Two incidents took place in the last week that say more about the old boy's network in Ireland than the feeble mutterings about a just society coming from Fine Gael. Setanta Insurance, a Maltese-registered company, which sold insurance policies exclusively in … Continue reading →
If you are reading this then you have a digital machine and you're online, meaning you have free access to YouTube. So I have a video for you that you just must see. It's called, "The Four Horsemen" I watched it … Continue reading →
Today, one day after my article entitled "Bankster Bastards," the AIB has been fined €2.275m for anti-money laundering and terrorist financing compliance failures by the Central Bank after admitting six breaches of the Criminal Justice Act. "The Central Bank said … Continue reading →
I remember in the time after the financial crash of 2008 I was in and out to my own Bank branch quite a bit. The cashiers were cowed and avoided eye contact. It was a change from their usual pleasant … Continue reading →