+353 1 604 1040
Do not be fooled by AIB’s tiny cut in rates last Friday. One cut does not kill a cartel.
Newspaper Articles
Archive for the ‘Newspaper Articles’ Category
Noonan casts our votes for UK banking insiders
This week Michael Noonan has a chance to redeem all his past sins. He could make an epoch-breaking statement. Sadly, he has already blown it.
Landlords of Leinster House declare interests
Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams receives a pension from the Queen of England. The ghosts of nationalists past must be haunting his Donegal holiday home.
Noonan could help variable victims, but he won’t
Bravo for the bankers. Have you swallowed the new narrative from the banks? Bankers and their fellow travellers are peddling big, big porkies.
Merkel won’t interfere with our ministers’ toys
You have to hand it to the Government. The economy is on a roll. There they are feeding us with fine figures about exports, deficit reduction, falling jobless and the rest.
Aer Rianta: Pensions deferred are pensions denied
Angela Cunningham is 60. She has been a lone parent, the mother of two children, since 1991. Angela has worked hard outside the home to rear her children, all her life.
Save Glenalbyn Swimming Pool Petition
The closure of Glenalbyn Swimming Pool was announced in Autumn 2013, and 14 months on, we are still waiting for news of a re-opening. Young children, pensioners, teachers, clubs and other affected parties voiced their anger at the closure at a public meeting last week. We should be catering for young and old as well as those with special needs and health issues. People of the area wish to send a clear message to the Council that the re-opening of the Glenalbyn Swimming Pool is not only a need, but a demand, of the local community. We the undersigned call for the Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council to re-open Glenalbyn Swimming Pool as a matter of urgency. Please contact Deputy Shane Ross at (Enable Javascript to see the email address) or Councillor Deirdre Donnelly at (Enable Javascript to see the email address) for more information.
Where Berlin leads, Kenny’s henchmen follow
What do little Greece and big France have in common?
Every horror story needs a mansion on the hill
Brian O’Donnell almost achieved the impossible last week.
If multinationals go, what’s our fall-back plan?
Who makes our Cabinet ministers jump?
