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Moody’s had said it expects that Ireland’s debt ratios will start to decline this year.
Moody’s has been the most negative ratings agency when it comes to the State’s financial outlook.
A consultation process has resulted in lobbying from the industry to ensure that cheese advertising is not banned.
The move follows a crucial bond swap with private creditors by Greece at the weekend, which knocked over €100 billion off the country’s national debt.
A woman posing as a doctor injected another woman’s rear end with a mixture of cement, mineral oil and flat-tyre sealant to create greater ‘curves’.
Jose Manuel Barroso’s spokesman says the Commission can’t understand why Moody’s is taking such a dim view.
If Ireland borrowed for two years, it would have to pay 18.6 per cent interest – 14 times what Germany would.
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Moody’s decision to downgrade appears to indicate we’ll need a second bailout.
Unguaranteed bonds in Anglo and Irish Nationwide now lie eight notches below the junk threshold.
The decision follows last week’s announcement that Ireland’s own credit rating was being downgraded to one notch above junk status.
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