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Adams calls for Commission of Investigation into Project Eagle
Speaking during tonight’s PMB on NAMA in the Dáil Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams called on the government to “establish a Commission of Investigation into the sale of NAMA’s loan books, including its northern loan book”. Gerry Adams said: “The revelation … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged corruption, DUP, Fine Gael, Gerry Adams, Irish Government, Michael Noonan, NAMA, peter robinson, pimco, Project Eagle, Sinn Féin
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A Scandal at the Heart of Government
Posted: 30 Apr 2015 03:12 AM PDT on Léargas Following the economic crash eight years ago two toxic banks in the 26 counties – Anglo Irish Bank and Irish Nationwide – were amalgamated into the state owned Irish Bank Resolution … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged Alan Dukes, Catherine Murphy, Davy stockbrokers, Denis O Brien, enda Kenny, Fine Gael, Gerry Adams, golden circle, Iarfhlaith O' Neill, IBRC, Indo, Irish Independent, KPMG, Leargas, Michael Noonan, NAMA, Sinn Féin, Siteserv, Topaz
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Crowe speaks at Sinn Féin solidarity rally with Greece
Sinn Féin’s spokesperson on Foreign Affairs, Seán Crowe TD, addressed a Sinn Féin solidarity rally with the Greek people ahead of the emergency meeting of the Eurozone Finance Ministers today. Deputy Seán Crowe said: “The Syriza Government are the first … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged Greece, Ireland, Michael Noonan, Seán Crowe, Sinn Féin, Syriza
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Noonan should call a debt conference whatever happens in Greece – Pearse Doherty TD
1 Sinn Féin Finance Spokesperson Pearse Doherty TD has said comments attributed to Minister Michael Noonan that he “broadly supported” an EU debt conference are welcome but that the Minister should call for the conference regardless of events in Greece. … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged debt conference, EU, EU Finance Ministers meeting, Greece, Ireland, Michael Noonan, Pearse Doherty, Sinn Féin
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Irish Bailout Exit Humour
Posted in Austerity & Bank Bailouts, Ireland
Tagged bailout exit, Brendan Howlin, Michael Noonan, troika
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Troika Ordered Cyprus Treatment for Ireland in 2012
At the end of December the Government passed its’ Personal Insolvency Bill, supposedly, as the Irish Times reported at the time, to replace ”Ireland’s antiquated and inflexible bankruptcy law with a court-backed system of mechanisms designed to help individuals who … Continue reading
Posted in Austerity & Bank Bailouts
Tagged Alan Shatter, austerity and bank bailouts, Austerity Treaty, banksters, British Financial Empire, British imperial strategy, Charles Trevelyan, cypriot heist, Eamon Gilmore, ECB, Empire, enda Kenny, EU dictatorship, Euro, Europe, eurozone, Insolvency Service of Ireland, Ireland, Michael Martin, Michael Noonan, penal servitude, Personal Insolvency Bill, troika template
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Government “complicit” in EU plan to hit depositors and corporation tax in Cyprus: Doherty
Sinn Féin Finance Spokesperson Pearse Doherty has said the government is “complicit” in attacking the deposits of citizens in Cyprus. Deputy Doherty said; “As a member of the Eurogroup, Minister Noonan had the chance to say stop. Instead he joined … Continue reading
Adams challenges government on mortgage distress
February 14, 2013 Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams TD has slated the government’s handling of the Promissory Note issue and accused it of having ‘surrendered to the ECB’. Speaking during the Dáil debate on the Promissory Note the Louth TD … Continue reading
Pearse Doherty’s devastating dissection of Government’s sham “debt deal”
Sinn Féin Finance Spokesperson Pearse Doherty TD gives a forensic dissection of the Government’s so called “debt deal” on IBRC Promissory Notes
Michael Noonan Must Be Joking! – The HSBC drug bank and the Irish connection
Michael Noonan must be joking if he thinks that he can just shrug his shoulders and fob the nation off with statements such as “I am quite comfortable that he (Geoghegan) should continue in that role and there is nothing … Continue reading
Posted in Glass Steagall
Tagged AIB, British colonialism, British Empire's Opium War, British Financial Empire, british labour party, British Trade Minister, City of London, David Hodgkinson, Drugs and Terrorist Financing, Ed Milliband, HSBC Case History, Irish Finance Minister, Lord Stephen Green, Michael Geoghegan, Michael Noonan, NAMA, Senator Carl Levin, US Senate investigation
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