Lesson From ?The Emerald Isle?

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Par Celtic League le 28/01/16 16:10

NEWS FROM THE CELTIC LEAGUECrooked financial institutions, dodgy businessmen and a government in thrall to them sounds almost like Mann today but it was Ireland before the banking collapse.In this article Eibhlin O’Neill says despite inquiries many believe the truth is still being concealed.Paradoxically the Manx government were recently in Ireland on a ?fact-finding? mission over the plans for their EDF what they didn?t say was that a large percentage of Ireland?s economic development funds are wasted.?The people of Ireland have been forced to pay through the nose for many years following recession after 2008 and the end of the so called “Celtic Tiger”. Treacherous policies followed the Fianna F

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