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EU: Irish banks do not need any more capitalisation

Some good news for the Irish economy has emerged from the EU Summit in Brussels.

EU: Irish banks do not need any more capitalisation

Thu, 27 Oct, 2011 - 07:52

Some good news for the Irish economy has emerged from the EU Summit in Brussels.

The European Banking Authority has stated that Irish banks will not require any further capitalisation.

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