Tag Archives: Government of Ireland

EUROBLOWN: It looks like the inflating cost of the euro project is proving too much for Germany

Posted on April 11, 2013 by

Reblogged from The Slog. 3-D bollocks deconstruction: A couple of days ago, Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras went on Greek telly to advise Prime Minister Antonis Samaras that he should cease negotiating with the Troika, and instead agree a joint strategy … Continue reading →

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The Breakup of the Irish Congress of Trade Unions Now Seems Inevitable:

Posted on March 6, 2013 by

By Christopher M. Quigley Given the sell out to the Government by SIPTU under the leadership of  Jack O’ Connor and the shafting of the Nurses, Gardai, and Ambulance Men it is difficult to see how the Irish Congress of Trade … Continue reading →

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Noonan says no conflict of interest in KPMG deciding whether to pursue IBRC litigation against rival, Ernst and Young

Posted on February 23, 2013 by

Reblogged from NAMA Wine Lake: In Ireland, we have the so-called Big Four accounting firms, KPMG, Ernst and Young, Deloitte and Pricewaterhouse Coopers. You might think that the likely lads and lassies at these fine firms would bear some responsibility … Continue reading →

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The leaked European Commission document into Ireland’s economy

Posted on January 16, 2013 by

From: The Journal.ie  OVER THE PAST three days, TheJournal.ie has brought you extensive coverage of a leaked European Commission report into Ireland’s economy. The draft report goes into detail about suggestions and criticisms for how Ireland is proceeding after the … Continue reading →

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A message to the servants of the Irish people

Posted on October 2, 2012 by

This is immoral and totally indefensible! The current crop of gangsters in the Dail ,who are running the country are not facing up to reality, they are completely committed to the cause of Angelika Merkel and her new 4th Deutsche Reich! The plight of the ordinary citizens is of no concern to these insider Boys and Girls, as long as they can withdraw their lottery salaries and pensions Continue reading →

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Rotten apples in Irish banking

Posted on October 1, 2012 by

By Thomás O Cléirigh The rotten apples  in Irish banking are still pulling the strings in the corridors of power and a lot of skeletons are walking around in Lenster house. These crooks have been amply rewarded and the politicians are … Continue reading →

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Irish rap and street music scene the underbelly of the new Irish republic ???

Posted on September 15, 2012 by

By Thomás O Cléirigh At last we are seeing the underbelly of the new Irish republic  a 2nd Irish republic  and the volunteers are these musicians and they are using the tools of the modern age to get their message out … Continue reading →

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THE TROIKANAUTS: How familiarity breeds contempt

Posted on September 12, 2012 by

Reblogged from The Slog. 3-D bollocks deconstruction: The Troika is still hard at work breeding extremism via barmy wish-lists and unpayable taxes Like some State-sponsored IVF treatment for enabling the birth of hard Left and Right Parties, the Troika continues … Continue reading →

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Customers hit by Bank of Ireland interest decision | Irish Examiner

Posted on August 25, 2012 by

By Thomás O Cléirigh The Irish examiner informs us about a pending hike in the interest charged to homeowners by the toxic Bank of Ireland .These Crooks are about to squeeze their unfortunate customers with a hefty .5% increase .The gangsters … Continue reading →

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The Great Irish State Assets Sell-offs 2012 (the ones that you haven’t heard anything about)

Posted on July 23, 2012 by

Last week’s surprise offer from Ryanair for all the shares in Aer Lingus generated many column inches in newspapers and much national discourse. The €694m valuation of Aer Lingus derived from the €1.30 a share offer, would have valued the State’s 25% stake … Continue reading →

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