SHAREHOLDERS LASH OUT

IT wasn’t his nest egg that Gary Keogh threw at the AIB boss but by the look on his hugely unimpressed face, he wouldn’t have been much more out of pocket if he had taken his life savings and tossed them across the room instead.

With his pension made up of AIB shares now valued at a handful of eggs, recently retired Keogh felt compelled to select two particularly yolky specimens and hurl them at bank chairman Dermot Gleeson.

Gleeson scrambled to duck the missiles, escaping with a light spattering of goo across his left shoulder, but even his quick recovery of composure couldn’t save this EGM from being remembered as one of the most extraordinary in the bank’s history.