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Posts Tagged ‘ bankers ’

Outraged Ministers believe VHI increases are targeted at them

February 6, 2012

Senior members of the Government are outraged at the VHI’s plan to increase premiums as they feel it is targeted at them.
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Scientists close to establishing existence of Europe

December 14, 2011

Scientists in the European Central Bank are tantalisingly close to establishing whether or not Europe exists.
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UN urges bankers not to laugh ‘openly’ at distressed borrowers

September 7, 2011

The UN High Commission for Leaving Impoverished Irish People a Tiny Scrap of Dignity has called on their mortgage lenders not to laugh in their faces.
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Gangsters dismayed as young abandon life of crime for banking

April 20, 2011

Drug dealers and other gangsters have become dismayed and disillusioned as many young criminals  abandon a life of crime in favour of a career in banking.
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Bankers homes not fit for social housing purposes

April 15, 2010

A plan to seize the luxury homes of bankers and developers and give them to people on the housing waiting list has been shelved as the homes don’t meet minimum standards requirements.
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Bank crisis inquiry to proceed with ‘mental reservation’

January 19, 2010

The Mire understands that Fianna Fail and Green Party negotiators have reached a compromise that will allow some elements of the inquiry into the banking crisis to be heard in public.
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New era dawns as banks refer to customers as victims

January 5, 2010

The Mire has learned that the interim financial watchdog is to reform the language of banking as an initial step in trying to change the behaviour of banks.
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Union fights for jobs of staff who don’t work

July 23, 2009

Sources on both sides of the Bank of Ireland pay dispute have admitted that reaching resolution on the issue is unlikely unless it can be established what the staff involved actually do for a living.
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