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[lbo] 12/7/2010 21:08

Builder Joe O'Reilly, a friend of Fianna Fail, frolics in the sun as NAMA takes over his Anglo debts




Economic crisis: Final bill for Anglo may be €33.5bn

[hermana3] 11/7/2010 10:27

Is bertie the anorak still a politician? arrogant rubber lips,his successor bought fitz bs bigtime too.

[hvs] 11/7/2010 10:23

Scum sucking banker with POLITICIANS In his POCKET ?????

[hermana3] 11/7/2010 10:22

Ya know it is but on life support from Berlin. Seanie taking the fall but of course on his own terms. Once a pup always a pup but then again no surprise from a scum sucking banker.

[hvs] 11/7/2010 10:19

IS IRELAND BANKRUPT ????

[hermana3] 11/7/2010 10:18

Given plenty of time to salt away assets. Wee Seanie should now face criminal action but will he?

[smcl] 11/7/2010 09:50

Seanie declares himself bankrupt,,,,,,a big bankrupt

[lbo] 06/7/2010 21:22

Receiver for Citywest hotel

[hvs] 17/6/2010 12:47

IRELAND is well and truly BANKRUPT.

[hermana3] 12/6/2010 16:21

What do ya think?

[hvs] 12/6/2010 15:56

Is IRELAND BANKRUPT ???

[hermana3] 12/6/2010 13:21

Too busy schmoozing with wee quinn to care about the great unwashed.

[lbo] 11/5/2010 22:07

Protesters tried to break through the gates of the Parliament building during a march against Government plans to inject billions of euros into the country's banks.

Dozens of people broke away from the march and ran at the gates of the Parliament's main building, Leinster House.

They wrestled with police, who tried to force them back while attempting to secure the gate.

At least one man suffered a head injury during the scuffles, with organisers appealing for calm.

[lbo] 05/5/2010 00:09

QUINN Insurance's underwriting losses in the UK last year may exceed the €44m it has submitted in returns to the Financial Regulator.

[jonno1] 02/5/2010 16:07

Interesting Vid, wonder how much of this Anglo Irish fronted

[smcl] 27/4/2010 11:53

Seanie: Big Executive Position, Big Car, Big House(s), Big Investments, Big Loans, Big Ego, Big Golf memberships, Big Friends, Big holidays......ooh Big holiday homes .....almost forgot!...In other words....a Big F....Pr....

However: Small Repayments, Small humility, small concern ( for the ordinary person that is but Big concern for himself)

Notice most of them are prefixed by 'Big'.

Now I wonder how that could be................

[lbo] 25/4/2010 22:41

Quinn drops off Rich List



Two years ago, Seán Quinn and his family topped The Sunday Times Rich List. This year they have been dropped completely as they struggle to retain control of their international business empire that grew out of the border counties.

[father o toole] 14/4/2010 09:05

that lawn is in a shocking mess.

[lbo] 12/4/2010 21:18

Quinn faces loss of his empire as deal falters

[lbo] 08/4/2010 21:15

Anglo could be left with tab for Quinn's €3bn losses



Yesterday brought a little more disclosure from Quinn – a statement from his overall business, the Quinn Group, said that "due primarily to equity losses of circa €3 billion outside of the Quinn Group, the Quinn family owe Anglo Irish Bank €2.8 billion".

In other words, the bank in which the family lost most of the €3 billion in equity investments gave loans to cover those losses. This confirmed what had been suspected for a considerable time

The regulator's most recent court action was prompted by the discovery that subsidiaries of the insurer had provided guarantees totalling €1.2 billion to lenders to the wider Quinn Group – bondholders and banks led by UK lender Barclays

[lbo] 07/4/2010 21:54

Meanwhile, Senator Feargal Quinn pointed out yesterday that he does not hold shares in Anglo Irish Bank. The independent senator does hold shares in Taurus, a retail property fund.

The fund, listed as Anglo Taurus Retail Geared Property Fund, has an address at Anglo Irish Bank, Head Office, Stephen Court, 18/21 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2

[lbo] 06/4/2010 22:00

Seán Quinn faces ruin over loans






THE Financial Regulator stepped in to take control of Seán Quinn's insurance business last week because it feared the company would run out of money to pay out on claim