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IT seems to me the Government didn’t know even how to describe the scandal at Anglo Irish Bank until it saw what the media had to say about it.

Tue, 23 Dec, 2008 - 00:00
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People are sick are tired of the greed and sharp practices of a cosy cartel in the financial and business community.

It is time these so-called pillars of society faced the wrath of the law.

Paul Doran

Monastery Walk

Clondalkin

Dublin 22

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