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FINANCE Minister Brian Lenihan last night signalled that public sector wage cuts will be staggered according to rates of pay. Full Article at Irish Independent
The Irish Independent reports that public sector workers were last night accused of taking advantage of the nationwide strike which all but shut down the country. Full Article at FinFacts
Protesters opposed to a toxic assets agency demonstrate in Dublin, Ireland, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009. View Photo »
This will allow the company to significantly enhance the services offered from Ireland and is a major vote of confidence in the Irish financial services industry
Taoiseach Brian Cowen, with the Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan at the Annual Fianna Fail Wolfe Tone commemoration in Bodenstown, Co. Kildare, Oct 18, 2009. Full Article at FinFacts
MINISTER FOR Finance Brian Lenihan said he was “deeply disappointed” by yesterday’s public sector strike. “This action is causing serious disruption and inconvenience to the public. . Full Article at Irish Times
24/11/2009 - 19:43:34 The Finance Minister Brian Lenihan has warned public sector unions that their campaign of strikes will not help them to reach a deal aimed at preventing cuts to civil service pay. Full Article at BreakingNews.ie
A protesters opposed to a toxic assets agency takes part in a demonstration in Dublin, Ireland, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009. View Photo »
One minute, Labour is attacking the Government and the next thing it is lining up behind Brian Cowen and Brian Lenihan in a rush to be Europe's Yes men in Ireland.
Minister of Finance Brian Lenihan cannot risk delaying implementing cuts in public spending, a leading economist said today Announcing details of the Friends First Quarterly Economic Outlook in Dublin this morning, the group’s chief economist Jim Power... Full Article at Irish Times
ALMOST 40 per cent of civil servants approved for early retirement are currently employed with the Revenue Commissioners, Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan has revealed. Full Article at Irish Times
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Protesters opposed to a toxic assets agency demonstrate in Dublin, Ireland, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009. Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan says the government will acquire euro77 billion (US$110 billion) in defaulting property loans from Ireland's struggling banks and pay 30 percent less.
View Photo »A protesters opposed to a toxic assets agency takes part in a demonstration in Dublin, Ireland, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009.
View Photo »Ireland's Prime Minister Brian Cowen (L) and Minister of Finance Brian Lenihan attend a news conference after delivering the budget in Dublin April 7, 2009.
View Photo »Ireland's Prime Minister Brian Cowen (L) and Minister of Finance Brian Lenihan attend a news conference after delivering the budget in Dublin April 7, 2009.
View Photo »Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen (C) and Irish Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan (R) sit with other Ministers as they speak to the media during a press conference after delivering their emergency budget at Government Buildings in Dublin, on April 7, 2009.
View Photo »Irish Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan speaks with the media during a press conference after delivering therr emergency budget at Government Buildings in Dublin, on April 7, 2009.
View Photo »Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen (L) and Irish Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan (R) speak with the media after delivering their emergency budget at Government Buildings in Dublin, on April 7, 2009.
View Photo »Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen (L) and Irish Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan (R) speak with the media after delivering their emergency budget at Government Buildings in Dublin, on April 7, 2009.
View Photo »Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan, right, and Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowan arrive for a press conference at government buildings, Dublin, Ireland, Tuesday, April, 7, 2009. They spoke to the media after delivering a crucial budget speech.
View Photo »Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan, speaks to the media at a press conference at government buildings, Dublin, Ireland, Tuesday, April, 7, 2009. He spoke to the media after delivering a crucial budget aimed at tackling Ireland's economic crisis.
View Photo »Irish Finance Minister Brian Lenihan, right, and Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowan speak to the media during a press conference at goverment buildings, Dublin, Ireland, Tuesday, April, 7, 2009. They spoke to the media after delivering a crucial budget speech.
View Photo »A protesters opposed to a toxic assets agency takes part in a demonstration in Dublin, Ireland, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009.
View Photo »This will allow the company to significantly enhance the services offered from Ireland and is a major vote of confidence in the Irish financial services industry
One minute, Labour is attacking the Government and the next thing it is lining up behind Brian Cowen and Brian Lenihan in a rush to be Europe's Yes men in Ireland.
Ireland has a relatively low rate of tax on low-income earners, half of which are outside of the tax bracket, and it is an issue which we will have to look at in the future
The European Commission has told us to do this as quickly as possible.
The other point I'd like to make is that the Ceann Comhairle is not in a position to defend himself. He's in the same position as a judge or the president of Ireland. You wouldn't treat a member of a trade union like that, or a worker, or there'd be a general strike. I don't think there was a great dign...
sends out a very positive message to the other European countries that Ireland sees her destiny with these other countries
It’s a very positive signal to the rest of Europe ... I think it’s good for the country, good for the economy. We are in a very difficult place and that’s precisely why people have voted yes.
The good news is that Bank of Ireland (BKIR.I) and Allied Irish Banks (ALBK.I) have succeeded in raising funds on world markets without the guarantee
The good news is that Bank of Ireland (BKIR.I) and Allied Irish Banks (ALBK.I) have succeeded in raising funds on world markets without the guarantee
I find it curious that a hedge fund would have a direct interest in goings-on in Ireland in the No sense
I'm not threatening the people ... I'm pointing out our opportunity to get our goodwill ... The crucial issue is Ireland and Europe will not stay the same [if there's a no vote]. There will be a substantial loss of goodwill towards Ireland.
I'm not threatening the people ... I'm pointing out our opportunity to get our goodwill ... The crucial issue is Ireland and Europe will not stay the same [if there's a no vote]. There will be a substantial loss of goodwill towards Ireland.
NAMA is about insuring that our bank balance sheets are cleaned up, that our banks can lend it to the economy again ... This has been done in the United States by the Fed, it's been done by the Bank of England in the last year, and we're now behind the curve on all of this and we can continue to have th...
A 'no' vote will signal to the rest of the world that Ireland has retreated into economic isolation
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