Rise and fall is a typical story of Celtic Tiger excess

THE factors that hobbled Ulster Bank in its race for third place in the Irish market include:

Rise and fall is a typical story of Celtic Tiger excess
Fri, 13 Jan, 2012 - 00:00
Conor Ryan

It financed Sean Dunne’s high-rise dream in Ballsbridge.

It provided money for Liam Carroll’s developments around the Gasworks in Dublin 4.

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