This is one story that makes my blood boil – if you were in the minority that still felt sympathy for Sean Fitzpatrick’s fall from grace, this story will make you despise the man who made Anglo what it became.
Should the incident as described in David McWilliams book be true it illustrates the motivation behind [...]
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I don’t know about you but I’m beginning to feel sorry for those left in Anglo Irish Bank. In reality many of the staff are now about to lose their jobs and there current employers name on their CV’s is like adding that you were formerly a gate keeper in Auswitch – only a small [...]
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Today I read about a big issue in the UK – schools and what school a parent sends their kids to – and reflect on the situation many other parents face on these shores.
In the UK there is effectively two types of school, Public (exclusive fee paying) and State (schools wholly funded by the state).
Most [...]
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