anglo Irish Bank. In a short statement, the Central Bank said it had been told by the...
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Some observations on NTMA & NAMA statements to the Oireachtas Committee
Image via Wikipedia Dr.Constantin Gurdgiev has posted a superb article on the statements issued by NAMA and the NTMA to the Oireachtas committee last week I would highly recommend that everybody take...
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Hit The Streets! Worldwide day of action.
To-day in Dublin Time Saturday, October 15 · 1:00pm – 5:00pm Location Parnell Square Dublin organized by the Enough! Campaign The IMF-EU-ECB (Troika) are back in Ireland to-day.Their austerity polices...
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Josiah Charles Stamp President of the Bank of England in the 1920’s
Josiah Charles Stamp President of the Bank of England in the 1920’sPresident of the Bank of England in the 1920’s and the 2nd richest man in Great Britain, 1880-1941) This German poster is a quote is...
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Where is justice in Ireland?
By Thomás O Cléirigh Questions have to be made about Irish Bank practices during the so called housing boom and you don’t have to be a genius to figure out that the banks took shortcuts that are still...
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“Austerity and Evections will push people to open revolt”
By Thomas O Cléirigh The Banks have no legal or moral right to dictate to the Irish people, the Irish government have totally lost all credibility and are no longer the legitimate government of this...
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