Tag Archives: Michael Noonan

Message to the Irish Government

Mr.Kenny and Mr.Noonan We the people do not want to bail out gangsters within our corrupt banks we the people need to be bailed out !

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Debt deal is jiggery pokery dressed up as a game changer

Posted on March 7, 2013 by

By David Mc Williams The news that the State has secured a deal to push out Ireland’s debt repayments represents a victory for the Government’s – or more accurately the EU’s – giant “delay and pray” strategy. The deal would … 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 Innocence of Double-Irish

Posted on February 5, 2013 by

byDr. Constantin Gurdgiev Irish corporate tax policies issues have now penetrated (agt last) into the RTE newsflow – link here.  Of course, the most priceless reaction is, surprise, surprise, via our Minister Noonan: “In the Dáil in recent weeks, Finance Minister Michael Noonan … Continue reading →

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Budget is yet another botched job from our impotent Government

Posted on December 7, 2012 by

By David Mc Williams JK Galbraith, the great American economist, said that the key job of a leader was to “understand the anxieties of the people, and do something to ease these anxieties”. The Budget is an opportunity to set … Continue reading →

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Savage Budget 2012 -13

Posted on December 6, 2012 by

By  Charlie Weston and Fionnan Sheahan THE most savage Budget of the economic downturn has hit ordinary families for €1,000 a year. Property tax, cuts to child benefit and changes to social insurance have put extraordinary new pressure on squeezed family … Continue reading →

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Two weeks before new property tax is announced

Posted on November 19, 2012 by

By Namawinelake The IMF thinks it should be levied at yearly 0.5% of a home’s market value, Minister for Finance Michael Noonan indicated that it will be closer to 0.25% and because the IMF was using out-of-date figures for local authority rates … Continue reading →

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Petitioning Minister for Finance

Posted on November 19, 2012 by

Finance Minister, Michael Noonan: Stop the government imposing an unfair residential property tax in the 2013 Budget. Petition by Site Value Tax – smarttaxes Dublin, Ireland Thank you for signing the petition “Finance Minister, Michael Noonan: Stop the government imposing … Continue reading →

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IBRC executive to earn over €500,000

Posted on November 11, 2012 by

Another senior executive will join the former Anglo Irish Bank on Monday on an annual pay package of more than €500,000 in a deal that has been signed off by the Minister for Finance Michael Noonan. He will be the seventh … Continue reading →

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