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FG to just do nothing for the next 5 years.
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Are you prepared to back up the allegation of corruption is what I asked?
No?
Thought so
Nice fake news from you though
https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/mick-wallace-calls-on-finance-minister-to-investigate-illegal-26-million-nama-deal-887198.htmlSpeaking under privilege, Mr Wallace said the company Avestus took over Quinlan Private in 2010.
The three principal directors, Olan Cremin, Thomas Dowd and Peter Donnelly, had borrowed heavily during the boom, mainly from Anglo Irish Bank, and owed €489m when the crash came,” he said.
The €489m went across to NAMA and NAMA assembled a portfolio with €352m of this debt, naming it Project Nantes. The three boys went off to America to find someone to put up the money and found a company called Clairvue. They then set up a shell company in Luxembourg called Clairvue Nantes and installed another director of Avestus, Mark Donnelly, as a director of the Luxembourg company. He had been a director of Avestus since 2010 and became a director of Clairvue in 2012,” he said.
The company bought Project Nantes for €26.6m, with a discount bringing the price to under 10% of the original value. This sale is in breach of the NAMA Act for multiple reasons. It was off-market, at a knock-down price and, worst of all, the purchaser was connected to the debtor which is illegal under section 172 of the NAMA Act
Oh yes of course, nothing to see here.
Maybe if it was an external report
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Snow Garden wrote: »https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/mick-wallace-calls-on-finance-minister-to-investigate-illegal-26-million-nama-deal-887198.html
Oh yes of course, nothing to see here.
Maybe if it was an external report;);)
You accused FG of corruption with that report,I asked you to back up that accusation
You haven't
Your accusation against FG is fake news0 -
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Ghost?
You realise he's still currently under an active enquiry ref siteserv? NBBP will undoubtedly be yet another enquiry in the post, and I'm pretty sure I've seen Denis O'Brien headlines in the last few weeks.
Ghost indeed.
You always know people have nothing else to give out about when they bring up DoB.
Is mostly smoke and mirrors and **** all substance. But work away lads.
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So why is Ireland the top of the class when it comes to economic growth and reducing unemployment.
Sure, if a rising tide lifted all boats, why were places like Greece and Italy (pre-Covid19) struggling economically? Germany was on the cusp of a recession before the virus hit.
Rising tide lifts all boats, yet Irelands boat seemed be have been lifted way above anyone else in the EU.....
Nothing at all to do with good government policy. Pure luck probably.
Still waiting MarkO
Name those good government policies please. Not the IMF/FF policies that FG carried on willingly despite the 'Not another red cent' and 'Frankfurt way' rhetoric...Enda did nothing new, zero. He froze and the EU made a laughing stock of him.
The IMF, the people of Ireland and a lot of foreign multinationals got Ireland out of the last recession. FG were massively wasteful during that same period (e.g. despite their promises they created the biggest superquango of them all - Irish Water was a corrupt setup too).
The FG government did succeed in creating a massive national debt by not taking hard decisions (welfare state, shoite/wasteful/incompetent public services, corruption). That will come back to bite us when the budget deficit hits 20 billion+ this year.
Did they get that expensive printer into the Dail yet? Has Dara Murphy handed back his fraudulent expenses yet?
Gas that FG bots are already trying to create some revisionist history.
You want a reminder of all the great FG policies since 2011?? I'll be your huckleberry.0 -
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The thing is, there are ex-IRA members in SF. That is a fact!
Ex being the key word obviously, and it may have escaped your attention, but the IRA have been disbanded now for his long?
You ever heard of Hughie McElvaney or Michael Lowry?
Everyone can have beliefs, but your belief holds more sway because FG arrogance or something.
Hoisted by your own petard yet again.0 -
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Be careful you don't name anyone then
I'll probably not read it though sorry,had my fill of that for too many years on forums
We've all moved on,well most of us anyway to more current issues
I never move on until justice is done.
Can I use the names in here?
https://www.broadsheet.ie/2015/03/05/denis-obrien-fine-gael-and-the-water-meter-deal/ 0 -
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Because the one or two percent who voted for her party mightnt vote for her party again as they share her perspectives?
Now why would Róisín Shortall single out FG and not FF.
Clearly they've forgiven FF
My own view is it's because,its a handy pathway to staying in opposition as they prefer being there
Easier to give out
No one is accused in that of anything illegalSnow Garden wrote: »I never move on until justice is done.
Can I use the names in here?
https://www.broadsheet.ie/2015/03/05/denis-obrien-fine-gael-and-the-water-meter-deal/0
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