Anglo Irish Bank logo removed from all Irish offices

One of the most notorious symbols of Ireland’s economic boom and bust has been torn down.

Wed, 20 Apr, 2011 - 15:29

One of the most notorious symbols of Ireland’s economic boom and bust has been torn down.

Logos and signs on Anglo-Irish Bank offices have been removed, including from above the Stephen’s Green headquarters in Dublin.

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