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Earlier, the State’s highest court rejected the independent TD’s challenge to the decision to use public money to aid institutions like Anglo Irish Bank in 2010.
The deputy’s challenge against the €31 billion promissory note deal was rejected by the High Court.
The details of costs to the State are contained in a report by liquidator KPMG published today
“Can’t wait to see my beautiful date in her stunning dress,” the 19-year-old tweeted before the dance.
And even more cash could come from IBRC if it sells off the rest of its loan portfolio.
New payments plan will cover lower paid former workers at Anglo and Irish Nationwide.
In it’s annual report published yesterday, the ECB says that, “liquidation of the IBRC raises serious monetary financing concerns”.
The Financial Times’ magazine said that Noonan was awarded the accolade because of his “extraordinary progress” since taking the job in 2011.
Promissory note gone, abortion legislated for, the Seanad retained, and the bailout exited – here are few key moments from the past 12 months.
“If a TD has a pint or two I don’t think that’s a problem for me and I don’t think it’s a problem for the citizens of the country either,” Labour chief whip Emmet Stagg has told TV3′s Midweek programme.
The Irish Bank Officials Association says that the meeting is evidence of the legitimacy of IBRC staff’s claims over redundancy packages being cut.
Dozens of current and former staff at the former Anglo Irish Bank have been affected by the data breach.
The recent late-night sitting of the Dáil to discuss the abortion bill and the infamous lapgate incident has reignited debate about the appropriateness of bar opening hours in Leinster House.
TDs have denied there was a “mad drunken session” as the Dáil debated the abortion bill on Wednesday and Thursday but questions have arisen out of the lapgate incident and the Dáil bar being open until 5am.
“You can’t compare a golf ball to a grapefruit,” her mother said.
The Miami Heat all-star guard made a fan’s dream with his guest appearance.
Since the bank formerly known as Anglo Irish Bank was liquidated last month ordinary workers have been left in the dark as to their fate and that of redundancy packages they’d agreed prior to ‘promnight’. Here, an employee speaks out…
The Sinn Fein president told TheJournal.ie this week that while the “vast majority of TDs probably don’t take a sup at all” there were some who were drunk during the debate on legislation to liquidate IBRC.
A debate on the promissory note arrangement saw sharp exchanges between the independent TD and the Finance Minister last night.
It was dramatic, chaotic, uncertain and very confusing as Ireland struck a deal to tear up the promissory notes and repay Anglo’s debts over a longer period. Here’s how it unfolded…
Danske Bank Markets said it now expects rating agencies to upgrade Ireland’s status while businesses say the deal will improve consumer confidence.
These are Ireland’s REAL assets.
The Department of Finance has put together these figures to illustrate the benefit to Budgets 2014 and 2015.
The independent body, which takes over ownership of the promissory notes in the deal, welcomes the moves.
Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty said there will be €1 billion of interest on the bonds every year.
The final payment of the bonds that replace the promissory notes will take place in 2053.
Deputies Micheál Martin and Peadar Tóibín both criticised the lack of facility for debate on the issue in the Dáil today.
Michael Noonan, Enda Kenny and the lads head to the Leinster House High Debs…
“Could I honourably suggest that if you want some order from the government TDs then perhaps you should close the Dáil bar.”
Whatever happens, we’ll tweet our way out of this.
Why on earth were the Dáil and Seanad sitting until the small hours of this morning? This might help…
He also said that Ireland is the most likely country to get back to the markets due to the “extraordinary patience and hard work” of its people over the last five years.
TDs voted by 113 votes to 35 to wind down the former Anglo, laying off its employees with immediate effect.
Watch live from the Seanad Chamber as members deliberate on whether to immediately wind down the former Anglo.
Here’s the total voting chart for how the Dáil divided on its final decision to liquidate the former Anglo Irish Bank.
The government wants to issue long-term bonds to get rid of the IBRC promissory notes. What do you think?
Michael D Higgins has interrupted a trip to Italy to make himself available if the Oireachtas passes an IBRC bill tonight.
It’ll be a late one in the Dail.
Paul Kehoe: “The Minister for Finance has taken action to secure the stability of IBRC in the face of these leaks.”
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