Monthly Archives: August 2009

Burton writes to Lenihan outlining concerns on NAMA

Posted on August 28, 2009 by

Issued : Sunday 23 August, 2009 Statement by Labour Spokesperson on Finance The Deputy Leader of the Labour Party and Spokesperson on Finance, Deputy Joan Burton, has written to the Minister for Finance, Brian Lenihan, expressing concern that the valuation … Continue reading →

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NAMA T0-Day None To-Morrow!

Posted on August 27, 2009 by
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Wake up to the coming Scam of NAMA

Posted on August 27, 2009 by

Dear Ruairi, Thank you for your response to my open letter to all the TD’s Having now read almost everything that there is to read about NAMA, It has occurred to me that there are no safeguards in place to … Continue reading →

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Irish Times subject NAMA

Posted on August 27, 2009 by

OPINION: Forty-six academic economists and lecturers in business think the Government has got it wrong on the National Asset Management Agency. Here, they explain why SINCE THE publication of the draft heads of the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) Bill some … Continue reading →

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Ruairi is on the case!

Posted on August 27, 2009 by

Dear Thomas,   Thank you for your email regarding NAMA. The Labour Party is closely examining the draft legislation, which is really a discussion document, but I expect to see significant changes when the actual legislation is published sometime in … Continue reading →

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Blind leading the blind!

Posted on August 26, 2009 by

Mr Lenihan said today the cabinet had discussed the issues surrounding the establishment of Nama. In light of to-days news that 46 economists expressed grave reservations about the government’s NAMA proposals. He rejected arguments put forward by these economists in … Continue reading →

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Democracy in action

Posted on August 26, 2009 by

  The leaders of the EU have subjected the political establishment in Ireland to considerable pressure to come up with a strategy to overturn the June 12th vote. There was hardly any disagreement in the Yes camp that this should … Continue reading →

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Justice for Michael Jackson

Posted on August 26, 2009 by

It would appear that the personal Doctor of Michael Jackson Dr Conrad Murray administered a large amount Propofol of on the night he died and that Murray failed to tell paramedics he had administered Propofol as they attempted to save … Continue reading →

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Sinn Féin approach to the banking crisis and response to NAMA

Posted on August 26, 2009 by

    Introduction – How does Sinn Féin see the future of the Irish banking sector? i) Sinn Féin’s vision ii) Where is the banking sector now? iii) Government steps so far iv) NAMA – Crime of the century v) … Continue reading →

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Arthur Morgan TD responds from Sinn Féin

Posted on August 26, 2009 by

a chara, Thank you for your email regarding the detrimental effect NAMA will have on ordinary taxpayers. I fully share your opposition to the mismanagement of the banking sector and the proposed NAMA legislation. In response to this, Sinn Féin … Continue reading →

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