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FINANCE Minister Brian Lenihan proposes we prop up, at withering and continuous expense, the zombie Anglo Irish Bank – while the DPP announces that his office will not seek extradition of those rogue bankers who have scuttled abroad to avoid the, eh, “blame culture” of Ireland.

Fri, 02 Apr, 2010 - 01:00
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Fred Johnston

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