Archive for the category: ‘Statements’
The Future of Capitalism
10th March, 2009
This is the name of a series of articles on this topic been run by the Financial Times this week. They are available at......
Read More >Economy growing, making jobs
10th March, 2009
On a recent media appearance I resolved to emphasise on every occasion the fact that our country can and will recover from this downturn......
Read More >Economy growing, making jobs
10th March, 2009
On a recent media appearance I resolved to emphasise on every occasion the fact that our country can and will recover from this downturn......
Read More >A busy evening ahead
9th March, 2009
Trying to be lots of places tonight. Am meeting constituents in Annamoe tonight. At 8 I am then attending a public meeting about the......
Read More >All that was missing was a Presidential candidate
9th March, 2009
Anyone strolling through Phibsborough or Stoneybatter this morning would have met a formidable team. Gay Mitchell (candidate for the European Parliament), Ray mcAdam (local......
Read More >Come into my parlour
8th March, 2009
Earlier this week great play was made by the Taoiseach and Minister Lenihan of an offer to the opposition parties. They invited the finance......
Read More >It’s back…….
7th March, 2009
I have been informed by the Clerk of the Seanad that the Harbours Bill is back in next Thursday. It is due to be completed......
Read More >Quantitative Easing
6th March, 2009
This technical phrase has put an even bigger spring in my step this morning. What, I hear you cry, in the name of God......
Read More >QE or not to QE
6th March, 2009
Just talking to someone about my earlier posting on Quantitative Easing. Was asked if I had made a mistake and whether I meant Qualitative......
Read More >The Asgard, Christy Moore and the Demise of Civil War Politics
4th March, 2009
What all of these themes have in common would be a mystery to, I imagine, most readers. The answer is contained in a wonderful......
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